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Does Anyone Work For A Justcat Approved Smash Repairer?

weapon_unknown

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weapon_unknown

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hey guys, im need to get my car repaired and was thinking of going through insurance, but need to get a quote from a just car approved smash repairer. ill give $50 or a case of beer.

if u know a mate who works for a just car approved smash repairer please let me know

cheers.

J'z-R33 Grand Master

J'z-R33

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Hey mate,

If your near Smithfield, head down to Xclusive Colours. Speak to Louie 9756 6797. His near the Burger King on the its a orange and blue shop.

12 Cumberland Hwy

Smithfield NSW 2164

Cheers,

Johno

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EJD001

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What area of sydney mate.

I deal with Chatswood Prestige accident repair centre. Hovic has one or two skylines..Realy easy going guy and knows his stuff.. They dont mind doing imports either , unlike alot of other places!

their number is 9417 1727

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GTR32G

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None of the above are Just Car Approved repaires, why not just save $50 and take the car to a repair yourself, if you have lodged a claim with Just Cars they would have told you of approved repairs in your area?

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Timmi

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None of the above are Just Car Approved repaires, why not just save $50 and take the car to a repair yourself, if you have lodged a claim with Just Cars they would have told you of approved repairs in your area?

just cars is a sub of AAMI..

just call em up and ask for one in the area?

i can give you some NRMA ones if you want.. which area do you want?

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