Karmann Connection.
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Karmann Connection.
Well, the story goes that, before xmas I had seen this car for sale and had the idea to buy it for my o/h. I ran it past her, as maybe a pair of GHD's would have been more her bag :roll: . And she said no
She got it anyway
(not my pic)
1.6 manual, jade green, and in need of a little TLC. Basiacally a new hood, better interior, front end paint and a blow-in on the n/s/r corner is what it's getting.
Also, living with a carb, as I've found out with my mk2, ain't that fun. So I'll be fitting a new lump, a 2.1 running k-jet. K-jet keeps it kinda period (though it will be a mk3 2l block and a mk3 diesel crank) and I've heard it makes a torquey and fuel economical conversion.
Thanks for looking.
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Well I got a look around it today, door cards are fine, dash is blown though, so in the meantime I'll use the dash from the caddy.
I really like the standard trim tbh, but think It'll be black seats of some sort that go in.
Seats are an abortion tbh, all wrong for the car and they are way too high. rear bench has bomber holes all over.
These guages are horrid with the white dials. And appear to be goosed anyway.
Engine bay is fine, recent new radiator, alternator and battery by the looks of it, starts ok.
And how it stands at the moment
Built-in plunge pool.
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Nice looking car you got there.
Plans sound good for it also.
Ceri.
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And your right - I'm not a fan on those front seats either…
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Also got these Konigsports
And this
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aircooled1968 said
nice motor, glad the seats have gone, they be horrid, good luck with her
chris
lol, picking up a pair of classic beetle seats for it tomorrow as we like seats without headrests, failing that, a mate has some mk1 lowbacks.
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And the windscreen aperture is rotten <_<
And I stripped back that dodgy looking bit on the bonnet.
What a failbodge of a repair, filler was 1/4 inch thick
No good news tonight!
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