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Post by ToNkA »

Who go you recommend in Melb to service the G-Wagen?

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Post by grimbo »

I'm pretty sure he uses Mitchel Porrits in richmond
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Sorry for no reply sooner, I've been offline -

Mitchell Porritt in Burnley Street is very good, but he is now also a factory Renault service guy, so he is moving away from the wierd stuff.

Try AMMSTAR in Alphington. Anthony is very good, and did much of the work on my car when it was at Mitchell's.
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