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	Speaker Tray This tray mounts behind the rear seat. It allows you to put speakers back there. These are made by TMI so you have a choice of vinyle colors you want. Please let us know what color you want. more >>

	Throttle Cable Flex Tube This flex tube goes from the floor pan to the throttle tube on the back side of the fan shroud. This tube is not nessary but it nice to have. By having this tube in place you can usally change more >>

	Front Floor Section This area tends to rust. You will need to weld these in. On the floor halfs, there not quite a half they end at the shifter indention. more >>

	Engine Seals This seal goes between the body and the engine. On all Bugs and Buses up to 1971 it's a good idea to install it before the engine is in the car. On Buses 72 on, you put it in after more >>

	Defroster Hoses This is the front defroster hose under the hood. They are a pain to put on and require small hands. They just push on. more >>

	Running Boards The running boards go between the fenders on each side of the car. DO NOT STAND ON THEM; THEY ARE STRICTLY FOR LOOKS. more >>

	Deck Lid Handles With Keys This is the rear handle that opens the engine lid. On the early cars (55-64) it's a T-style and held in by one large nut, on the later styles (65-71) it's held on by three Phillips screws, and on the more >>

	Rear Cargo Door Seal It seals the rear cargo door and has to be glued in. We use 3M super weather strip adhesive. more >>

	Door Check Rod Stops, Seals & Pins These are the stops on the check rods that prevent you from opening the doors too far. They're especially nice on windy days because they keep your doors from being sprung. The seals protect the check rods, keeping dirt and more >>

	Felt Channel Sets This is the channel that the front door windows roll up into. In order to put these in, the door panels will need to be taken off and a lot of the guts of the door will have to be more >>

	Door Window Scrapers The front door window rolls up and down between these two rubber seals. The outer scraper is very important because it keeps water out of the door, it's also the "most fun" to put in. No kidding; installing these seals more >>

	Door Window Cranks On Bugs up to 1967 and on Buses up to 1963 you will need to push back the small plastic bezel. You will see a pin coming in from the side. Use a small punch or a nail with the more >>

	Vent Wing Locks These locks keep the vent wing closed, therefore a must, but they're a pain to replace. Start by removing the glass and rubber. Use a 1/8" drill and drill out the original rivets. Next, remove whatever is left of the more >>

	Inside Cargo Door Handle These handles open the side cargo doors from the inside. To remove the old one pry the cap out of the center and remove the screw. On Buses up to 1967 there is no cap. more >>

	Windshields These are cut from safety glass as required by law. It is a good idea to replace the seal at the same time. Super Beetle glass can not be shipped and will have to be picked up at the store. more >>

	Front Window Seals This seal goes around the front window. To remove the old glass, use a fixed-bladed knife. Stick the knife between the rubber and glass on the outside of the Bug. Now cut the rubber until you feel the point of more >>

	Side Popout Window Frame Latches These are the latches that hold the popout frame out. There are two styles, long or short. The long ones are the spoon style. more >>

	Side Popout Window Frame New replacement popout window frames. They use your old glass. It is a good idea to buy seals at the same time and think about how many of the little screws you are missing to hold them in. more >>

	One Eyed Duck This is the wiper holder that mounts in the middle of buses that have safari windows. We don't really know the correct name for this part, but it sure looks like a duck's head with one eye. more >>

	Running Board Chrome Molding These are the correct trim moldings for your running boards. New running boards come with thin molding. You will need to order the correct clips to put these on . We usually put the clips on the molding first, then more >>

	Chrome Molding Clips These are the clips that hold the various chrome moldings on. On the body clip of a Bug 1967 and later, you push the clip into the body first, then push the little nub into the clip until it is more >>

	Emblems This is the pride of the car and most likely to be stolen. On bugs 65-79 it is held on the hood by plastic clips so it is a good idea to pick up a set of the clips as more >>

	Scripts These scripts were found on the front hood or on the deck lid of your Bug. They are held in place with clips. To remove or install, use a pair of pliers and screw the clip on or off. more >>

	Glove Box Trim Ring & Pins This plastic ring goes around the dash for the glove box. It keeps the padded dash from being damaged. It is held in by 7 pins. more >>

	Glove Box Locks This lock holds the glove box closed, some are keyed so you can lock it. more >>

	Inside Rear View Mirror This is the mirrior you look at to see how fast that mack truck is coming up on you. On bugs up to 1967 they are held in by three screws. On bugs 68 and later bugs they clip in. more >>

	Emergency Brake Boots This boot goes over the E-brake handle to hide the cables. To put this boot on, just slide it over the handle. On 68 on buses you will need to take some of the handle apart to get it on. more >>

	Sunroof Parts These are all of the parts that we can get our hands on for metal sunroof bugs. Pay close attention when taking the old cables out as the roof and cables have to be installed just right for the roof more >>

	Floor Pan Sound Absorber Kit These stock replacement tarboards will quiet the interior of the car. more >>

	Tail Light Seals This seal goes between the tail light housing and the body of the car. more >>

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