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60DoubleTurd
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Maybe its for a square and missing the other solid piece that goes closer to the seat??
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miketyp3
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According to a German speaking colleague; what it's saying is that if its connected to terminal 15 on the fuse box (like a gossen wires up) then it won't work - it has to have a wire run to the coil.
I guess other people were confused with the description - hence the price 
Of course there's nothing in the text to say it does work.
I'll let you know when it arrives.
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savannen beige
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hello!!!
how about thes typ3 bosch foglights,what is the price for a set in good shape(sorry about my english i am danish)
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55OvalCharlie
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savannen beige
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i just got a set,from a man i denmark
a nother thing is,how do you post a foto |
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55OvalCharlie
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forgot to put up these pics
installed at the weekend
nos rubber things that replace a couple of your door hinge screw caps and are meant to stop rattling doors - not that they ever do rattle in the first place! lol
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NOS fasty(?) rear parcel tray:
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Everyone had a guess?
Type 3 Wagon.
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Everyone had a guess?
Type 3 Wagon.
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Thanks a lot John, for clearing that up!
Now who has the other part? Wanna buy mine? 
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Foxy
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| IN2VWS wrote: |
Everyone had a guess?
Type 3 Wagon.
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Thanks a lot John, for clearing that up!
Now who has the other part? Wanna buy mine? |
My brother used to have one of these in his 67 square. It was NOS when he got it. Its the only one I've ever seen. I think it ended up in Dave Orozco's black square?
Anyone got any pics of that square?? Especially the inside. |
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Joerg Fischer
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| Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 6:35 am Post subject: Great |
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| miketyp3 wrote: |
According to a German speaking colleague; what it's saying is that if its connected to terminal 15 on the fuse box (like a gossen wires up) then it won't work - it has to have a wire run to the coil.
I guess other people were confused with the description - hence the price
Of course there's nothing in the text to say it does work.
I'll let you know when it arrives.
Mike. |
Hello from Germany, Mike.
Great find - yes the description of the tach is a little different from usual, so many people did not find it using a regular search.
This is the German text you mentioned:
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| Ferner ist der Drehzahlmesser auch für Fahrzeuge mit Heckmotoren geeignet , da der Zündspulenanschluß Klemme 15 über den Drehzahlmesser geführt werden muß. Der Instrumentendurchmesser beträgt ca.85 mm . Wichtiger Hinweis : ohne das Einschleifen der Klemme 15 funktioniert der Drehzahlmesser nicht. |
That translates to "That tach is good for rear engine cars also since the coil connection 15 must be run through the tach. Without using connection 15 through the tach it won't work".
So that means it is connected like the Gossen.
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frank2
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I have a rear cargo cover for my square.Its two pieces like the picture above,its black vinyl and has heat pressed designs on it.No signs of a
part # or company name anywhwere.nos.-Frank |
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Kais Collection
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I have a rear cargo cover for my square.Its two pieces like the picture above,its black vinyl and has heat pressed designs on it.No signs of a
part # or company name anywhwere.nos.-Frank |
I bet you'll be getting some PM's
Can you post up some pics please?
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frank2
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Hopefully the car will be back on the streets this summer(4 years pan off
resto).So no pictures till its done.Built the right way in the owners garage!-Frank  |
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NOS fasty(?) rear parcel tray:
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Everyone had a guess?
Type 3 Wagon.
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Here are some from my Kamei Catalog. Note Matching upholstery on squareback seats. Kamei offered interiors for Type 1's, Ghias, Type 34's and all type 3's. Anybody ever seen a car with this interiror? I have.
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60DoubleTurd
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Sweet, I was right.
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notchboy
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So this material looks like headliner stuff with a heat pleat to make the grid? Or am I off  I was wondering if a repop could be made? 
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DONGKG
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Yeah, that cover for a squareback is cool.
I recently bought a hood handle (beak-type) for an early Type 3. I just liked its unique shape.
Do you thinks guys it will look good on a fasty?
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Gizmobob
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Yeah, that cover for a squareback is cool.
I recently bought a hood handle (beak-type) for an early Type 3. I just liked its unique shape.
Do you thinks guys it will look good on a fasty? |
The true "early Type-3" didn't need any fancy embellishings, like a beak hood handle, to make it look good! 
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