VW Karmann Ghias, what's the difference between Lowlight (up to '59) and later ('60 and up) ones?!

[@yeffblanco]

Liked & subscribed. I read about a low-light KG on Bring a Trailer & this answered it. I have a 66 KG for about thirty years but don’t drive it anymore, maybe one day.

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Thanks, glad it was helpful for you! I hope you are able to get your KG back on the road some day, they are special cars!

[@daveydad]

Even though I'm not a huge Ghia fan I really enjoyed this info!!

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

There's no denying they are beautiful cars! 👍

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

What mistake?

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Attention, according to new judgments and changes in EU and Gernan construction law, it may happen that deregistered cars, classic cars and even vehicles with seasonal license plates are no longer allowed to be stored in garages. The municipalities need money and send inspectors around to check whether work is being done in garages or whether deregistered classic cars are parked. ...that can cost up to 10,000 euros! It is even planned that in the future (unregistered) vehicles and trailers parked in the garden (outside garages) will be defined as structures for which building authorities will then require building applications and permits (and of course not grant them!); there will be a network of vehicle registration offices and building regulations offices take place so that building permits are requested by car owners as soon as they are deregistered.

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Good to know

[@iplaymytele]

I have a 71 Karmann Ghia, that is my Every Day Driver….! 👍🏻👀 ( The Jeff Galey Channel )

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

Wow, very cool! 🙌😎

[@unclegeorge7845]

The later Ghia looks much smaller? How radical to make a new model smaller.

[@VintageClassicSpecialist]

It's probably just the camera angle or something, they are the same size.

[@unclegeorge7845]

Thanks @@VintageClassicSpecialist