The lowered and narrowed front beam isn’t the worst thing to replace if you really want to, but we “cracked” for this car because of the good body condition, and off course it is a pre 1970 body type with the beautiful “small” tail lights!

If you’re in the market  for a GOOD Ghia project, this is the one to go for, believe me!

the most important Ghia Barometer? Engine lid is very weak, and here the lower seem is still as perfect as it can be!

We drove this car on the trailer in the US, so engine runs, and transmission shifts, but a complete throughly service will be needed to put this baby on the road, a service we can eventually provide at cost….

not bad at all, we keep’on digging them, don’t we?

very happy we can offer such a good car on a moderate price like this!

all further information, additional pictures and or pricing, most simple by email on Bob@BBT4vw.com

Last weekend we paid a visit to the Vintage VW show in Lubbeek belgium, as a sponsor we drove up in force, 6 of BBT’s finest VW splitwindow buses lined up for the trek…

 once arrived, first VW friend we met was Fast Fred, all ready to withstand the rain (and mud) in checkered rubber boots… “De MAX”!

BBT Spain team came out with 5 guys…

organisation gave a nice souvenir to the sponsors and special people/ guests…

Sunday morning clouds blew away and we had the change to take some photographs…

nice split window beetle with an even cooler very early Westfalia trailer…

nice line up of splits…

….and ovals….

the oldest snow track on planet Earth was also on display….

nice splittie camped out…

superb Low light on display…

ultra rare tipper truck, one of only a handful survivors, worldwide!

the name says it all…

inside the tent there was a huge car display, but the mud and too much water, made one and another not possible, still it was very worthy to stroll around as next pictures show You…

1943 KDF car

no less as two VW powered BOBART tractors on display too!

Yanto’s Hebmuller from terror Garage fame, Thank you Yanto for this display, very well appreciated!

Type 128 Schwimmwagen, one of 5 survivors worldwide!

beautifully restored barndoor pick up…

Whatz this????????

Roof loader…

the show was a cool one, we don'(t get that many splits next too each other in Belgium very often, but weather was the bad part of it, many showers was not fun at all… and made everything very very wet… Thanks God sunday was slightly better….

maybe better on a next edition????

I’m looking for this parts for a Bay window sliding roof, these are the rear guides… I need both sides to make a very desperate customer happy again, I pay the price, no problem, just contact me on Bob@BBT4vw.com if you have them and want to sell them…  let show this Blog can do “wunders”… thanks ahead!!!

PS VW part nr written aside for the NOS guys between us…

update; the VW part nr is not correct on the picture, the exact part number we need is

241 877 541