Make sure it's tuned properly, the engine compartment is properly sealed, and the fan belt is adjusted. Three things that cause these cars to overheat are (1) timing retarded, (2) the gasket between the engine tin and the body is rotted out, and (3) the fan belt's too loose. Also the engine speed relates to cooling and the ACVW must not be driven like a modern car cruising at 2K RPM. Generally speaking 1st to 20, 2nd to 40, 3rd to 60. Adjust accordingly, but you do not want to lug the engine or spin less than 2500 rpm for extended periods of time. You can also get oil temp or head temp gauges to help monitor the engine temps.
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Why should you keep the monitor's surface clean
No, deck lids for 67 bugs fit 67's only. It has a different apron and a different shape.
to keep the body cool from overheating
Heatsink assembly
kind of vague as my 68 has a 1914cc engine in it now, about 148 hp, dual kadron carbs and I get about 50 mpg. what size is your engine and what carburation do you have?