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 ...