Wanted - tinware bits

[mike.s]

Hi,

I`m after a few bits of tinware - the back bit between the gearbox and engine, the under barrel bits and a hoover bit to go ont he underneath of the oil cooler.

here are some pics shamelessly stolen from other thread/ internet -

Cheers, Mike

 

[66 so42]

I've got the underbarrel bits, blasted and painted black

£10 posted mainland U.K.

Let me know if of interest

Cheers

Neil

 

[mike.s]

Thanks - Pm`d

 

[vinvan]

Regarding the large piece of tin the one that goes over the gearbox, make sure you get the correct one, there is one for a beetle and one for an early bay, the one in your picture is for a beetle
this is the one you want

 

[mike.s]

Thanks - I didn't know they were different!

 

[atafonso]

Regarding the large piece of tin the one that goes over the gearbox, make sure you get the correct one, there is one for a beetle and one for an early bay, the one in your picture is for a beetle
this is the one you want

And there is sigle port and dual port like the above pic, the dual port being very rare.
Also the cylinder tins can be for 10mm or 8mm headstuds.

Abel

 

[mike.s]

What is the actual difference between the bay and beetle twin port rear tin then?

I checked vwheritage and they list the same one for both?

thanks, MIke

 

[vinvan]

Take a look at the two pictures, the beetle one (top) is rounder on the shoulders, whereas the early bay one (bottom) is flatter on the top

 

[mike.s]

ah, thanks - it looks like the bay one has an extra flat section on the top. I`ll keep an eye out on here, but if i can`t find one, i can probably make that piece up, cheers

 

[garytype2]

Hi
we are having some made right now
Gary Coolcampers

 

[mike.s]

ok, gary - let me know when you some made and how much you `re looking for them, cheers

 

[mike.s]

Hi - still looking for one of the rear tin dividing pieces. Gary - do you know when you`ll have some ready and how much you`re looking for. Not fussed if they`re bare metal.

Thanks, Mike

 

[the gate keeper]

I have all that tinware...