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Re: 59 Ghia
Zeee pile of old junk certainly harbours many delights. Amazing how many pre 60's parts i have come across in that lot.
Congratulations on getting your Ghia back on the road. It certainly is a lovely car and will be a show stopper in time to come.
Congratulations on getting your Ghia back on the road. It certainly is a lovely car and will be a show stopper in time to come.
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Re: 59 Ghia
If you junk you want to distribute...let me knowforcecooled wrote:Zeee pile of old junk certainly harbours many delights. Amazing how many pre 60's parts i have come across in that lot.
Congratulations on getting your Ghia back on the road. It certainly is a lovely car and will be a show stopper in time to come.
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Re: 59 Ghia
Installed the left hand side mirror tonight. Measure twice, and three times more to be sure and drill once. Drilling holes into a restored car is quite something.

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Re: 59 Ghia
I got mine from here:flatfourfan wrote:Nice, where did you get your mirrors?
http://www.karmannghia.com/viewDetail.a ... oduct=2261
I see they are out of stock, House of Ghia has the same part listed as well
Should it not be Silver?ever thought about painting the mesh behind the grill holes black?
Talking about the vents. I opened the vents at about 60mph and I was blown away with sandblasting sand blowing through the vents
Anytime! You know how to get hold of me.Didi, it's looking good. I want a spin next time I'm in Pretoria.
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Re: 59 Ghia
i was talking about the mesh behind the grill bars.didi wrote:Should it not be Silver?ever thought about painting the mesh behind the grill holes black?
i think painting the mesh black will make the grill bars stand out even more. will be cleaner too.
just saying
