How much fuel does the tank hold on a '75 kombi?

Dunno bout a 75, but I got a 72 and it takes about $55 dollars worth paying 95 cents a litre
so bout 52 litres I guess

Ree

i got 79 and that ruffly what i get too:thumb

60L for '72-'79. I think back to '68 is the same?
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I Have a 77 panel, and in the factory hand book that came with the car from new, it states 56l, five of which are reserve.
Rob....

[Edited on 19-8-2003 by Robo]

On the lines of fuel.......
For a stock 1600 kombi how many litres per 100 kms? I seem to be using a fair bit but maybe thats normal for a kombi and its weight...can I get some feedback please?

Ree

you really dont want to ask this question - just enjoy the experience of driving a kombi

I have a 2L auto T2.5/3
I will defend my answer by saying 90% of the driving done is cold, it doesnt get a chance to go into 3rd. It is my wifes and its a real kid carrier.

Anyway if i get 16L/100kms i am happy is it is the round town stuff. I can get up to 12L/100kms if we go camping and we do a cruise.

Yep its heavy but like the other day we went to West Head and had 8 peoples in the car. Feels the same with 1 in the car. So on that side it is better than taking 2 beetles:bounce

I have a 72 Twincab ute and it has a 60 litre tank.

According to the Haynes (U.S.) manual for 1972-1979, 56 litres.

It would not be a huge surprise to find other capacities in Australia.

HTH

thanks guys, between 56 and 60 is close enuf for me, Now I can slowly work my way down the fuelgauge to get really empty sorted!

kkk

We rolled into a servo after running outa petrol and it was 60 litres to fill up. :o

Hey we will be all able to check our fuel economy (Vic VW's) at the VWCV economy run coming up.

We hope to go really well with the smooth spats on.