The strawberry basket is back! The 1:87 model of Karmann’s open-air Golf rolls up in dark green. When it launched, the Golf I Cabrio seamlessly continued the legacy of the slightly long-in-the-tooth Käfer cabriolet – today, both of these models have risen to the status of vehicle legends of the Federal Republic’s post-war era. The smoothness of its engine and the added safety features allowed the VW Golf to win over drivers even in its first open-top season. The VW Golf I Cabrio, whose prototype was produced between 1979 to 1992, featured a hitherto unseen roll bar, which gave it a distinguishing look and earned it the nickname “Strawberry Basket”.

Body dark green, black chassis with bumpers and interior ivory beige. Folding top green, 5-star wheel rims in aluminium silver. Radiator grille with silver painted VW logo, B-pillar painted black on the glazing. Carmine-red tail lights as well as silver-painted VW logo, "Volkswagen" and "Golf" lettering and boot lock. Hand-painted headlights.