The parts I wanted have been on their "Clearance Centre" list and I have purchased products a a fraction of prices I have been quoted here in Australia. These have included gaskets, oil seals, gas struts for the tailgate of my Transporter ( cheaper than having 22 yo ones regassed) and more. So far parts have been original part numbers, German made.
Autohaus service has been amazing. Delivery has taken 8-11 days from day of order.
They carry VW, Porsche, Audi, BMW and other parts.
also brazilshopping.com is dirt cheap. i got a bunch of rubbers and taillights from there.
68AutoBug ·
Thats the problem...
Brazillian parts are crap.... Usually....
I prefer german parts if they are affordable....
Made in USA Parts are also Top Quality......
Mexican parts are also crap....
Can anyone tell Me of a Good quality Brazillian Part??
I bought some throttle cables from the US..
they were made in Brazil... not VW do Brasil....
so maybe they are better quality than VW do Brasil..
Anyone know???
Lee
beerdoc ·
Can anyone tell Me of a Good quality Brazillian Part??
Yes Lee I can
THE G STRING
BanoraBus ·
😀😀😀
well done doc
Menangler ·
Brazilian cylinder heads, mag engine cases, piston and barrell kits, fuel pumps are ok, push rod tubes, 1.25 rockers are very good, twin Kadron carb kits, there are lots of good parts from brazil, but there are lots of bad ones too, mainly body parts.
baybuscamperkid ·
im not sure that all the stuff i got was made there. door rubbers look just like the originals, windscreen rubber seems amazing quality, but i must admit the taillights are a bit on the cheap side, still, 2 door rubbers, plus boot rubber plus taillights (including housings) for under $250au including post and Im not complaining:thumb
baybuscamperkid ·
sorry to steal your post Transparu, didnt mean to.
68AutoBug ·
You mean to say they make G strings in Brazil???
Holy Jumping catfish Batman.....
After all they did make Beetles and Kombis for many years...
so some parts must have been OK....
so it looks like mainly body parts that lacks the VW Quality...
The Brazillian & Mexican Beetles sold in the Philipines aren't worth anything used.... as they rust quite fast....
compared to German Beetles....
Lee
68AutoBug ·
Transparu wrote:I just wanted to share a great experience I have had.
The parts I wanted have been on their "Clearance Centre" list and I have purchased products a a fraction of prices I have been quoted here in Australia. These have included gaskets, oil seals, gas struts for the tailgate of my Transporter ( cheaper than having 22 yo ones regassed) and more. So far parts have been original part numbers, German made.
Autohaus service has been amazing. Delivery has taken 8-11 days from day of order.
I hope this is of use to others.
Dave
Many thanks Dave...
I'll check them out...
Lee
Jason ·
Does anybody know the pros and cons of importing a Kombi, new, from Brazil?
(apart from the difficulty of reading their VW web site!)
Anthiron ·
if its a new kombi using the old air cooled engine and same old brakes etc. then remember that they have to comply to the ADR standards of the year they were made to be registerable over here.
i think u will find it would be impossible to register it after u imported it.
Jason ·
So how do Jap imports get in? Are they modified to comply? Or naturally higher spec than Australia in key respects? or am I still missing the point?
Anthiron ·
no what i mean is that the safty features of a kombi van which essentially hasnt changed in design since 1979ish would not be up to standards in OZ. they get by in brazil and mexico because they dont have such a high standard.
jap imports get in because they arent just a remake of an old car. they have the features that u need to comply.
the exhaust and brakes for instance on the kombi u import which may have been made in 2001 but they arent good enough for the australia standards for 2001. they passed in 1979 but nowadays if a car company brought out a car with the stoppping power of an old kombi or a beetle they wouldnt be able to be registered.
i hope this is clearer.
i may be wrong but i doubt it.
Nick
Jason ·
Yep got it now, cheers.
ClassicVW(pacific) ·
Try the ClassicVW(pacific) network for good prices and best quality available.
Yes some Brazil products are exceptional, take the Bay sliding windows we import. Genuine VW Brazil and you cant fault them, thats why we are getting more in.
But most of our products are sourced by our suppliers from the best available in the world. So some items may be German, Brazillian, Italian or British made.
Try us you will be surprised
ClassicVW(pacific) ·
Even bring in a brand new bus for you, I dont know personally if they would come up to Australian standards but they are on the UK roads.
Freddie Fender ·
Lee,
Is that a Guitar, Bass, fiddle or Banjo G-String?
SKEWtYpe3 ·
import a bus and put 72 chasis tags on it, too easy !
freddie fender, u are thinking G minor.......we thinking G Major !
Like this........
or if u are from paramatta you might be more used to this........
No its not offensive. its seen on TV, magazines, and on the street/beach everyday so dont get on the high horse ppl.
[Edited on 6-1-2005 by SKEWtYpe3]
Oasis ·
looks like an alto clef side on....
68AutoBug ·
It would have to be a "Freddie Fender" Guitar G String.....