Part #: N109051
Screws for replacement pop out window frames.
Application:Bus (Type 2): -67
Part #: 221847131A
Seals the side popout windows on buses up to 1967.
Application:Bus (Type 2): 50-67
Part #: 221847135A
Seals the side popout windows on buses up to 1967.
Application:Bus (Type 2): 50-67
Part #: 221845325B
Seals the side popout windows on buses up to 1967.
Application:Bus (Type 2): 50-67
Part #: 2847100WH
Safaris let those warm, palmy breezes blow through your bus.
Application:Bus (Type 2): 55-67
Part #: 2847105APL
New replacement pop out window frames in polished stainless steel.
Application:
Part #: 113853585A
Type 1 Convertible Molding Clip Pack of 50
Application:Bug (Type 1): Convertible 50-64
Ghia: 56-71
Part #: 6601042
Offroad Wheel, 16"x4", 5x205 bolt pattern
Application:Offroad/Race: All
Part #: 1511223
Polished Stainless Steel Torsion End Plate, IRS, Pair
Application:Bug (Type 1): 68-
Bus (Type 2): 68-
Type 3: 68-
Ghia: 68-
Thing: 68-
Offroad/Race: 68-
Part #: 1511222
Polished Stainless Steel Torsion End Plate, Swing Axle, Pair
Application:Bug (Type 1): -67
Bus (Type 2): -67
Type 3: -67
Ghia: -67
Offroad/Race: -67
Part #: 930332035
930 CV Joint End Cap
Application:Offroad/Race: All
Part #: 001301207
Nose Cone Bushing, Rear, Late
Application:Bug (Type 1): 69-75
Bus (Type 2): 69-75
Ghia: 69-74
Offroad/Race: 69-75
Part #: 001301209A
Nose Cone Seal Holder
Application:Bug (Type 1): 67-68
Bus (Type 2): 67-68
Ghia: 67-68
Offroad/Race: 67-68
Part #: 001301209C
Nose Cone Seal Holder
Application:Bug (Type 1): 67-68
Bus (Type 2): 67-68
Ghia: 67-68
Offroad/Race: 67-68
Part #: 111827110
These plug two of the three holes in the rear apron.
Application:Bug (Type 1): 52-79
Part #: 1119031BHD
Motors with high horsepower and motors that rev fast run the risk of exploding a stock fan.
Application:Bug (Type 1): 71-79
Ghia: 71-74
Thing: 73-74
Race/Off-Road: 71-79
Part #: 111209147A
This tube like screen is located in the bottom of the gas tank.
Application:Bug (Type 1): 56-73
Bus (Type 2): 58-79
Type 3: All
Ghia: All
Thing: All
Race/Off-Road: All
Part #: N104701
These are the bolts that hold the engine in.
Application:Bug (Type 1): All
Bus (Type 2): -75
Type 3: All
Ghia: ALL
Thing: ALL
Race/Off-Road: ALL
Part #: N105001
These are the bolts that hold the engine in.
Application:Bug (Type 1): All
Bus (Type 2): -75
Type 3: All
Ghia: All
Thing: All
Race/Off-Road: All
Part #: 111199101
These are the bolts that hold the engine in.
Application:Bug (Type 1): All
Bus (Type 2): -75
Type 3: All
Ghia: All
Thing: All
Race/Off-Road: All
Part #: T1501331
If you plan to take off your CV joints you will need this socket.
Application:Bug (Type 1): 69-79
Bus (Type 2): 68-99
Type 3: 69-74
Ghia: 69-74
Thing: 73-74
Race/Off-Road: 69-79
Part #: T1501332
If you plan to take off your CV joints you will need this socket.
Application:Bug (Type 1): 69-79
Bus (Type 2): 68-99
Type 3: 69-74
Ghia: 69-74
Thing: 73-74
Race/Off-Road: 69-79
Wolfgang has been in business since 1994, although the staff and employees here have been in this line of work for most of their lives. Every employee owns a VW and every product that we sell, has been tested on our own cars. If you have a question about a product, we will tell you what we think, good or bad. If for some reason you do not see what you are looking for, please call; we probably have it, will tell you why we don’t or we will tell you where to find it.
This is not a test where you drink beer and see how much you have to pee afterwards. This is a test of your motor to see the health of it.
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