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Seafoam & chrome.

An open roof, a wood-rimmed wheel, and polished details. Three views of a seafoam Karmann Ghia convertible.

Photography by Jeff Pieters / 3 photographs
Seafoam Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible viewed head-on, with round headlights, a VW nose badge, amber indicators, and a chrome bumper.
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Seafoam, straight on

Original photograph by Jeff Pieters

About the set

Three views of a Karmann Ghia.

Words & photographs
Clutch & Color

Seafoam paint carries through this Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible, from its rounded nose to the open cabin. Seen head-on, the car is framed by circular headlights, slim grille openings, and a bright chrome bumper. The VW badge sits at the center, with the windshield rising above the curved hood. It is a view built around balance: paired details, soft curves, and a pale color that lets the reflections show.

Inside, the same color returns across the dashboard, set against a black upper pad, gray upholstery, and a dark wood-rimmed steering wheel. The instruments, radio, and ivory-colored gear knob reward the closer view. At the rear, the chrome luggage rack introduces straight lines and dark slats over the curved bodywork. The Karmann Ghia script and narrow tail lamps complete the set, connecting front, interior, and rear through repeated color and polished metal.

Karmann Ghia interior with a seafoam dashboard, wood-rimmed steering wheel, round instruments, radio, ivory-colored gear knob, and gray seats.
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Wood, chrome, and the view inside

Original photograph by Jeff Pieters

Rear of the seafoam Karmann Ghia convertible, showing its folded light-colored roof, chrome luggage rack with dark slats, Karmann Ghia script, and vertical tail lamps.
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The finishing lines

Original photograph by Jeff Pieters

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Original photography by Jeff Pieters. Photo sales are not open.