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DAS KAMU

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They're across the street from Amec and they arent hugely interested at all in Imports. As far as I know they have a contract with NRMA and Suncorp for smash repairs, so I'd assume they have plenty of staff but wouldnt work a great deal on any import.

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They're across the street from Amec and they arent hugely interested at all in Imports. As far as I know they have a contract with NRMA and Suncorp for smash repairs, so I'd assume they have plenty of staff but wouldnt work a great deal on any import.

well there is also another one accross the street i think there called cambridge panel shop?

He said hed take a look today if i get there before 4:30 and didnt really say anything about it being a gtr

hope he is ok to do it

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hey dude

havent posted in ages since i sold my skyline

but coorparoo paint and panel is owned by a mate of mine. well his oldie owns it

first day i had my skyline some wanker smahed into it, he hooked me up and did a great job

no panels replaced or anything just panel beated it out and couldnt tell a thing

they are amazing and have done a few cars of mine including a vy commodore, srit astra, and one of my other mates full two tone paint job on his lowlux

i seriously wouldnt go anywhere else now.

they also have a new factory over in murraree or however you spell it

just throught u should know

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