Washburn's Pop-Out Window Hinge Welding Fixture — Weld Jig | VW Split-Window Bus 1950–1963 (BS04)
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Washburn's Pop-Out Side Window Hinge Welding Fixture — VW Split Window Bus
Short answer: The BS04 is a welding fixture (jig) that holds a pop-out side-window hinge in exact position while you weld it on a 1950–1963 VW Type 2 Split Window Bus, for correct, repeatable hinge placement.
Designed and made in-house at Washburn's Metal, this welding fixture holds a pop-out side-window hinge in precise position while you weld — so you don't end up with a hinge that's close but not quite right. A must-have jig for any serious Split Bus restoration.
Vehicle Fitment
- VW Type 2 Split Window Bus: 1950–1963, pop-out side window hinges
Why Choose Washburn's Metal?
Designed and machined in-house by Washburn's Metal of Orange, California, this jig is purpose-built to make hinge placement accurate and repeatable on Split Bus restoration and conversion projects.
Key Features & Benefits
- Precise placement: Holds the pop-out hinge in exact position while you weld.
- Repeatable results: Delivers consistent hinge placement across restoration and conversion projects.
- Restoration-grade jig: A must-have tool for serious Split Bus work.
Technical Specifications
- Type: Pop-out side window hinge welding fixture (jig)
- Part Number: BS04
- Vehicle: VW Type 2 Split Window Bus (1950–1963)
- Manufacturer: Washburn's Metal (Orange, CA)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does this fixture do? It holds the pop-out side-window hinge in precise position while you weld, so the hinge ends up correctly placed.
- Will it give repeatable results? Yes — it's built for repeatable hinge placement across restoration and conversion projects.
- Does this fit a 1967 VW Bus? It is listed for the 1950–1963 Split-Window Bus pop-out side-window hinges.
- What is the part number? Washburn's Metal BS04.
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Restoration Tools · VW Bus · Body Panels
Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: 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.
