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Name Street Address City Zip ACTON AUTOBODY, INC. 135 GREAT ROAD ACTON 01720 ERNIE's AUTO REFINISHING, INC Name Street Address City Zip ACTON AUTOBODY, INC. 135 GREAT ROAD ACTON 01720 ERNIE'S AUTO REFINISHING, INC. 15 SPRUCE STREET ACTON 01720 GORDON CHEVROLET-GEO, INC. 171 GREAT ROAD ACTON 01720 HANSEN AUTO BODY 5R WILLOW STREET ACTON 01720 INTERNATIONAL COLLISION CENTER 21 KEEFE ROAD ACTON 01720 NUTTING'S BODY & FRAME CO., INC. 130 MAIN STREET ACTON 01720 ALPHA COLLISION CENTER, LLC 30 PARK AVENUE ARLINGTON 02474 ARLINGTON AUTO BODY & BRAKE 14 DUDLEY COURT ARLINGTON 02174 ARLINGTON CENTER AUTO BODY CO., INC. 4 SWAN PLACE ARLINGTON 02476 BOYLE'S BODYWORKS 29 SUNNYSIDE AVENUE ARLINGTON 02474 DUDLEY STREET AUTO BODY 34 DUDLEY STREET ARLINGTON 02476 FOREIGN BODY WORKS COLLISION CENTER, INC 7 BOULEVARD ROAD ARLINGTON 02474 MIRAK CHEVROLET MIRAK HYUNDAI 1125 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ARLINGTON 02476 PALMER'S AUTO BODY CORP. 712 SUMMER STREET ARLINGTON 02474 SONNY & SONS AUTO BODY 26 GARDEN STREET ARLINGTON 02474 ALPHA OMEGA AUTO BODY 804 FITCHBURG STATE ROAD ASHBY 04131 ADVANTAGE COLLISION CENTER, INC. 43 NICKERSON ROAD ASHLAND 01721 BODY WORK COLLISION, INC. 29 ALDEN STREET ASHLAND 01721 DE VARGAS AUTO BODY 22 NICKERSON ROAD ASHLAND 01721 HOLLIS AUTO BODY, INC. 230 ELIOT STREET ASHLAND 01721 MIKE'S COLLISION, INC. 183 MEGUNKO ROAD ASHLAND 01721 MINUCCI AUTO BODY & WELDING, INC. 252 POND STREET ASHLAND 01721 TOM'S AUTO BODY, INC. 65 UNION STREET ASHLAND 01721 DEWIRE BROS., INC. 2240 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE AUBURNDALE 02466 CENTRAL COLLISION CENTER 121 CENTRAL AVENUE AYER 01432 GERVAIS FORD, INC. 5 LITTLETON ROAD AYER 01432 ROUTE 2A AUTO SALES, INC. 77 FITCHBURG ROAD AYER 01432 TERRANOVA AUTO BODY 40 LITTLETON ROAD AYER 01432 INVISIBLE TOUCH, INC. 5 YANKEE DIVISION ROAD BEDFORD 01730 K. W. LUTHER BODYWORKS CO., INC. 1 COMMERCIAL AVENUE BEDFORD 01730 AUTO ENGINEERING BODY WORKS, INC. 774 PLEASANT STREET BELMONT 02478 CUSTOM CAR CARE, INC. 1010 PLEASANT STREET BELMONT 02478 HYNES COLLISION CENTER, INC. 7 FLETT ROAD BELMONT 02478 PROSPECT AUTO BODY 259 BELMONT STREET BELMONT 02478 3A AUTOBODY, LLC 737 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA 01821 A & E AUTOMOTIVE 5 INNIS DRIVE BILLERICA 01821 AUTO BODY CLINIC AT NEW ENGLAND FRAME 335 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA 01821 AUTOMOTION SERVICES, INC. 846 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA 01821 CARRIAGE AUTOMOTIVE 35 FRIENDSHIP&COUNTRY LN BILLERICA 01821 DIX AUTO BODY 77 ALEXANDER ROAD BILLERICA 01821 GAGNON'S AUTO BODY 6 HADLEY STREET BILLERICA 01862 GUY'S AUTO BODY 1 INNIS DRIVE BILLERICA 01821 MARSHALL'S AUTO, INC. 128 POND STREET BILLERICA 01821 NEW ENGLAND FRAME 335 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA 01821 ALPHA ENGINEERING, INC. 649 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BOXBOROUGH 