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By TheNortherner
June 28, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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TheNortherner

Posted June 28, 2020

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Posted June 28, 2020

I wanted to post details about a mechanic that I have been using for over 10 years and is utterly honest, reliable and reasonably priced. He is very experienced and does electrics too. I am posting details as current climate has hit his business hard and I wanted to help him by sharing his details. Just taken my car to him for a service, bushes, window, DSG oil change etc. He knows his stuff and is trustworthy. If interested his number is: 07960155466 (Carlton Stewart).

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