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Sorry if this is in the wrong section, feel free to move it if it is.

I've given it a bit of a search on the forums with no luck, so I decided to create a thread.

Just wondering whether there are any reputable and/or experienced auto-electricians on the Central Coast, as I've had no experience with any.

I've Googled a couple who are on Barralong road, and apparently there's also a couple in West gosford.

Anyone able to recommend me one to work on the 34?

Cheers

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West gosford, near the speed camera, had him do some work on my 33 and the gf impreza, seem good, prices arnt ridiculous and are helpful...

Awesome, thanks a lot

Edit: Was it Central Coast Auto Electrics? 2/ 1 Carnarvon Rd, West Gosford, New South Wales

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