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1967 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Type-34
Sold for
£27,562.50
Ended 1 Jun 2025
Data from Iconic Auctioneers, updated on 10 Oct 2026
- Year
- 1967
- Mileage
- 35,698 miles
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Engine
- 1776
- Colour
- Black
Specification
- Fuel
- GASOLINE
- Steering
- RHD
- Auction house guide
- £24,000 – £26,000
- Sale
- The Classic Sale at Wheeler Dealer Live 2025
Description
- The Type 34 Karmann Ghia, introduced in 1961 was the most expensive Volkswagen passenger car you could buy in the 1960s
- This 'Big Karmann' has been taken to the next level and fully restored to show-winning standard. Complete nut and bolt, body-off restoration with NOS panels, CAD-designed custom parts and flawless VW L41 black paint
- 1,776cc powerplant with a John Maher Racing bottom end, Mahle pistons, Engle 110 cam and CB carbs, delivering 102bhp through a reconditioned 1303S IRS gearbox with a taller fourth gear for smooth cruising. Upgraded brakes and suspension – Porsche front discs, custom rear brake conversion, lowered suspension with CNC dropped spindles and rust-protected chassis coated in POR15. Under 1,500 miles since engine build
- Stunning custom interior – handcrafted headliner, Audi TT tan leather seats with baseball stitch, 1950s-style carpet, wood-rimmed wheel, hidden modern stereo and VDO gauges with a rare Type-34 rev counter
- Professionally converted to right-hand drive and DVLA-approved, complete with new rubbers, restored chrome, H4 headlights and Porsche 996 17" alloys
- Featured in Volksfolks and a contender for VW magazine features, a rare collectors gem ready to show and drive this summer season
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