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Between 1971 and 1979.

Volkswagens are built by German people, who do NOTHING at random. Let us, then, dissect this part number.

The first three digits are the model which this part was originally used on. In this case, the first 1 means "type 1"--sedans--and the "13" immediately after it stands for Super Beetle. (This is also how we know the part is from a 1970s-era car: Supers were introduced in 1971.)

The second group is the Part Class. The "3" is for transmission parts; 01 means the case. The whole transmission is part group 300.

The third group is just a one-up notation, but VW liked to use the same numbers for the same part on different cars--like a brake shoe on a Super and one on a Bus would have the same third group, even though bus brakes and bug brakes are different.

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