is the rear seat of a 1971 super beetle shorter in lenght than a standard beetle

Asked by tvs44 Nov 16, 2008 at 06:05 PM about the 1971 Volkswagen Beetle

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We are restoring a 1971 volkswagon super beetle and the rear seat is a little to long to go in.  I was wondering if there is  difference in the rear seat lenghts of a super beetle and a standard beetle

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I have never really noticed, nor do I know for sure. I would think not, but if it doesn't fit......

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No difference at all. The difference is from the front firewall forward, except the dash and windshield

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440

its the same old seat just a tight fit

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It may be like the one I am restoring. The PO used a Navajo blanket instead of burlap under the new seat cover, and it is too thick, so the seat is wider. Not by much, but enough that it won't fit. I will recover using the proper thinner burlap and all should be good. FYI.

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