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A mate of a mate tolf me that there are some import wreckers in southport, i have had no luck finding them, does anybody know where they are. I have tried the yellowpages and have still not found a thing. Cheers

PS: im after a drivers side front guard in wine red and a bumper support

Thanks

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RMA imports.. opposite zupps car dealer on ferry road..

anyhow, its about time you realised there is sweet F.A. of use for imports on the coast :D you have to drive up to bris if you want parts, spares, or bodykits.. its one thing I've learned since being down here for a couple of years.

RMA imports.. opposite zupps car dealer on ferry road..

anyhow, its about time you realised there is sweet F.A. of use for imports on the coast :D you have to drive up to bris if you want parts, spares, or bodykits.. its one thing I've learned since being down here for a couple of years.

you dont have there number do you...its not in the yellow pages...but cheers for all your help

There is a place on the coast (not sure where exactly coz I met the guy at his house) that has helped me out with a few bits. I think the name is All Automotive and their number is 5537 5877. One of the owners posts here in the WTB section, username: gtrgodzilla. I got a type M front bar and reo off them for what I thought was a reasonable price.

There is another place I have discovered recently in Sinnamon Park. I have their card in the car but can't remember the name. Their number is 3715 6474. They have HEAPS of import parts.

Edited by Lazy-Bastard

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