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Appco Auto Parts
Member of Motor Trade Association (Inc)
64 Taonui St Palmerston North
Ph: 0-6-355 3223
Automotive Parts
NOTE: This information was sourced from the Online Yellow Pages.
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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 20th of June, 2004
Well, all I bought from these folks was some new bulbs for the tail-lights on my rusted-out P.O.S. of a car... but the staff were friendly and helpful, with good suggestions where I could look for the other bits to repair the parts I needed to get the car past the WoF check.
Overall, I suppose I would shop there again if I need carbits that require replacing, instead of repairing.
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