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Recommendation for Andrew Brock Mechanic - MOT & Repairs


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Huge thank you and recommendation for Andrew Brock Automobile Engineer

at 31A Shawbury Rd.


Andrew recently got my old Citroen Picaso through its MOT, carrying out repairs in the process including unexpectedly fitting a broken wing mirror that I'd bought but never got round to doing myself. The cost of repairs was a very pleasant surprise too, coming in a lot less than I'd feared for an older car.

Great work, great customer service and great prices.


Andrew Brock Automobile Engineer

31A Shawbury Rd, London SE22 9DH

020 8299 0299

A big cheer for Andrew from me too. He has looked after various of my cars for about twenty years as well. He is totally brilliant, honest and so hard working. I can't praise him enough (and he sends out the best Christmas cards too!)
  • 5 months later...
Another recommendation for Andrew Brock. Last week I took a classic (1930s) car to him, as a result of the recommendations here. Despite no car handbook he solved the problem, and very reasonably. A true mechanic. A real pleasure to deal with.
  • 2 years later...

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