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: Good VW Bodyshop (search didn't give clear cut answers)


hypediss
02-01-2009, 12:32 AM
Planning to get my GTi touched up and some internal body work done...

Anyone know what bodyshop specialises in repairing VW's and do good on the body work as well as the paint job?

Went to AK before, they did do good on the paint job but they are not that great in putting the parts together, prolly because they havent repaired a GTi before...

zvrkan5
02-01-2009, 11:56 AM
I can recommend http://www.europeautocare.com/index.htm

They worked on my GTI and Passat and were really good with it. No complaints.

kumbo1
02-01-2009, 12:00 PM
I always got rich city collision in Richmond at horseshoe way

thumper
02-01-2009, 02:34 PM
ask haulin oats... he works for westminster vw. he had some small custom work done on his gti and it seemed to look good to me... but i forgot to ask which bodyshop he went to :(

Lomac
02-01-2009, 02:47 PM
Unless you're looking to work on a Kharmman Ghia or a Type 3, any bodyshop will work for a VW. In fact, unless you're working on any sort of classic car that requires lots of custom or meticulous work, any bodyshop with a decent amount of positive feedback will be sufficient, whether it's a Kia or Mercedes that needs fixing.

yvrnycracer
02-02-2009, 08:26 PM
Unless you're looking to work on a Kharmman Ghia or a Type 3, any bodyshop will work for a VW. In fact, unless you're working on any sort of classic car that requires lots of custom or meticulous work, any bodyshop with a decent amount of positive feedback will be sufficient, whether it's a Kia or Mercedes that needs fixing.

I was about to ask which one model/year are you looking to have work done on?!

hypediss
02-02-2009, 09:27 PM
^
mkv gti

07 model

I heard burrard autostrasse is a good place to go to can anyone confirm?

price tag is not that matter since i sorta saved up for this occasion :D

fetched
02-02-2009, 09:49 PM
are you willing to wait 1-2 month for a spot though? regarding burrard
probably even worse since the end of the snow season.

godwin
02-03-2009, 12:28 AM
Burrard Autostrasse is good.. but like Korva.. they might not take your business.

thumper
02-03-2009, 05:48 AM
^
mkv gti

07 model

I heard burrard autostrasse is a good place to go to can anyone confirm?

price tag is not that matter since i sorta saved up for this occasion :D


oh so we have the same thing... have you asked on http://www.dubberz.com or http://www.golfmkv.com (canada/vancouver section)?

hypediss
02-03-2009, 11:54 AM
just called burrard, they dont take VWs might give korva a try later...

^
i looked up for shops on the two forums and i havent found nething that's relevant, havent asked yet also... will give it a try later on (at work right now <<)

neone know about bismark when it comes to repairing mkvs?

tiger_handheld
02-03-2009, 01:19 PM
I can recommend http://www.europeautocare.com/index.htm

They worked on my GTI and Passat and were really good with it. No complaints.


not shitting on ur thread, rather raising a point:

How do we know if the above user does owns European Auto Care and is simply promoting it?

I saw a thread whileback, also relating to autobody , the mods shut it down because it was recomended by a user. Reason for lock was the " how do we know he's not advertising for free by recommending?"
.... Just wondering .....

whats a safeway to recommend things on RS these days?

Hope u find a good bodyshop!

hypediss
02-03-2009, 01:24 PM
^ dont mind you raising that point cause I've been thinking about the same thing too...

godwin
02-03-2009, 02:14 PM
Korva considers VW too pedestrian.

just called burrard, they dont take VWs might give korva a try later...

^
i looked up for shops on the two forums and i havent found nething that's relevant, havent asked yet also... will give it a try later on (at work right now <<)

neone know about bismark when it comes to repairing mkvs?

hypediss
02-03-2009, 02:45 PM
Korva considers VW too pedestrian.

Just gave korva a call and said they'll look into my car once i bring it in...

so we'll c how that goes ~_~

Expresso
02-03-2009, 03:48 PM
Unless you're looking to work on a Kharmman Ghia or a Type 3, any bodyshop will work for a VW. In fact, unless you're working on any sort of classic car that requires lots of custom or meticulous work, any bodyshop with a decent amount of positive feedback will be sufficient, whether it's a Kia or Mercedes that needs fixing.

Not entirely true. I have seen some interesting things from a sponsor when they had to fix a certain make. So I still believe you should definitely do your research!

!SG
02-03-2009, 05:29 PM
not so.

u forget, as admins, we have abilities to look up things like ips.

and well, when you see the ip of a certain member trying to "reconmend" a shop, when in fact, the ips match with the accounts from that shop, then u gotta question, am i that stupid to not see that as spam? or is that member giving a bj to someone at the shop while they post?

Just because i dont post up how we found out that member was simply a 2nd account from the shop used as a cheap way to spam RS doesnt mean that spammer is right.

wanna spam rs? no problem, BEI CHEEN AH!!! :D

yvrnycracer
02-04-2009, 10:55 PM
Cosmos Autocare at Adanac and Clark...

They have done all the work on my GLI... they will be widening my rear fender-wells before the summer and also repainting all the little rock chips from the winter time... They do great work :thumbsup: I know they prepped a few cars for DTP last year for one of the performance shops...