Split Bus Clock Location Template — Magnetic Dash Cutting Guide Adding a factory VW clock to your Split Window Bus dash? This magnetic location template shows you exactly where to cut — no guesswork, no misaligned holes. We made it because we needed it: designed and made in-house at Washburn's Metal in Orange, California. Vehicle Fitment VW Type 2 Split Window Bus: 1950–1967, dash clock location Why Choose Washburn's Metal? This template is designed and made in-house at Washburn's Metal in Orange, California. Key Features & Benefits Magnetic: Holds itself in position on the dash while you mark and cut. Accurate placement: Shows exactly where to cut for a factory VW clock — no guesswork, no misaligned holes. Technical Specifications Type: Magnetic location template Application: Factory VW clock installation on Split Bus dash Made: In-house at Washburn's Metal, Orange, California Part Number: #T11 Frequently Asked Questions What is this used for? It marks exactly where to cut a Split Bus dash to add a factory VW clock. How does it stay in place? It is magnetic, so it holds itself on the dash while you work. Who makes this? We do. It is designed and made in-house at Washburn's Metal in Orange, California. Which vehicle is it for? The dash of the 1950–1967 VW Type 2 Split Window Bus, when you are adding a factory VW clock. What is the part number? #T11. Explore Related Categories Restoration Tools · VW Bus · Washburn OriginalsMade In-House by Washburn's MetalThis part is designed and fabricated in-house at our Orange, California shop rather than sourced from an overseas catalog supplier — we control the material, the tolerances, and the finish start to finish. If you run into a fitment question specific to your build (shortened chassis, buggy conversion, non-stock transaxle, etc.), contact us before installing and we can walk through it with you.Prop 65 WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
