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Coen
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 Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:13 am Post subject: Rare Type 4 Accessories |
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what options do you have on your type 4 ?
here's mine :
special options : roof rack, sunroof, pop outs, oil heater, and 24 hour clock for the gas heater.
also have some more  :
these covers are for the radio pit in your dashboard.
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wshawn
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I think my 412 is pretty standard, although it does share the 24 hr timer for the Eberspacer.
I recently managed to find a parcel shelf for the space in front of the passenger seat under the dash, very useful dumping ground now!
The pop outs you mentioned, are they the rear windows either side of the rear seat? If so I really want some of them
PS Forgot to say that I love the look of your 411 |
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Coen
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| Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 7:44 am Post subject: |
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| wshawn wrote: |
PS Forgot to say that I love the look of your 411 |
thanks !
Here are some pics of the pop out windows :
pictures are old but here's a first impression
sunroof :
24h clock
roofrack :
sticker that says :
MAX LOAD 150 LBS
DO NOT OPEN SUNROOF
WHEN CARRIER IS LOADED
ZVW151702 X1
X-L-O AUTOMOTIVE ACCESORIES
PART NO. 55390-00
and the oil heating system :
i've got a brake assistand build in my 412 sedan, and i wil put the pictures later. |
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wshawn
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I'm assuming that the oil warmer is for a very cold climate?
Quite a collection you have there. |
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Lars S
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Yes, the oil warmer is for cold climate, when the temperature goes down to -30C and lower the oil gets wery stiff. In my part of the word it was more or less standard to all VW's, just as watercooled cars had - and still have - water heaters.
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Coen
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 4:27 am Post subject: |
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| Lars S wrote: |
Yes, the oil warmer is for cold climate, when the temperature goes down to -30C and lower the oil gets wery stiff. In my part of the word it was more or less standard to all VW's, just as watercooled cars had - and still have - water heaters.
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hey,
Do you maby have the special headlight whashers ? i thougt that was special for sweden. I realy like to see a picture of that option  |
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Coen
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 4:32 am Post subject: |
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and here are some pics of the brake assistand i build in my 412 sedan :
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Lars S
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Yes, the headlight washers were mandatory in Sweden on all cars from 1974.
http://www.lsmteknik.se/vw412_2.htm
The top picture shows the two jet nozzle at the bumper.
The system also included a high pressure pump and a vessel, about 8 litres, to carry the water (pictured vessel from superbeetle -74).
The pump vas activated when the windshield was sprayed AND the lights were on. However many of us disconnected the light washer pump since it was a huge drinker...
/Lars S |
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Lars S
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...sorry no image 
Yes, the headlight washers were mandatory in Sweden on all cars from 1974.
The top picture shows the two jet nozzle at the bumper.
The system also included a high pressure pump and a vessel, about 8 litres, to carry the water (pictured vessel from superbeetle -74).
The pump vas activated when the windshield was sprayed AND the lights were on. However many of us disconnected the light washer pump since it was a huge drinker...
/Lars S |
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wshawn
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The engineering is probably a tad beyond me, but what vehicle did you adapt the brake assist from, is it the same as a servo unit? Has it made an improvement in the stopping ability of your 412?
Sorry about all the questions but unfortunatly I'm very curious by nature |
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Coen
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| Lars S wrote: |
...sorry no image
Yes, the headlight washers were mandatory in Sweden on all cars from 1974.
The top picture shows the two jet nozzle at the bumper.
The system also included a high pressure pump and a vessel, about 8 litres, to carry the water (pictured vessel from superbeetle -74).
The pump vas activated when the windshield was sprayed AND the lights were on. However many of us disconnected the light washer pump since it was a huge drinker...
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one thing for sure, if you have it on your car, i think it could maby one of the rarest options on our vw's 
for the brake assistand,
it should brake easyer whit less braking power on the pedal, it's original made for the 411 and 412 as an option, you connect it whit your pedals unther the dash, altough it you need it as a set,
here's another pic of it.
all others that have nice options or accesoires place them here ! |
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cadillacman0
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[quote="Coen"]and here are some pics of the brake assistand i build in my 412 sedan :
[img]http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/60347.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/60345.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.keversite.nl/fotoalbum/fotos/60346.jpg[/img][/quote]
do you have sorce where I can purchase this? |
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jmsmilin
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now I know what to grab from a 412 when I see it at a yard and list for sale here
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| now I know what to grab from a 412 when I see it at a yard and list for sale here |
That would be welcome, but you'll need some luck! Some of this stuff is exceedingly rare-might not have come to these shores. Some of the unusual VW options, I don't know if any cars are still known to exist with them. Factory limited slip diff. anyone?
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Lars S
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Don't know how rare this front floor box from my 412 is, believe it was sold through the VW dealers.
The S-shape of it, in order to avoid conflict with the passenger side, is rather unusual and strange looking...
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kgarchivinusa
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Bambootray and Coco mats
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Mike Fisher
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Your bamboo tray looks similar to my Type 3 Bambus tray made in Germany. Any signs of it ever having this tag nailed on it?
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Rick Christensen
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Any idea how any came with sunroof option? I can't remember seeing another 411 / 412 with a sunroof, and I always look for one.
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kgarchivinusa
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| Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 12:14 pm Post subject: factory option mudflaps |
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Factory option M074 mud flaps
I got this rare birds from a really nice swedish guy 
Mike, the bamboo tray has a different shape
Lars, your center console is awesome!
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