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At 15:38 10-03-97 -0500, you wrote: >I asked previously about this. > >Anyone know about how close a Brazillia pan is to the T-3 pan? > >If it is a front engine, then not much, but I can hope. > >Was there a different model in Brazil (or where ever), but using the T-3 >pan??? > >Big AL >awpresley@earthlink.net > Hi Al, Both the earlier and later Brasilia had the engine in the back. The design originates from a german protoyp from '1959/60) for the VW 1500. The engine wasbuild up with the 1600's cyilinder and 1500 carb. So the simularity with the type 3 and later the 412 is obvious. It's not as they are twins but close relatives. Richard Visser The Hague Holland 67 squareback