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That looks like a regular late-model dual carb air cleaner. I've seen them on 72-73 model cars. They changed the air cooler periodically. It splits approx 64-67, 68-71 and 72-73 (don't quote me on this). The difference is the way that warm and cold air was fed into them. I think Mark Seaton sent a question yesterday asking whether anyone knows how to adjust it's thermostatically controlled flap. I thought of sending in a reply asking whether anyone on the list had actually ever seen one of these before, but thought better of it in the end. Daniel > While looking at the SP2 Alt pic I noticed the air cleaner right side is the > same width as the left side. Carbed US units are wider. The only time Ive > seen the right with this small side is on 70s euro carbed T3 with the > weighted flap intigrated in the intake snout. I have a air cleaner like > pictured on the SP2 and have woundered where it came from. Does anyone else > have one of these Bazilian early type cleaners out there? I can only wonder > where the rest of the SP2 went that was attached to it. > > http://vwtype3.org/owners.manual/models/tcengine.jpg > > jason > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > List info at http://www.vwtype3.org/list | mailto:gregm@vwtype3.org > > >