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Magnetic Turn Signal Templates For 1955-1962 Type 2 Bullet Turn Signals

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Magnetic Turn Signal Templates For 1955-1962 Type 2 Bullet Turn SignalsIf you've cut turn signal openings into a fresh nose skin by hand, you know the problem: aftermarket skins come blank so they fit every year, which leaves you measuring and cutting your good metal and hoping you got it right. These magnetic templates fix the openings for the 19551962 Type 2 "bullet" turn signals in the exact factory location, so you scribe and cut with confidence instead of guesswork. Features Precision fit: CNC cut to seat the

If you've cut turn-signal openings into a fresh nose skin by hand, you know the problem: aftermarket skins come blank so they fit every year, which leaves you measuring and cutting your good metal and hoping you got it right. These magnetic templates fix the openings for the 1955–1962 Type 2 "bullet" turn signals in the exact factory location, so you scribe and cut with confidence instead of guesswork.

Features

  • Precision fit: CNC-cut to seat the "bullet" turn-signal opening where the factory put it on 1955–1962 buses
  • Heavy-duty magnets: thick magnetic templates that hold position against the metal while you work — not flimsy stick-ons
  • Accurate alignment: seats against the upper corner outer flange and body line for repeatable placement
  • Complete set: includes both driver (left) and passenger (right) templates
  • Made in-house at Washburn's Metal, Orange, CA

How to use

  1. Place: set the magnetic template into the upper corner of the nose skin
  2. Scribe: trace the cut opening onto your metal
  3. Cut: remove the template and cut to the line

Fitment

Confirmed: VW Type 2 Transporter / Bus, 1955–1962, "bullet" turn-signal style.

Specifications

  • Set: left and right templates
  • Construction: CNC-cut magnetic template
  • Origin: Washburn's-original, Orange, CA
  • Part number: T12

Common Questions

What years does this fit? The 1955–1962 Type 2 with "bullet" turn signals. For 1962–1967 buses, see our separate T13 template set.

Do I get both sides? Yes — driver and passenger templates are both included.

Will it hold while I work? Yes — the magnets are heavy-duty and hold the template flat against the panel.

⚠ WARNING (California Prop 65): 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.

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Just what I need to get strength back.
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The stand DOES work! Amazing weight set! Perfect for beginners.
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