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posted on February 10th, 2010 at 09:11 PM |
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FS [BNE] 56 Type 1 Parts Manual & Hazet 561 36mm spanner
Need to get rid of some of my vital essentials
1. Type 1 Spare Parts Manual dated July 1956.
Its in pretty average condition. All pages are there, the dividing tabs are dog-eared, there are grease marks & spots on many pages. Have a good
look at the photos. If you want more piks, please ask. I can take it to Dubs by the Pie if anyone wants to see it. Price: I'll say $150 shipped.
Feel free to haggle Prefer swap for 54/55 only bits (see below).
2. Hazet 561 spanner. Its the 36mm without the 21mm end. Suits early Hazet boxes. Meant to apply up to 55 year model cars, but there might have
been some overlap. Apparently there is same way you can tell exactly what year it was made by the underlining of the word Hazet on the side - I
couldn't be arsed figuring it out. Price: I'll say $150 shipped. Feel free to haggle Prefer swap for 54/55 only bits (see below).
54/55 bits I need:
Distributors with wire clips and 54 or 55 date code (i.e. K or L) BR8s, or BR2 or BR3
36hp Fuel pumps with the lower screw or boss for lower screw (late 55/56 year model)
28 PCI carbs with small VW symbol
Heart tail light brackets
58 Workshop Manual volume 2 (ok it's not 54/55)
I am more than happy to tip in some cash if needed.
Simon, Birkdale, Brissie, PM
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posted on February 10th, 2010 at 10:00 PM |
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Is this the style of fuel pump your after???
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volumex
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posted on February 11th, 2010 at 12:38 PM |
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Those are 56-58 fuel pumps.
I am looking for these puppies:
They have a screw in the base.
If anyone has the late 55 with the boss for the screw- but no screw installed then I'd take them too...
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posted on February 11th, 2010 at 01:02 PM |
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No worrys.
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posted on February 12th, 2010 at 08:38 PM |
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I didn't think the early ones had the dome hump on the cap either just in from the fuel inlet .... Would you be interested in the factory fuel pump
tool to set those up properly?
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posted on February 12th, 2010 at 08:59 PM |
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Quote: | Originally
posted by Dyno
I didn't think the early ones had the dome hump on the cap either just in from the fuel inlet .... Would you be interested in the factory fuel pump
tool to set those up properly?
| Sure would! Is that the VW 328b?
As you said, the 'real' split fuel pump was flat on top with a 8mm threaded inlet. The Zwitter & 53 Oval was also flat but had an 6mm threaded
inlet. 54-58 got the bump in the top and 59-60 got the filter.
Images pinched from here: http://www.vintagewerks.com/Fuel%20Pumps/fp_4sale.html
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