Both wheels on the same side will come off the ground. The jack is designed to lift the car only far enough to change the tire. 'Break' the lug bolts before jacking the car up because the force needed to break the lug bolts can knock the car off the jack. If you need to get under the car, always install jack stands...never trust the jack alone.
Always ensure that you have chocked the wheels on the side opposite the jack because with the rear wheel off the ground, the car can roll and fall off the jack.
Throw it in the trashcan, buy a floor jack. There is a reason it is called the "widowmaker"
Go to the Library. http://www.vintagebus.com/wiring/ It has diagrams for all vintage VW's
Should be in the boot with the spare....
Check this site, it should answer your question about the value of a 1971 VW. http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1971/Volkswagen
awsome vintage shops in England are definitely jack wills (harrogate,york,London ect.) and hollisters. they are expensive BUT very cool and last long. my fave is the hoodies and shorts at jack wills!
A vintage metal, musical jack in the box is worth about $25 if it is in good condition. If it is not in good condition, it will be worth les.
The safe jacking point on the new VW Beetle is at the drain plug. Use a square of plywood on the floor jack. The stand goes under the forward spring plate or under the round outer torsion bar.
The valuable vintage Hot Wheels would be the Beach Bomb released in 1969 (1969 VW Kombi). Only 25 are thought to exist now and one was said to have sold for $70,000 recently.
Cheap Jack's Vintage Clothing‎ is a large one that is well organized. They are at 303 5th Avenue, New York, NY‎ - (212) 777-9564‎
I love shopping for vintage clothing at thrift stores. Their collection of vintage cars is impressive. Vintage furniture can add a unique touch to your home décor.
Only if VW recommends it. Use exactly what VW recommends.
under the rear seat behind the top of the battery you will see a hplder for the jack.