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Deck Lid Bottom Standoff kit for Summer!

Here is a Deck Lid Bottom Standoff kit.

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It looks a whole lot easier to install than the Upper Deck Lid Stand Off Kit.
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I think the upper deck lid stand off kit would cool the engine better but, it would also allow more rain to get it in.

Reply to
Jim Ed
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Your links are wrong.

Reply to
John Stafford

Here is a picture of a $0.88 lower standoff:

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And here's another one, get three for $2.69:

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Reply to
Jan Andersson

I was just truing to help.

Reply to
Jim Ed

I posted that using Firefox, maybe that is why they 'are wrong' or do not work.

Reply to
Jim Ed

I like your links.

Those are what I usually use.

Reply to
Jim Ed

...not trying to be a know-it-all. I was just trying to be helpful.

Reply to
Jim Ed

Somewhere around here I have a picture of my lid stand-off. It came on a '58 I got years ago. It is very simple and economical, and a breeze to install.

But what year Bug do you have?

Reply to
John Stafford

I would really like to see it.

I have a 1973 Beetle.

Reply to
Jim Ed

Here is another deck lid stand off / prop=A0to prop open the bottom of early decklids. =A0=A0Price: $65 USD shipped It fits most pre 1964 Beetles.

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I wish they had one that fit the later Beetles.

I also wish the price was not so steep.

------------------------ > Here is a Deck Lid Bottom Standoff kit.http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classif=ieds/detail.php?id=3D878850>

Reply to
Jim Ed

The links worked just fine for me. I used the upper stand offs on my 68 Bug and 71 Super with no issues with things getting wet. They were a pain to install. Andy

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The Busman

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