Part #: N109051
Side Popout Window Frame Screws (3.5mmX6mm) Frame to Hinge
Screws for replacement pop out window frame to hinge
Application:- Bus (Type 2): -67
Part #: N109051
Screws for replacement pop out window frame to hinge
Application:Part #: 211837659
This nylon washer goes on the wing bolt keeping the bolt from chewing up the slide on the safari window. Washers sold individually 8 are required for Front Safaris and 4 are required for Rear Safaris.
Application:Part #: N107101
This is a list of the most common screws you might need..
Application:Part #: N185164
Screws for replacement pop out window Latches to Body
Application:Part #: N139681
This is a list of the most common screws you might need..
Application:Part #: N203551F
These are new hoses that are more resistant to Ethanol, meaning they last longer. This type of hose is what we now recommend.
Application:
Heater cables open the flaps in the heater boxes allowing heat into the car.
Heater cables open the flaps in the heater boxes allowing heat into the car. When you install the cables use white grease. Place the control(s) in the off position and crawl under the Bug and hook up the heater boxes. (A buddy sure would be helpful.) Now get back up and put the control(s) in the full on position and then crawl back under the car and push the lever on the heater box all of the way forward and lock into place. (Remember exercise is good for you.) Now recheck the levers to make sure they are closed when the control(s) are in the off position. On 1964 and earlier Bugs, the heater cable is attached to a slide. To get the slide out, twist the knob clockwise all the way. Just under the knob you will see a knurled collar. Wrap a rag around this collar and use a pair of pliers to unthread it. Once the collar is unthreaded you will be able to pull the slide out. When putting the slide back in make sure that the slot in the slide indexes itself to the spot on the slide hole.
Bus (Type 2): 68-71
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Part #: 2805002BK
This mounts the tire onto the front of the bus getting it out of the interior.
Application:Part #: 6823565
There are two types of hold downs, rubber and steel.
Application:Part #: 1405671
These aluminum nuts are fashioned after the ball joint style nut.
Application:Part #: 131611781
These are the metal brake lines found throughout the car.
Application:Part #: 211843425C
Lower front Bearing for Sliding Cargo Door
Application:Part #: 231069411A
These rubber kits are for restoring your camper style windows..
Application:Part #: 1255107
This repair pipe fixes the end of your heater box.
Application:Part #: 113707334A
These brackets hold the bumpers on.
Application:Part #: 211801051HL
This area tends to rust.
Application:Part #: 112863404
These carpet kits are to be used with the original rubber floor mats.
Application:Part #: 111863711
This is a full carpet kit.
Application:Part #: N140011
Screw for Assist Strap
Application:Part #: 1883401CU
Like the custom door panels these car seat covers are a great way to customize the interior of your Bug.
Application:Part #: 1109642
If you are going to run dual springs we suggest you use these valve spring retainers as well.
Application:Part #: 113721647A
This cover slips over the accelerator pedal so your foot doesn't slip off..
Application:Part #: 191611933
This is a big vacuum can that helps you with the pedal pressure.
Application:
Heater cables open the flaps in the heater boxes allowing heat into the car.