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al_r33

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hey, i am looking to get a full engine rebuild in tha next month or so and i am recently new 2 QLD. Can any one please recommend any good mechanics that are well know for doing good work in tha brissy, sunshine coast or Goldy.

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AL

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al_r33

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Im dont care about tha travel if i had 2 go 2 nsw i would! just as long as i get some one that know's there sh*t and are honest and reilable. if you know of any then post the name of the company .

Cheers,

Al

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I could do your rebuild but I don't like taking shortcuts. Everything gets done properly or not at all. Some people disagree but that's how I like to do things. If you don't have any luck finding someone, PM me and I'll sort out a quote for you.

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DJ Sylvia (spelling?) Mechanical.  Daniel is a champ.  And wont rip you off (or try) like other can and do.

Yep, will second that - has better mechanical knowledge of Skylines than some of the "experts" often recommended on this site. Very good pricing, wish I found him earlier!

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Hey Alan. This is extremely difficult for me to type here but I'll do it anyway...

I will strongly recommend Evolution Automotive (07) 3841 4982 to you. My engine is currently being built there and so far I am extremely pleased.

I have friends who have had work done there aswell and all reports are great!

Phew... that actually wasn't all that hard... funny that...

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ABU5E, who do I speak to at Evolution automotive? They have done a bit of work on my S13 before...is that your R32 with the bonnet on the roof?? :) Thats at Eight Mile Plains yeah?? I live just off warrigal rd and fill up at the BP most days.

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