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Plattsy

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as it says boys looked through the lists of mechs and used search but found nada.

can anyone recommend a RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY (lol) mech on the morno peninsula?

only need them for the big stuff i can t do.

right now i need my timing belt, bearing, pulley and water changed. have the parts just don't fancy the labour!

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I don't know any in Mornington Peninsula but the ones closest to you that I know / heard of that deal with import / performance cars would be RE Autoworks and Springy Motors.

They are both in Springvale.

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thanks mate ill give them a shout!

All good! :)

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Mate, head to Sabbadin. He's done a fair bit of work on my car and he's tip top. Just tell him Andrew with R33JET sent you and he'll look after you :)

He's also in Mulgrave (technically it's Mulgrave but you could argue it's on the border of Clayton LOL)

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Mate, head to Sabbadin. He's done a fair bit of work on my car and he's tip top. Just tell him Andrew with R33JET sent you and he'll look after you :)

He's also in Mulgrave (technically it's Mulgrave but you could argue it's on the border of Clayton LOL)

you boys are just trying to drag me off the peninsula!!! haha!

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Hahaha you know it'll only do you good the sooner you get out of the peninsula and into the REAL suburbs haha :P

but i dont want to leave! all these crackheads make me feel good about myself!

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