omg ok, thats a bet. ill take a pic tomorrow......hahahh yes it does say karmen
and for your fucking info i bought it from a lady who was the second owner and who bought it from a lady that was stationed in germany in the airforce and shipped it here. so before you go doubting people make sure you know what the fuck you are talking about......
:laughabove::laughabove: oh please, tell me more!!
I think he meant spelling. Isn't it spelled "Karmann?"
Edit. Just took a picture of my dad's Cabby and it is indeed. I think that's what HOT H20 originally meant.
yes this is what I meant. Thanks for the pic!
yeah, he sure told me.
ghostgti - you need to calm down. First off why do you care so much what others say on the internet to the point that you are cursing me out?! And if you really want to get into it, about me 'knowing my shit' etc you might want to research where your car actually came from because MANY MK1 Cabs came with the 'Karmann' kit here in North America so I would go as far as calling Bullshit on your nice little story there, but I don't really care either way.
I know exactly what the fuck I am talking about but somehow I am not as confident in your knowledge.
edit: I just looked again at your pics, and do you see those side indicators front and rear, yeah, that's a North American spec right there. Thanks for the lovely little story about how this was bought from Hitler's granddaughter herself or whatever bullshit you are trying to feed us,
Try and take a fucking compliment and a little light hearted jabbing instead of flying off the handle next time. :biggrin:
And don't lie about shit because when you are found out you loose credibility.
oh.. whaddya know, here is another ad near you for an MK1 Cabrio which I think says 'Karmen' too!!
http://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/1070639175.html
look familiar
http://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/1046577757.html
double edit: here is a little history I found for ya. Your car there unfortunately is NOT any special edition. Basically a standard body kit which began in '88
"In general, there were two types of convertibles: standard and limited special edition. Beginning in 1983, there were several special editions that involved different combinations of paint and top colors, top materials, leather or special pattern seat materials, special wheel types and colors, side and rear badges, and upgraded equipment packages. Special editions in the USA included the Wolfsburg, Boutique (all alpine white), Best Seller and Etienne Aigner. In Europe, special editions included the Acapulco, Azur, Bel-Air, Carat, Christmas, Coast, Etienne Aigner, Fashionline, Genesis, Havanna, Highline, Quartett, Sportline, Toscana and Youngline.."
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The third brake light became mandatory in the USA in 1986 and bumpers and front side mirrors were painted to match the exterior body color. In 1988 VW added hydraulic lifters and the Cabriolet body kit with the updated 4-headlight grill, front and rear bumpers, fender flares and rocker skirts."
third brake light is another dead giveaway that your car is a US model. Thanks for playing.