1958-67 Standard Beetle Rear Fenders have an over rider hole at the top and a small slot underneath it for main bumper brackets.

58-66 Standard Beetle Front Fenders do not have a turn signal cut out at the top. You may drill out a hole if required for later years.

1967 Standard Beetle Front Fenders DO have a turn signal hole at the top of the fender.

1968-73 Standard Beetle Front Fenders have a single long slot at the front for bumper brackets.

1974-77 Standard Beetle Front Fenders have a triangular cut-out at the front for bumper shocks.

1968-72 Rear Fenders have a single long slot for main bumper brackets.

1973 Only Rear Fenders have a single long slot for main bumper brackets and a cut out for Tail Lights.

1974 Only Standard/Super Beetle Rear Fenders have diamond bumper bracket cut-outs that are 3/4" from the inside edge.

1975-79 Standard/Super Beetle Rear Fenders have diamond bumper bracket cut-outs that are 1 1/4" from the inside edge.

1968-73 Super Beetle Front Fenders curl under on the bottom front and have a single long slot at the front for bumper brackets. The Bumper Bracket Slot in the front will be shorter than the slot for the rear fenders. They are also more round around the edges than standard beetle fenders.

1968-73 Super Beetle Front Fenders curl under on the bottom front and have a triangular cut-out at the front for bumper shocks. They are also more round around the edges than standard beetle fenders.