Story is:
1971  - 1302 RHD Japaneese Beetle.
Car is factory RHD and is in good shape.
The current owner rarely drives car and let it sit for about 8 months. 
Car developed super beetle shimmy upon revival. It was at the 35mph symptom...
He replaced the dampener and shimmy is only when turning left now.
Tires  are 2 years old and have less than 500 miles on them.  It has empi 8 spokes on it, so a dammasged wheel is going to be noticed.  What should I check?
I am not a SB fan, but with this being a real RHD (with import papers, country of origin, etc.) and it is a 1st year super.  I want to keep this one and the asbug as my own, but I also believe it will be a good investment.

I know that sbshimmy is a common replace parts till it goes away type of problem, but I just want some advice.

Excited,
KC. 

As "Grasshopper" said and plus you might check for play in the steering box, the two "u" joints on the steering shaft ( box to steering wheel) Idler arm, tie rod ends, ball joints, alignment, loose or worn out wheel brgs  all causing the same shimmy and believe this or not ,air pressures . How many miles does this "Critter" show ? Welcome to Super B's !!!  I would bet that some of those RHD parts might be very hard to find.

Holy Cow !!!!   Someone needs to  alert the media !   Stupey can do the big 55 mph !!

Done, Home, Cool.

KC