Karmann Ghia Floor Pan, Heater Channel And Sill Bundle Kit 1958-74

Replace your corroded or damaged heater channel with this excellent quality left-hand side heater channel, suitable for all Volkswagen Karmann Ghias produced from 1958 to 1974. This essential structural component not only supports the vehicle’s body but also carries warm air from the engine to the front cabin, maintaining both safety and comfort.

This good quality reproduction is built to precise factory specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and seamless installation. Manufactured from durable pressed steel, it comes complete with the angled section that sits beneath the front inner wheel arch, just like the original unit. Ideal for full body restorations or structural repairs, it restores strength, alignment, and original heating efficiency to your classic Ghia.

The channel is ready for welding into position and connects directly to the existing heater ducting system for reliable air distribution.

Fitment Information:

• Fits Left-Hand Side (Passenger Side on RHD models)

• Suitable for all VW Karmann Ghias 1958–1974

• Includes angled section under the front inner wheel arch

• Quantity: Sold each

Quality:
Good quality reproduction – strong, durable, and made to OEM-style dimensions for correct fitment and long service life.

Shipping Information:
Due to the length and weight of this item, an additional £10 shipping surcharge will apply for delivery.

Restore the structural integrity and heating efficiency of your classic Volkswagen Karmann Ghia with this excellent quality right-hand side heater channel, designed to fit all models from 1958 through to the end of production in 1974.

The heater channel plays a crucial role in both the strength of the vehicle’s body structure and the delivery of warm air from the engine to the cabin. This reproduction unit is built to factory dimensions, ensuring a precise fit and easy installation. Manufactured from durable pressed steel, it includes the angled section that sits under the front inner wheel arch, exactly as per the original design.

Ideal for full restorations or rust repair, this part helps return your Ghia to factory condition while ensuring safe operation and proper heating performance. The channel can be welded directly into place and connected to the existing heater tube system for efficient cabin warmth.

Fitment Information:

• Fits Right-Hand Side (Driver’s Side on RHD models)

• Suitable for all VW Karmann Ghias 1958–1974

• Includes angled section under the front inner wheel arch

• Quantity: Sold each

Quality:
Good quality reproduction built to OEM specification for long service life and easy fitting.

Shipping Information:
Due to the length and weight of this item, an additional £10 shipping surcharge applies for delivery.

This left outer sill repair panel is a good quality reproduction part made to restore the structural integrity and original appearance of the outer sill area on all VW Karmann Ghia models from 1955 to 1974. As a known rust-prone region, especially on older restorations or daily drivers, the outer sill plays a crucial role in the vehicle`s body strength and alignment.

Accurately pressed to factory specifications, this panel fits perfectly on the left side (driver’s side on LHD vehicles) and blends smoothly with the inner sill, heater channel, and floor pan. It’s suitable for welding and is essential for any quality body restoration, especially when addressing corrosion or accident damage.

For a complete rebuild of the sill area, we recommend the bundle kit including the sill, heater channel, and floor pan – see related product part number SK33044.

Applications:

• VW Karmann Ghia: 1955–1974 (All coupe and convertible models)

Fitment: Left side
Quantity: Sold each
Quality: Good quality reproduction

This right outer sill repair panel is a good quality reproduction piece designed to replace the full outer section of the sill on all VW Karmann Ghia models from 1955 to 1974. The sill area is a critical structural component and one of the most common rust-prone zones on classic Ghias. This panel restores both the strength and appearance of the outer sill, making it essential for any serious restoration or rust repair project.

Precisely formed to match original factory contours, this outer sill panel integrates seamlessly with the inner sill, heater channel, and floor pan. Suitable for welding, it fits all coupe and convertible models from the start to the end of Ghia production.

For a comprehensive repair, consider the full sill, heater channel, and floor pan bundle kit (part number SK33044), available under related products.

Applications:

• VW Karmann Ghia: 1955–1974 (All models)

Fitment: Right side (passenger side on LHD vehicles)
Quantity: Sold each
Quality: Good quality reproduction

We’re proud to offer these brand-new, premium-quality Karmann Ghia and Type 181 Trekker floor pan halves — the best reproductions to hit the market since the original Volkswagen stampings.

Pressed from brand-new tooling and crafted from a single piece of 1mm gauge steel, these panels are designed for perfect factory-style fitment without the unsightly and weak weld seams often found in older reproduction pans. Each panel precisely replicates the original floor pressings, ensuring both strength and authenticity for your restoration.

This left-hand side (passenger side on RHD models) pan half fits all Karmann Ghias from August 1963 to July 1974 and VW Type 181 Trekker models from September 1969 to February 1979. It restores the structural integrity of your chassis and provides a solid foundation for seat mountings and interior carpeting — essential for both safety and long-term durability.

When fitting, you’ll also require seat rails matched to your model year, which are newly available separately. Professional welding and underseal finishing are recommended to complete the job and protect your investment for decades to come.

Key Features:

• Brand-new pressing from single-piece tooling

• Made from durable 1mm gauge steel

• Perfect fit for late-model Karmann Ghia & Type 181 Trekker

• Factory-correct strengthening ribs and contours

• Passenger side (Left side on RHD models)

• Ideal for rust repair or full restoration projects

• Seat rails available separately

• £10 large parcel shipping surcharge applies due to size and weight

Applications:

• VW Karmann Ghia: Aug 1963 – Jul 1974

• VW Type 181 Trekker: Sep 1969 – Feb 1979

Restore your classic Volkswagen to factory strength with our brand-new right floor pan half for Karmann Ghia and Type 181 Trekker models. These panels represent the best reproductions available since the original VW pressings, crafted with precision and durability in mind for serious restorers.

Manufactured from 1mm gauge steel using new single-piece tooling, each panel is pressed to the exact factory specification — no added welds or seams, ensuring superior strength and a clean, original appearance. The correct press lines, contours, and mounting points make installation straightforward for experienced builders and enthusiasts alike.

This right-hand side (driver’s side on RHD models) pan half fits all Volkswagen Karmann Ghias from August 1963 to July 1974 and VW Type 181 Trekker models from September 1969 to February 1979. It’s the perfect replacement for repairing corrosion or crash damage, returning the structure of your floor to original rigidity and function.

For a complete and authentic restoration, you’ll also need correct-year seat rails, which are available separately. Professional welding and anti-corrosion treatment are highly recommended to ensure a long-lasting finish.

Key Features:

• Brand-new pressing from modern tooling

• Constructed from strong 1mm gauge steel

• Perfect reproduction for Karmann Ghia and Type 181 Trekker

• Factory-style ribs and details for accurate restoration

• Driver’s side (Right side on RHD models)

• Strengthens chassis and improves floor rigidity

• Seat rails available separately

• £10 large parcel shipping surcharge applies due to size and weight

Applications:

• VW Karmann Ghia: Aug 1963 – Jul 1974

• VW Type 181 Trekker: Sep 1969 – Feb 1979