Reply to "What did I just buy?"

DannyP

You need the numbers from whoever built it.

Unless it's stock and not rebuilt. Then you'd need the two letter code on the passenger side lower portion of the gear carrier(not the case or the nosecone). Something like AH, AT, DC etc. There are charts online what is in there.

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/fo...do++have&start=0

Honestly though, these things are around 50 years old or so. There is NO way you can know what's in there unless you have an invoice from a transmission shop OR you bought it new BITD.

9/28/218:04 PM

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