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whodaman

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whodaman

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Hi

I live around the Broadmeadows area and work near the melbourne CBD.

I checked out http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...&threadid=13305 but I dont recognise some of the suburbs...

can someone tell me which one is the nearest one? thanks.

i plan to get my cambelt replaced and a tuneup/service...

anyone highly recommend any garage?

thanks.

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Rajab racing mate. they dont only do VLs go passed there work shop.. you wil be shocked.. half da people that talk shit about him have had nothing to do with him eva.. as u would have seen at da auto salon.. he has some nice cars.. and knows his shit.. you wont regret it.. its just of barrys road..

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go to ICE or Racepace

its not worth taking your car anywhere else. Too many issues.

I've been and i've seen a number of horrifying things from a lot of western workshops. and its disgusting. It's a bit of a drive to the above workshops. but its better than costing you a fortune later on.

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