Can you help me understand this:
If this is a Type 1
and this is a Type 2
how do I spot the difference
the 2 pics is from a website
Thanks
Type 1 - Type 2
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Re: Type 1 - Type 2
I'm sure you know - Type 1 = Beetle
- Type 2 = Kombi
BUT: You get Type 2's with different motors.
In the early days Kombi's had Beetle motors, therefore there is no difference in the 2 pictures you posted.
- Type 2 = Kombi
BUT: You get Type 2's with different motors.
In the early days Kombi's had Beetle motors, therefore there is no difference in the 2 pictures you posted.
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Re: Type 1 - Type 2
in other words, you posted a pic of a T2 with a T1 engine
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Re: Type 1 - Type 2
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You have a Type2b with a Type 1 engine...
as in the picture you posted, when the book or aircooled nuts refer to the type 4 engine this is what they are talking about, hence you have the type 1 engine, but the type2 vehicle.
You have a Type2b with a Type 1 engine...
as in the picture you posted, when the book or aircooled nuts refer to the type 4 engine this is what they are talking about, hence you have the type 1 engine, but the type2 vehicle.
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Re: Type 1 - Type 2
Mostly the only difference between the two would be the cooling tins on the engine.
You can use the same engine in both with a difference of tins for the cooling.
In a Beetle the tins will make it a type 1 and the same motor in a bus could make it a type 2, although its still a type 1 engine.
Are you confused yet, .... I am...
You can use the same engine in both with a difference of tins for the cooling.
In a Beetle the tins will make it a type 1 and the same motor in a bus could make it a type 2, although its still a type 1 engine.
Are you confused yet, .... I am...
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1968 Fastback 2Lt.type4
1972 Low Light Bay Panel Van 2Lt type 4
1975 Fleetline Panel Van 1914cc
2020 MeFusco Beetle Truck 2Lt type 4
1972 FT Hahn SP 1776 cc