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Hi guys i have opened a new work shop and im doing a lot of work on skylines if anyone has a problem drop past and say hi

the address is 1389 Camden Valley way Leppington

ph:96067699

Can do timming belts $175 + parts and great prices on other jobs as well

Good Luck Jason. I live in Port Macquarie, but my sis lives in Horningsea Park, just down tha road from ya, so I can come down when I need work done.

Cheers,

J-Flash :)

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no offense but your comments before on the hicas thread make u look so arrogant personally i would never go to your shop if i lived in sydney  

you make it sounds like u got so much experience because of the cars u had too

heh

no problem but i have done the job a number of times and if that is the way you feel good. :wassup:

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no offense but your comments before on the hicas thread make u look so arrogant personally i would never go to your shop if i lived in sydney  

you make it sounds like u got so much experience because of the cars u had too

heh

no offence? nice of you to dig up an 8 month old thread to hang sh1t on someone's business.

all class.

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