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[T3] 65 Master Cylinder

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Subject: [T3] 65 Master Cylinder
From: "DAVID WYATT" <drwwyatt@msn.com>
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 12:10:53 -0600
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I'm working on my Grandson's 1965 Type 3 Square back. I have been trying to 
find a master Cylinder, brake fluid reservoir and the tubing that goes 
between the two. The car has brake drums all around and is of the single 
circuit type. The old master cylinder has the out ports on the bottom and 
sides. All the illustrations I have been looking at show the out ports on 
the top and sides. Can anyone give me guidance on this?  This is my first VW 
project.
Thanks
Dave Wyatt 

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