‘Key part’ of their business; PPG gains more sustainability recognition
Coatings giant PPG has notched up another gong in its quest to turn its sustainability goals into commercial reality.
NSW takes ‘the lead’ in dispelling EV range doubts
NSW has taken one step toward meeting the growing demand for EVs in regional areas and help overcome lingering range …
Skills still holding aftermarket back as it adapts to Tech and China
The nations key aftermarket body has released a snapshot of the biggest issues facing the automotive industry, with skills still …
New awards to celebrate shining lights in the industry
One of the largest automotive advocacy bodies in Australia has dedicated a special collision repair business award as part of …
Why is ADAS failing to prevent more crashes?
IAG is investigating the reasons customer aversion to ADAS safety systems and their unrealised potential to stop accidents when almost …
New EV utes powers into Australia’s favourite vehicle space
Another well-known ute brand is charging into the alternative energy space with the launch of its first all -electric ute.
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1958 HOLDEN FC Special
- » Listing Type: Used
- » Body Type: Sedan
- » No. of Doors: 4
- » Capacity - cc: 138
Estella, NSW
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1950 BRISTOL 402
- » Listing Type: Used
- » Body Type: Roadster
- » No. of Doors: 2
- » Capacity - cc: 2,001
Mitcham, VIC
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1978 TOYOTA COROLLA
- » Listing Type: Used
- » Body Type: Liftback
- » No. of Doors: 3
- » Capacity - cc: 1,800
Torrens Park, SA
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2009 FORD FALCON XR6T FG
- » Listing Type: Used
- » Body Type: Ute
- » No. of Doors: 2
- » Capacity - cc: 3,984
- » Engine Power - kW: 270
Claremont, WA
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Opening the door to clearer repair information
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What it means to have ‘skin in the game’
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First impressions
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The business that fills a gap in the industry
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A people first approach to help uplift the industry
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Building the complete body repair business
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Building a reputation, one client at a time
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Keeping the passion alive: adapt and diversify
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Brothers in plans and a vision to put the customer first
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