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August 9th 2007, 23:38
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Where are all the ghias?
I've been into the german/ euro look for a few years now and love the beetle but I'd like to get a karmann ghia. you don't really see many of those around? Is there a reason for that? I think that they're a little more stylish than the beetle.
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August 10th 2007, 04:58
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I suppose that it is because there are not that many around, like the Bugs. And that makes them more expensive/"rare". And those that are around, are Ratlook'ed, CalLook'ed, RestoCalLook'ed or "StandardLook'ed"......
The few Ghias that I have seen in pics though looks fantastic! :agree:
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August 10th 2007, 10:47
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what exactly is ratlook'ed?
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August 10th 2007, 12:36
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Ghia's are a little more time consuming to fit wider Porsche wheels (ask Mikey). In the end they do look nice though. Ratrod's are primered, or flat paint (black usally), body all chopped-up, with wide white walls
 uke: , and the rims are sometimes painted red. They have a very simple interior also. IMHO the look should be for '20's,'30's, and 40's model american water pumpers, as the way it started.
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