Callook Karmann ghia
Glauco:
Quote from: Grelland on January 06, 2008, 00:20:20 am
hear, hear,
plus the fact that they have a FUNCTION of letting fresh air into the car....
That what I was thinking too, but the previous owner tought it would be cool to have the look of the nostrills but not the function, so he closed the box behind de grills, so I just have the grills and a box around it.
always nice to now there are some good guys to screw up nice cars ::) :-\
Glauco:
to see pictures, and one day maybe some progress :D
http://cal-look.no/lounge/index.php/topic,3582.msg49384.html#msg49384
Glauco:
my god, I was strolling true the threads looking for ghia options when I saw my own post, made 13 years ago. :o
didn't realize it has been 13 years tinkering about how to make my ghia my own. I can't count the many different ways I built my car in my mind, and to be honest I still haven't figured it out.
in the 2 years I've been driving it I came from a T-bar no nostrils look to a blade bumper and nostrils look. the main thing I'm now figuring out is what to do with the turn signals. I still have the stock bullet turn signals laying around, but haven't found the courage to drill the holes for it. for now I mounted LED's inside a bumperbolt to give me something of a turn signal. not 100% how I want it, but maybe I'll investigate this a little further to make it even better.
I came a long way from a shave everything to a point where I might put pack the side trim and turn signals and make it a more stock looking looker. but I have a whole winter to figure that out..
here is how she looks now:
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Here's to another 13 years of tinkering! ;D
Glauco
Worm:
In 1979 on DKK's Cory Oldroyd car, we shaved the Ghia turn signals and installed a Lucas type turn signal light behind the black screen/grill vents. You could not see them until the light turned on. Totally hidden working turn signals.
Glauco:
Quote from: Worm on December 09, 2020, 19:02:03 pm
In 1979 on DKK's Cory Oldroyd car, we shaved the Ghia turn signals and installed a Lucas type turn signal light behind the black screen/grill vents. You could not see them until the light turned on. Totally hidden working turn signals.
That's the white one with the rag top, right?
I really love that car! Do you have a picture of the nose?
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