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72MUST Samba Member
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Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2025 7:40 am Post subject: Early VW rubber part query |
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I'm not sure if I'm posting in the correct place, but as there are very knowledgeable people here, someone will know
1950s rubber part with VW logo & part number 29.108.603.1 & also a rearing horse logo with numbers 3135513.
The hole is approx 60mm
Anyone know what's it from please ?
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EverettB  Administrator

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72MUST Samba Member
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Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2025 2:33 am Post subject: Re: Early VW rubber part query |
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Thanks for that, the 60mm was puzzling me !
Can see the rubber in your pic.
Are barndoor bus & pickup tanks the same & do they both use that rubber part ?
Attached pics of fuel cap. It has "Cwi" & "mit luftung" logos. Presume latter means vented. It has no VW logo on top. Is it original ?
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wagen19 Samba Member
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Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2025 4:07 am Post subject: Re: Early VW rubber part query |
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EverettB wrote: |
Barndoor Bus gas tank seal.
60mm is:
Chassis # 20-030868 until 20-047001
This is approx. 8/1952 - Early 3/1953
You can sort of see the location here in the upper left above the spare tire tray, although this is a later Bus
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Ahh, that´s interesting. Did´n t know that.
EDIT:
Found out: barn door fuel tanks till 20 - 030 868 have cap 100 mm, then 60 mm (and again 100 mm).
I´ve a NOS fuel tank with 80 mm neck, cap like beetle from 8´55 till 7´60.
So it is for type 261, 263 till 2´55. Sorry. |
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EverettB  Administrator

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Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2025 7:53 am Post subject: Re: Early VW rubber part query |
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72MUST wrote: |
Are barndoor bus & pickup tanks the same & do they both use that rubber part ?
Attached pics of fuel cap. It has "Cwi" & "mit luftung" logos. Presume latter means vented. It has no VW logo on top. Is it original ?
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Someone else should confirm but I believe the outlet on the bottom and the neck are both in different places on a Truck.
I don't recognize that fuel cap so it's probably a replacement. _________________ How to Post Photos
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wagen19 Samba Member
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Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2025 8:40 am Post subject: Re: Early VW rubber part query |
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EverettB wrote: |
72MUST wrote: |
Are barndoor bus & pickup tanks the same & do they both use that rubber part ?
Attached pics of fuel cap. It has "Cwi" & "mit luftung" logos. Presume latter means vented. It has no VW logo on top. Is it original ?
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Someone else should confirm but I believe the outlet on the bottom and the neck are both in different places on a Truck.
I don't recognize that fuel cap so it's probably a replacement. |
I got and still have a NOS, old-style barndoor fuel tank. It looks similar as the one in pic, but has a neck for a 80 mm cap.
https://www.volkswagen-classic-parts.com/catalogues/TransporterT1/html5.html#/132
VW ETKA lists no fuel tanks or part numbers for busses till 2´55 for different types.
But for the types 261 + 263 the parts number is 261 201 055 till 20 - 117 901
If I got it right, a 80 mm neck and cap makes the tank type 261, 263
Caps:
100 mm till 20 - 030 867, 211 - 244, 111 201 551
80 mm, 111 201 551 A
60 mm, 211 201 551
The 60 mm caps that I know, have a VW-Logo on top. (they fit also as oil filler cap for beetle 8´55 and later)
(wondering about the type 1 part number for the 80 mm cap, but evtl. there was once a bus version without logo) |
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