No Name Garage

Seriously. If you have an older VW that needs service, do not take it anywhere but here. (I did until I found these guys, so I’m not blowing hot air). Miles and his people simply radiate knowledge, courtesy and integrity. They’ve saved me money, respectfully educated me in the mysteries of automotives, and generally saved my ass with my 70’s bus numerous times. It feels like family here. Excellent service!

Really friendly bunch of people who take pride in their craft. These guys are legit, and went out of their way to give us helpful advice as we fixed up our own vanagon. When we reached a stalemate in our van revival, Miles was willing to work with us to get our van turnkey ready in a flexible timeframe. These guys are passionate and easy to work with.

Mile and his crew rocked. Fixed up my 72′ Super Beetle for a rebuilt tranny, and tune up less then a week. He know his craft. Will be back for other minor repairs in the near future.

Miles and staff are by far the most knowledgeable in regards to Volkswagens (VDUBS) old and new in finding parts and repairs I have ever come across. Super honest!

First day of our two week road trip our 85 Vanagon alternator was giving out. Got referred to No Name and even though they were busy they got us in, had a rebuilt alternator, installed within the hour and we were back on the road. No more problems the entire trip! It was so nice to show up to their garage and realize we’d been referred to VW specialists. Love the character and characters of this place and the quality of their work. Solid!

How often do you find a garage that specializes in *vintage* VW’s? Very seldom. These guys know these cars inside and out. I’m sorry that colleen c, who also wrote a review, found them condescending; they’ve been our garage for 2 ½ years, and we’ve never found them anything other than great – in both their work and their interactions with people. They’ve done great work for us, and they stand behind what they do. What more could you ask for? A fancier-​looking garage? Nah, then their prices would have to go up. And they wouldn’t have the very novel fence they currently have. We love ‘em – and their very mellow welcoming committee, too!

Got a VW that needs fixing? This is the place for your classic bus repair! Miles is the greatest!

I was a poor college student with a 1974 Bug that kept breaking. I was told to go to Miles because he’s the one who knows about VW. And they were right. I’ve known him for 5 years now and any time I have a trouble with my car I go to him. He’s never had a condescending attitude (and I know next to nothing about cars) and he’s always been willing to help me out when I’m in a bind with my car and don’t have money to fix it. I trust him completely and there’s no one else in town that would do a better job on old Volkswagens and for a fair price too. I’ve never had to wait more than a day for him to fix any kind of problem that I had with my bug either. He’s definitely trustworthy and I will always come back to him.

they did a good job on a simple task (replace starter) which i had already diagnosed, but i didn’t like their condescending attitude. next time i need work done i’ll try a different place for sure.

The No Name Garage is a great place to have work done on your old VW! I had Miles rebuild my 67 beetle and he got it up and running. As well as my brother’s and Dad’s type II bay window buses all in order for us to move halfway across the country to AZ. The No Name is a fair shop that will do quality work on your VW’s and won’t steer you wrong! If i am ever back in that beautiful neck of the country and my bug happens to need work i wouldn’t take it anywhere else in the EUG! keep on truckin NNG!