Peacock smash repairs

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A distinctive central Wodonga building home to a leading smash repairer will go under the hammer on Friday, June Login or signup to continue reading. Col Peacock bought the building in , formally home to a Firestone Tyres store, as car dealer Blacklocks moved from Albury to Wodonga. Son and current owner Ian Peacock said Blacklocks wanted to get out of the panel beating business and his father took it over and was the primary repairer for the dealership. Where the Wodonga Plaza is was still the Wodonga saleyards and I think the land was bought the same year to build the plaza," he said. We sold the business in August and now the tenants have moved, we've decided to put the building on the market. We had three generations of some customers.

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Advertisement Ad. It would have been nice to sell under the hammer, but it's not about the theatre, it's about results," he said. Conditions of Use.

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Their state-of-the-art workshop boasts the latest in auto body repair equipment, and their staff undergoes regular training to stay at the forefront of industry practices, ensuring that each repair meets the highest standards of quality. With expertise and tools to restore vehicles to the manufacturer's specifications, they approach every repair with a high level of professionalism. For those with unique vehicles requiring specialist attention, choosing a specialist repairer ensures peace of mind, knowing that a true expert is dedicated to the restoration of their vehicle. The reason you go here is because something bad has happened. It might be your fault or hopefully someone elses,. This is the place to go to make it right. My busted car is now perfect. Timely service, no insurance price didn't break the bank and a wash and polish made the job complete. Cannot recommend highly enough. Fully recommend, great guys there too, had a good yarn with them.

Peacock smash repairs

Login or signup to continue reading. Private negotiations for the square metre Art Deco-inspired property commenced afterwards and an agreement was reached with a Border investor. Auctioneer William Bonnici, of First National Real Estate in Wodonga, doubted the building would be on the market again in his lifetime. It would have been nice to sell under the hammer, but it's not about the theatre, it's about results," he said. I would love a gin distillery or a brewery to start here. The former Firestone Tyres store was purchased by Col Peacock in after he took over Blacklocks' panel beating business. His son Ian Peacock ran the business from and kept it until , before placing the building on the market in Our journalists work hard to provide local, up-to-date news to the community.

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Col Peacock bought the building in , formally home to a Firestone Tyres store, as car dealer Blacklocks moved from Albury to Wodonga. Business Features. The Border Mail. Subscribe now for unlimited access. Press releases from AAP. Updated June 30 - pm , first published am. The Border Mail. Today's Paper. Photos and Video. View Property Edition. Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Email Copy. We had three generations of some customers. Beau Greenway Journalist. Promo Codes.

A distinctive central Wodonga building home to a leading smash repairer will go under the hammer on Friday, June

What's On. By Beau Greenway. Sections My Region. There's a number of opportunities, subject to council approval, whether it be hospitality with a wine bar or brewery," he said. Selling agent William Bonnici, of First National Real Estate in Wodonga, said interest in the building had varied from investors to owner-occupiers. Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Email Copy. Garage Sales. View Property Edition. Christine and Ian Peacock's long-running Wodonga smash repair workshop on Elgin Boulevard will be auctioned today. Sections My Region.