Vw Autostick Bug Ghia Vacuum Canister Clutch Servo on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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Good working vacuum can for the vw bug auto stick transmission, this fits 68 - 79 yr bug or ghia, this bolts to the trans and the clutch arm attatches to it, price is $50 each shipped I have 4 of them for sale
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