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dakdakNSW Learner Dubber

1 post · joined Oct 2008 ·

#676996
Peoples:

My daughter has just purchased her pride and joy - a 73 superbug which is well looked after and has been partially reconditioned.

My question to the forum is - as the father of a VW owner and the obvious choice to fix EVERYTHING that goes wrong - where do I look for spare parts and are there any preferred supplies of maintenance and servicing in the Sydney area.

I, obviously, don't want to pay a motsa for parts and servicing but I would prefer to see this little character looked after well..

Any thoughts??

Dakdak

barls Administrator Causer of Chaos and Mayhem

9,473 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·

#676997
where in sydney are you as there are few options. most are sponsors of this forum. there is classic veedub in rydlemere, vintage in campsie
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Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,787 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#677003
What are your own skills like??

Can you do an oil change and set points, timing and valves??
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Phil74Camper Head in the Clouds

2,703 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#677169
Why not bring your daughter and her VW to the Flat 4 Shootout on Sunday, and talk to the other VW owners there? It's at the Michael Wendon Centre, next to the swimmming pool on Cabramatta Ave, Miller. I'll be there on Sunday - even though it looks like it might rain.

There are a number of reputable VW workshops in Sydney; it depends on where you live. A Superbug's normal 5,000 km service (oil change, tappet and ignition adjust, grease, brakes etc) is fairly straightworward and shouldn't cause you any dramas so long as you have a good VW workshop manual. Club Veedub members can borrow them, free, from the Club's library.