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Yellowbug65 Casual Dubber

49 posts · joined Feb 2014 ·

#1010864
Hi , my daughter is looking at 2000 model beetle with about 200,000 kms on it as a drive car while we finish off her 69 model beetle , what should I look out for and what price do they go for
Any help would be be aprecated
Thanks

Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#1010871
I was just offered $7k trade in for a 2008 TDi New beetle with 50,000 kms
Rego was due and needed a service and a few things
I would have been happy with $9-10k trade in or about $12k selling

What you have describe would be $5k ish in my opinion
Futue te ipsum!!!

vlad01 Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber

4,270 posts · joined Jun 2010 ·

#1010940
yeah its about that on ebay, maybe a 1 or 2k more but ebay sellers generally rip people off.

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Past owner of, 70 NB, 73 SB and 72 FB TLE

Yellowbug65 Casual Dubber

49 posts · joined Feb 2014 ·

#1010944
Hi , she's bought one for 3500 , needs a couple of cosmetic items done to the interior but seems like a reasonably good car for a first car

ian.mezz I never said, I could write or spell

3,913 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·

#1010981
check service history, timing belt etc
Google is your friend , just check for know problems .
3k cheap first car 😉
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splitbus Seriously Crusin Dubber

162 posts · joined Jan 2009 ·

#1010991
I bought my daughter a 2000 beetle 6 months ago for $2k but had to replace front bumper guards and bonnet $700 was lucky enough to get same colour panels, then rego, but it has had the motor redone and only done 12 and 1/2 k's, great little car, from what I have read electrics are their main problem

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Cheers, Mike
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splitbus Seriously Crusin Dubber

162 posts · joined Jan 2009 ·

#1010992
And I had to redo the hood lining as the glue lets go with the heat, did that myself with leather look vinyl, pretty easy as you can take out the formed ceiling panel and do it on the floor
Cheers, Mike
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Yellowbug65 Casual Dubber

49 posts · joined Feb 2014 ·

#1011053
It's had timing belt done and wheel speed sensors , it has a cracked handle on door trim and some stone chips on bonnet but very tidy apart from that

ian.mezz I never said, I could write or spell

3,913 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·

#1011055
Timing belt done that's good, think there due every 90,000Ks
give it a service oil and filter etc check the brakes , tyre pressure, spare tyre etc, check that it has a jack etc and all light are working, join NRMA road side assist .
then change oil about every 5 to 7000K as lots of Ks on motor.
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Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!

1,608 posts · joined Jun 2003 ·

#1011061
Our 2 litre 2003 cabrio gets the timing belt every 105k. Not sure if it is different to the earlier ones though. We have over 240k on ours and it is still going great and I can't believe how cheap that one was. I am sure she will love it.

Yogie

Yellowbug65 Casual Dubber

49 posts · joined Feb 2014 ·

#1011065
Yes she can't wait to pick it up

nbturbo Veteran Volks Folk

2,171 posts · joined Dec 2002 ·

#1011067
They are both really good value. They certainly weren't good investments for original owners. I have an 02 1.8 turbo NB that's done a bit over 40K and I would be lucky to get 10 grand for it. It has a sunroof and auto Trans and from memory it was a touch over 50k when I bought it new.I put new 17x7 VW mags on it at the first service.Didnt like the daggy 16"s that it came with.It has no marks or chips anywhere. I would never part with it anyway. Had the timing belts and idler pullies done last year. The Dealership said that they do them at 10 years if the K"s aren't up. They found the water pump was weeping and a temp sensor in the radiator bought up a fault code- so it was a $1600 repair. It's the only money I have spent on it other than a yearly service.

splitbus Seriously Crusin Dubber

162 posts · joined Jan 2009 ·

#1011075
Yellowbug65 wrote:It's had timing belt done and wheel speed sensors , it has a cracked handle on door trim and some stone chips on bonnet but very tidy apart from that
Yer the door handle is cracked on my daughters as well, one of the other problems with them is the plastics inside, they get brittle, not much uv protection from the Australian sun in there
I bought 2 spare doors and 1 of the handles is cracked on them, couldn't pass the doors up for $100 each, electric window winders are worth more then that

Must be something about Bris North and cheap beetles, post up a photo
Cheers, Mike
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