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When I put the '66 doors on the '65 I could only use 3 of the 4 holes on each hinge. Nope, they're not exact, but they were close enough for me! Now, eventually, I'll have to try the '72 doors! Toby B 65 Notch 72 Square Alan W. Presley wrote: > > >Al and All > > > >The 65 and earlier doors mount with slide in hinges and 6 bolts, the 66 and up > >ones had bolt on tabs and 4 screws. there NOT interchangable. > > Well, yes they are. the '62 has a '68-69 door on it. Unless they went to > the trouble of changing out the hinges from the doors... I doubt it though. > > >as for the > >interior peices, the 67 and earlier ahd different armrests and mounts > > OK i was one year off. > > >and the 72-3 had a bolt on armrest rater than the slide over clip of the > >68-71's. > > This I didn't know. > > and from Bruce: > > >64 has the option of duals, push button lights etc. they change in 65. > > They changed MID '64 I have a late '64 without pushbuttons and an early > '64 with pushbuttons. The OPTION of duals went from 64 throughout end of > production in some countries, I've heard, but they were not available > untill '64. > > >4 lug came in 66 with front disks. 65 in 5 lug. > > You are correct. I made a typo. > > I am putting together a complete Type Three Parts Book - Online - that will > document parts numbers. The site will be available, though not in > completion (it's a BIG book), probably later this month. Sections will be > added as finished. > > Big Al > > ================================= > "The rarest-of-the-rare Volkswagens" > Type 3 Cabriolet Prototype Project > http://www.autographica.com/t3cpp.html > mailto:awpresley@autographica.com > =================================