I have recently purchased a used Fiat Ducato/Jayco Conquest Motorhome and whilst it only has 7,300kms on it, it is 18 months old.
The vehicle was purchased new in WA in November 2016 and basically driven across the Nullarbor and down to Tassie, where the original owners decided they wanted to live and so the Motorhome went on the market.
I am about to head north travelling up the east coast and will be based in Noosa for two weeks from 14th to 27th July. I am looking for a Fiat Dealer to service the vehicle in the area.
Has anyone have a recommended Fiat service agent in the area.
David
Dougwe said
05:04 PM Jun 19, 2018
Welcome to the gang David, enjoy here and out in the playground.
I don't have a motorhome so can't help there sorry but do enjoy the area you are heading. I have and enjoyed it.
Have you thought of asking a very good mate of mine, Mr Google
Keep Safe on the roads and out there.
Tony Bev said
09:12 PM Jun 19, 2018
Welcome to the forum, Dakes
If no one comes forward, to say who the Fiat Ducato people are in that area, then as Doug above has already said
Use Google to find a Fiat agent
Just remember that it must be a Fiat Commercial agent
Also as your vehicle is newish, there may be a Fiat book, with worldwide Fiat agents, near the back pages
Also as not many people come to this part of the forum, it may pay to copy and paste your question, in the General section
Hope that you have a good road trip
Cadpete said
12:01 AM Jun 20, 2018
G'day Dakes and welcome to the forum. Don't forget to try the two ongoing games here - 'Who is This' in the 'I Digress' section and 'Pick this Place' in the 'General' Section - a great source to find new places to visit. We're sandgropers so can't help much re 'the other half' .
Pete & Marion
Dakes said
10:28 AM Jun 20, 2018
Yes thanks, Mr Google did tell me about a few Fiat Dealers but when you go into their website they only service cars. I'll ring a few numbers that Mr Google has told me about and see how I go. Many thenks.
Dakes
Peter_n_Margaret said
06:48 PM Jun 20, 2018
I am sure that any Fiat service organisation can service a Ducato, but you are under no obligation to use a Fiat service centre and any decent mechanic could do the job.
Hi
I have recently purchased a used Fiat Ducato/Jayco Conquest Motorhome and whilst it only has 7,300kms on it, it is 18 months old.
The vehicle was purchased new in WA in November 2016 and basically driven across the Nullarbor and down to Tassie, where the original owners decided they wanted to live and so the Motorhome went on the market.
I am about to head north travelling up the east coast and will be based in Noosa for two weeks from 14th to 27th July. I am looking for a Fiat Dealer to service the vehicle in the area.
Has anyone have a recommended Fiat service agent in the area.
David
Welcome to the gang David, enjoy here and out in the playground.
I don't have a motorhome so can't help there sorry but do enjoy the area you are heading. I have and enjoyed it.
Have you thought of asking a very good mate of mine, Mr Google
Keep Safe on the roads and out there.
Welcome to the forum, Dakes
If no one comes forward, to say who the Fiat Ducato people are in that area, then as Doug above has already said
Use Google to find a Fiat agent
Just remember that it must be a Fiat Commercial agent
Also as your vehicle is newish, there may be a Fiat book, with worldwide Fiat agents, near the back pages
Also as not many people come to this part of the forum, it may pay to copy and paste your question, in the General section
Hope that you have a good road trip
G'day Dakes and welcome to the forum. Don't forget to try the two ongoing games here - 'Who is This' in the 'I Digress' section and 'Pick this Place' in the 'General' Section - a great source to find new places to visit. We're sandgropers so can't help much re 'the other half'
.
Pete & Marion
Yes thanks, Mr Google did tell me about a few Fiat Dealers but when you go into their website they only service cars. I'll ring a few numbers that Mr Google has told me about and see how I go. Many thenks.
Dakes
Cheers,
Peter