Seller's Name – Glenn Walsh.
Suburb / Post Code – Rockhampton QLD
Item Description including Brand – 1954 Beetle Pan
Condition – Good small about of rust under seat channel
Came with a buggy I brought was going to use it convert it to IRS and alike but someone mentioned that maybe a collector might want
it as it is to good to cut up.
Item Cost - offers
What year is it.
If it a 47 I take it!
Can you post some pictures
yep will post pics
The chassis number is 1-087322-1 so from all my reading that is a 1947. But I could be wrong, looking at it the handbrake adjusters come through the
front of the pan not near the hand brake.
Whats it worth to you?
pics
If it is a 1947, you should not separate the pan and trans....I hope it is not a shortened pan!!
Hopefully the pan can go to someone with an early split window beetle for part of a restoration project.
and the box
What would it be worth with the box?
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With a chassis number of 1 - 0 873 221, it's a May 1955 Pan
A 47 pan would have 1 less digit (and a small accelerator roller).
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/info/bugchassisdating.php
That's a shame, still makes it a very clean looking shell for an oval window bug
yep its a 54 pan
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Thanks for the help guys. I am more than happy to keep it and do the IRS conversion and kombi mount. So I will give it a week or so but I need a pan
in return hopfully in as good nick with IRS.
Cheers
Glenn
Glenn your better off getting a later pan, a 54 beetle pan has different things to a later pan that you carn't get.
Handbrake cables,front gearbox mount is different and you would have to make mounts of change them and change the front of your gearbox to fit it
etc.
A lot of work, you would be able to sell it or parts of and get a irs pan which would have a balljoint front end etc as well as the irs standard, even
disc brakes.
Much better for a buggy.
Yeah,
But I need to get someone to buy this one that is the problem.
Hope I never snap a hand brake cable.
I am making custom gearbox mounts and changing to type 3 rear end, I can do the mods but I would like to preserve this pan but the thing is someone
has to want to buy it.
Cheers
i bought a buggy years ago that also had an early 50,s pan in it but it was shortened and rusted, i cut the number out and god knows where i put
it
IRS won't work on that pan
Why not?
PM sent
Someone has to save it!
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Brad,
What mods on shock towers? Just brought my new mig so looking forward to some fabrication.
Inner forks are no worries easy to trim and plate.
I have another K & L front end to go on with adjusters welded in.
I will give it a couple more weeks until I start cutting sorry to the purists but I need the buggy IRS'ed and Subi power buy July for a fraser test
trip getting ready for the big 2010 venture
Do you mean just notching the shock towers?
http://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/viewtopic.php?tid=74813
That any good for what you want? Its free
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Dont really want the beetle laying around here.
JHP1 you are right on the money there but correct freight would be a killer. I would think they charge the same for a rolling chassis as an entire
car.
Cheers
Ok guys here goes last chance to save a 54 pan
I am going to be in brisbane on the weekend on the 21-22nd march and can take the pan down on a trailer to do a swap. I am looking to swap for a
rolling IRS pan pref with a K & L front end but not a real drama. Must be rolling with good brakes all lines (brake fuel etc) No or very little
rust. Basically needs to be same as I have now just put the body on and ready for rego.
No gearbox needed.
Let me know if anyone is interested or after the 22nd of march the body comes off for the IRS conversion on the early pan.
Thanks
Glenn