Aircooled VW South Africa

Good day who can help me can't seem to work out my Engine Number!

Found that its n 1600 but can't seem to now the rest.

Found charts that can help you, but don't seem to find the Engine number that a have?

6FA S399400

Help
Thank You

It wil be SF AS


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O my Soul so its not n 6 let me look at n chart and see if a can work it out!

It realy looks like n 6!!

As quoted by @Fig in anothet post

"SF is the prefix for South African built engines"

AS is a replacement Case, the only way to really know what size engine you have is to remove one head and measure bore and stroke.


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DAM!!!

Can you PLS help me on the chassis number??

SE 111 2 301 144

Not a fundi but here goes
1 - type 1 (beetle)
1- sedan
1- 1971
2- means manufactured post 1970
301144- allocated chassis sequence number
Vehicle manufactured in Oct 1970 which would make it a 1971 production year

Neels


Neels

So the second 1 means its n sedan

So the firts 1 is type that is beetle
The second 1 means its a sedan and not on vw beetle
now im lost

beetle is a sedan, this means car, as in not truck, or commercial.

Herman

The second 1 says it is a sedan and not a convertible... so first 1 says it’s a beetle and second 1 it is a beetle sedan, not convertible or station wagon or fastback ( not that there was other kinds of beetles but those codes applicable to type 3 and 4 for example)


Neels

What beetle was built with two weber carbs (32 idf 40 oc)
What cc was it build in?
What year model?

Can some one help on this??

JP_Pentz wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2020 8:36 pm What beetle was built with two weber carbs (32 idf 40 oc)
What cc was it build in?
What year model?

Can some one help on this??

Weber carbs were never fitted as standard on ACVWs.

Think he is talking about the twin solex, on the SP 1600 Beetle in the last few years.

Herman

Good day Herman twin solex SP 1600 what year was that??