
My 63 Notch
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Re: It's Official-My Notch
Ok,but I think it can lie in the garage for now and gather dust 

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Re: It's Official-My Notch
Found a spare wheel for my Car.It was in a sorry state,but I rescued it!
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Re: It's Official-My Notch
We(me and BAB) took the 1600 engine out the Fasty I bought and we put it in the Notch.
The Notch engine took 18 min to take out and the Fasty engine took 11 min.


The Notch engine took 18 min to take out and the Fasty engine took 11 min.


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Re: It's Official-My Notch

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Re: My 63 Notch
You have a later model tranny in the Notch.
For what it's worth, ignorance has no limits ......
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Re: My 63 Notch
How can yo tell?
The starter is 6V and the 12V flywheels doesn't fit.
The starter is 6V and the 12V flywheels doesn't fit.
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Re: My 63 Notch
Took my car to an auto elec and we found out the the armature is burnt.Can't find a replacement part for it,so we had to make another plan.
So we took a Beetle gennie and machined the rear tip off where the fan would go.The rest of the armature is exactly the same.So,we'll see tomorrow if it works.
So we took a Beetle gennie and machined the rear tip off where the fan would go.The rest of the armature is exactly the same.So,we'll see tomorrow if it works.
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Re: My 63 Notch
Took my car to an auto elec and we found out the the armature is burnt.Can't find a replacement part for it,so we had to make another plan.
So we took a Beetle gennie and machined the rear tip off where the fan would go.The rest of the armature is exactly the same.So,we'll see tomorrow if it works.
So we took a Beetle gennie and machined the rear tip off where the fan would go.The rest of the armature is exactly the same.So,we'll see tomorrow if it works.
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Re: My 63 Notch
Hey Chris , glad to hear things seem to be coming together.......................BAB
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Re: My 63 Notch
Hay that sounds promising.....
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Sometimes you'r the statue, sometimes your the pigeon.
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Re: My 63 Notch
Will let you know
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Re: My 63 Notch
Why don't you just convert it to an alternator?

The conversion above was done by using an alternator from a Denso forklift, same alternator was also used on some toyotas etc
I think that a a beetle alternator could also be used, but you will have to cut some cooling slots in it

The conversion above was done by using an alternator from a Denso forklift, same alternator was also used on some toyotas etc
I think that a a beetle alternator could also be used, but you will have to cut some cooling slots in it

If it's too low, you're too old 
