This car was born thanks to a temporary joint-venture between Porsche and Volkswagen, however if you ask around it’s really difficult to find someone who think at this car as a Volkswagen. Indeed the price of these cars reflects the idea that these are basically b-series Porsche, but when the focus moves on the… Read More Blue lines: 1970 VW-Porsche 914-6
We are pretty sure that the Karmann Ghia, particularly the early series, has been rated by the market as the new Porsche 356. Indeed we’ve seen the quotations of these cars to increase substantially over the years: now a (almost) perfect car like this one is for sale regularly with an asking price higher than… Read More The new Porsche: 1959 Karmann Ghia “lowlights”
Here it is another Karmann Ghia brought back to a new life after 45 years in storage (at least the seller says so). The seller says also that this car has done just 300 miles from the end of a restoration lasted a couple of years: these are not complicated cars to restore so we… Read More Just refreshed: 1965 Karmann Ghia Convertible
The seller says that this is a rare opportunity to put your hands on a bus like this at a low price: Actually we believe him. It is a 1956 Bus imported from Germany (of course it is, maybe he means that it was not born for the U.S. market). He also says that it… Read More Bargain with hand brake: 1956 VW Bus T1 Kombi
We know well that many pepole can’t stand bugs, even if they have a VW badge: however, especially the first series, have that Porsche allure which we love. This is a 1950 bug which still has the purity and the elegange of the early series: we found only once a pre-’50s car but they’re extremely… Read More Dark like a bug: 1950 Volkswagen Beetle
Someone would say that this ad is pure marketing: at least, even if you don’t like the car, you must watch the photos to see that bunch of black and white puppies. The car is 1963 Convertible which looks a bit tired but it has the right basis to be a nice candidate for… Read More Puppies not included: 1963 VW Karmann Ghia Convertible
This T2 is set up as properly as a typical rat-rod T2 should be: actually the rat-rod look is supported by some substance: the loading bed (and not only) has a little more rust than you’d expect. However this version is rather rare and this T2 is said to have its original engine. The peculiar thing… Read More Wood-proof butt: 1967 Volkswagen T2 Bay Window Doka Deluxe
We’ve seen many variations made on the great VW, however we must admit that this customisation has been made with great taste and attention to historical details. Of course the owner/customiser has tried to backdate this Combi as the little taillights show, he also put older wheels and used a typical early ’60s color combo. The… Read More Beach cruiser included: 1970 Volkswagen Combi
Until few years ago seeing a Samba in need of a total restoration for sale at this asking price would have made you laugh to tears but, considering the actual market, we have to admit that this is a fair deal. The austrian seller says that this Samba was originally delivered in Germany, so basically it… Read More Dance project: 1964 Volkswagen T1 Samba
This 914/6 is not an original “GT” but it was born however with a flat six heart, which undoubtedly gives to the car an higher value than a 914/4 has. The body has been widened with steel, so luckily what we have here is not the typical 914/6 widened using fiberglass fenders: such wide body, mated… Read More Widened with metal: 1970 VW-Porsche 914/6
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