Cal Look Karmann Ghia thread
Jim Ratto:
Quote from: LuftsickTero on August 04, 2010, 19:28:32 pm
Quote from: 7 on August 04, 2010, 17:30:00 pm
What about the KG I posted?
What seats does it have? (the car you posted)
Not sure. What I like so much abotu this KG is the combination of the color and the wheels....almost 100% exact to what I'd like to do with my '67 at some point. The "shocking" contrast between the powder blue and the starkness of the wheels has a certain "cool" feel to it.
Lids:
i have always loved Bernards old ghia, not to everybody's taste, but I wish it wasn't locked up in a garage it needs to be thrashed just like Bernie did.
Cheesepanzer:
Very nice Ghia. I too like the color contrast between the light, bright paint against the Fuchs. If there are more pics of the car I'd love to see it.
Here's a shot of my Ghia taken a few weeks ago at the track. I encountered a fuel delivery problem that day and only made a couple of passes.
The current 2054 features original Lonnie Reed Wedge Ports, Italian IDA's (both from my brother's old car (circa 1980's). Its fun. This combo has run 13.05 with a driver-assisted slow 1.86 60' time. :P I've run a 1.52 60', so I think its a 12.8 combo when there's fuel running through the carbs. ;D
Seeing your shortblock Jim, has really got me thinking about getting the 2332 back together. ;)
javabug:
What track, David? I love how east of the Rockies it aint a drag strip if it's not surrounded by corn. 8)
Cheesepanzer:
Quote from: javabug on August 05, 2010, 02:34:03 am
What track, David? I love how east of the Rockies it aint a drag strip if it's not surrounded by corn. 8)
This is "Great Lakes Dragaway" near Kenosha WI (south of Milwaukee).
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