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Well done! It is nice to see a model of this seldom seen car built.

The Ghia is a very attractive car and one has a tough time believing it was a VW. Unfortunately few of them seem to have survived and it's rare to see them at car shows.

I built the Gunze kit a few years ago since I wanted the convertible version on my shelf.. It had problems that I probably wouldn't have encountered with the Tamiya kit but in the end I was satisfied

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Well done! It is nice to see a model of this seldom seen car built.

The Ghia is a very attractive car and one has a tough time believing it was a VW. Unfortunately few of them seem to have survived and it's rare to see them at car shows.

I built the Gunze kit a few years ago since I wanted the convertible version on my shelf.. It had problems that I probably wouldn't have encountered with the Tamiya kit but in the end I was satisfied

The Ghia is a gorgeous design and I really love them. I drove one up until just a few years ago when I sold it. They are fun little cars.

The Gunze kit is absolutely awful compared with the Tamiya. I built it not long after I started building models as an adult because I, too, wanted the convertible version to build a replica of one my father owned. It was easy to assemble and probably just about right for my skill level at that time; however, I later wanted to try again for a replica and chose to chop the roof off of the Tamiya rather than bother with that crappy Gunze kit again.

I highly recommend the kit to any modeler with the slightest interest in Volkswagens, or Ghia designs, or whatever.

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