Outrigger design

[swiss_bulli]

I think I came across this discussion somewhen, but couldn‘t find the topic anymore. My outriggers were replaced in the past, but not really nicely, so I‘ll have to do them again. The parts from KF and Autocraft are all the same design (flat with a hole for water), but the WW one looks differently. But they have only the rear once in this embossed design.
http://www.wolfsburgwest.com/cart/DetailsList.cfm?ID=211703131

Can anybody tell me what is correct for a 67 bus? Were all 4 the same or front and rear differently? I‘d like to make it as correct as possible. Thanks!
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[easy e]

The one you have linked is correct for the rear... it has the creased water drain.
The front has a hole: http://www.wolfsburgwest.com/cart/DetailsList.cfm?ID=211703125

Since you are doing outriggers... you're probably doing jack points.
The closest to original looking aftermarket jack points are VW Brasil.
They have the extra vertical pressing on the side that was introduced on May 18, 1965.
Read this thread about the
late jack points.

Stay away from the jack points that are thin... and have spot welded flanges at the lifting plate and attachment to the "U" shaped piece.

The VW Brasil jack points have a slightly thinner lifting plate than original and are missing a few die cut notches, and they have an extra bar welded to the lower surface.

If you replace the flat lifting surface and grind off the bar... they'd be pretty much indistinguishable from original. They have sharper bends on top and welds (instead of spot welds).

https://en.hoffmann-speedster.com/bus/bus-t1/repai...ront-right
https://en.hoffmann-speedster.com/bus/bus-t1/repai...front-left

I didn't find a link to the Brazilian rears for you.
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[Culito]

In my experience the WW outriggers (which are actually Autocraft) are much nicer and beefier than KF.
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[mdege]

Unfortunately the Hoffmann Speedster Jackpoints I got ended up being the Brazil junk. I gave them back and payed almost twice the amount for decent ones from BUS-OK.
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1965 21F: Restoration of a former '65 firetruck
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[easy e]

[swiss_bulli]

Michael, I should have listened to your experience. That is what they delivered to me.

And I figured out, that other shops with the correctly pictured Brazilian part, actually do sell other stuff instead of the pictured one...
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