EMPI Stamped Steel Fuel Tank | VW Type 1 & Karmann Ghia (1960–1967) | 40L Kit w/ Strainer (95-2001-B)

EMPI Stamped Steel Fuel Tank for 1960–1967 VW Type 1 & Karmann Ghia

The standard in mid-sixties chassis restoration. For 1960–1967 model years, Volkswagen moved to a high-capacity, offset-filler tank geometry. This EMPI 95-2001-B unit is manufactured from heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel with a precision lap-seam weld along the perimeter flange for maximum burst strength and leak resistance.

This complete-solution kit ships with the essential threaded fuel outlet pipe and internal brass strainer, so your fuel delivery system is as clean as the tank itself.

Vehicle Fitment

• VW Type 1 Beetle: 1960–1967
• VW Karmann Ghia: 1960–1967

Key Features & Benefits

• Heavy-Gauge Steel: Cold-rolled steel with a precision lap-seam weld for burst strength and leak resistance.
• Complete Kit: Includes the threaded fuel outlet pipe and internal brass strainer.
• Anti-Slosh Baffle: Vertical baffle maintains fuel-pickup stability and prevents fuel-hammer noise.
• E-Coat Corrosion Shield: Electro-deposit primer provides 360° coverage, including inside the seams.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: EMPI
• Application: VW Type 1 (Bug) & Karmann Ghia, 1960–1967
• Capacity: 40 liters (approx. 10.5 gallons)
• Material: Heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel, lap-seam weld
• Filler Neck: 60mm (2.36") O.D. — requires bayonet-style 95-2005-B cap (sold separately)
• Finish: Electro-deposit primer (E-coat)
• Outlet: Machined to accept the included 8mm feed pipe
• Part Number: 95-2001-B
• OEM Interchange: 113-201-075-AB

Frequently Asked Questions

• Does it include the outlet pipe and strainer? Yes — the kit ships with the threaded fuel outlet pipe and internal brass strainer.
• Which cap does it use? The 60mm neck requires the bayonet-style 95-2005-B cap, sold separately.
• What's the capacity? 40 liters (approximately 10.5 gallons).

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