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Depending on how big the dent is, give the Dent King a call

0418 627 705

Thanks for that man.

Just a couple of small ones. After no driving my Z for over 6 weeks the first day I take it out of the garage and find those dints :)

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I'm booked in for Saturday 10:30 As of about an hour ago I have a nice big fresh one for him to do as well...

Which reminds me. If anyone sees an arsehole in a silver Ford Territory with a big black mark down the paint on his front bumper can you please contact me. This was on the round-about just south of gold creek village at 18:15. No idea where they live.

f**kwits that cause accidents and then do a runner before the other guy can turn around are the lowest of the low...

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