01719 DAVE'S AUTO REPAIR 1166 HILL ROAD BOXBOROUGH 01719 Massachusetts Registered Auto Body and Glass Repair Shops by County as of January 15, 2020 Page 1 of 9 Name Street Address City Zip CAMBRIDGE STREET AUTO BODY 25 GRANT AVENUE BURLINGTON 01803 TOM'S COLLISION REPAIR, INC. 3A EDWARDS ROAD BURLINGTON 01803 ABE'S COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR, INC. 317 FRESH POND PARKWAY CAMBRIDGE 02138 ABSOLUTE BODY WORKS, INC. 45 NEW STREET CAMBRIDGE 02138 C.L.M., INC. 306 WEBSTER AVENUE CAMBRIDGE 02141 CAMBRIDGE AUTO CENTER, INC. 1280 CAMBRIDGE STREET CAMBRIDGE 02139 CAMBRIDGE MOTOR CAR COMPANY 275 FRESH POND PARKWAY CAMBRIDGE 02138 DELEO'S AUTO BODY & SERVICE, INC. 75 HAMILTON STREET CAMBRIDGE 02139 EURO-TECH AUTO BODY 53 SMITH PLACE CAMBRIDGE 02138 HI-TECH AUTO BODY, INC. 51 NEW STREET CAMBRIDGE 02138 CARLISLE AUTO BODY CO., INC. 673 BEDFORD ROAD CARLISLE 01741 A PLUS AUTO BODY 110 INC. 35 B HUNT ROAD CHELMSFORD 01824 A PLUS AUTO BODY, INC. 10 WESLEY STREET CHELMSFORD 01824 A-1 AUTO COLLISION 297 LITTLETON ROAD CHELMSFORD 01824 BODYWORKS AUTO BODY 287 LITTLETON ROAD CHELMSFORD 01824 CHRISTOPHER EMERG. EQUIPMENT & TOWING 74 RIVERNECK ROAD CHELMSFORD 01824 CLASSIC AUTO BODY & RESTORATION 297 LITTLETON ROAD CHELMSFORD 01824 DUFFY'S AUTO COMPANY, INC. 50 TYNGSBORO ROAD CHELMSFORD 01863 STONY BROOK AUTO BODY, INC. 112 TYNGSBORO ROAD CHELMSFORD 01863 WOTTON'S AUTO & TRUCK 9 BUTTERFIELD STREET CHELMSFORD 01863 MICHAEL J. HYNES AUTO REPAIR 14 SHEAFE STREET CHESTNUT HILL 02467 CONCORD COLLISION CENTER 26 WESTGATE PARK CONCORD 01742 HIGH Q AUTO BODY, INC. 26 WESTGATE PARK CONCORD 01742 A PLUS AUTO BODY OF DRACUT, LLT 2022 BRIDGE STREET DRACUT 01826 ALAN'S AUTO & COLLISION, INC. 11 PHINEAS STREET DRACUT 01826 DERBY AUTO BODY 30 DARRIN ROAD DRACUT 01826 HOLTON STREET AUTO BODY 2125 BRIDGE STREET DRACUT 01826 K & C AUTO BODY 39 ARLINGTON STREET DRACUT 01826 NEAL'S COLLISION CENTER, INC. 1450 MAMMOTH ROAD DRACUT 01826 R & R AUTOBODY & SALES 85 MERRIMACK AVENUE DRACUT 01826 ADH COLLISION OF BOSTON 36 MYSTIC AVENUE EVERETT 02149 CARUSO AUTOMOTIVE 49 ROBIN STREET EVERETT 02149 CIRCLE AUTO BODY, INC. 26 THORNDIKE STREET EVERETT 02149 CIRO'S FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, INC. 105 BROADWAY EVERETT 02149 EC FOREIGN AUTO REPAIR, LLC 29 GARDEN STREET EVERETT 02149 EXPRESS COLLISION CENTER 43 MYSTIC STREET EVERETT 02149 FAMILY AUTO BUSINESS 88 EAST ELM STREET EVERETT 02121 GGM AUTOWORKS, INC. 2034 REVERE BEACH PARKWAY EVERETT 02149 HONDA CARS OF BOSTON 100 BROADWAY EVERETT 02149 P & M AUTO BODY AND COLLISION, INC. 511 2 ND STREET EVERETT 02149 PERFECT AUTO BODY, INC. 167 BROADWAY EVERETT 02149 PRO AUTO & TRUCK COLLISION 12-14 ROVER STREET EVERETT 02149 R+R AUTO 86 EAST ELM STREET EVERETT 02149 RIVIERA AUTO BODY, INC. 112 BOW STREET EVERETT 02149 STADIUM AUTO SOLUTIONS CORP. 37 EVERETT AVENUE EVERETT 02149 SUNRISE AUTO SPA, INC. 41 BARTLETT STREET EVERETT 02149 Massachusetts Registered Auto Body and Glass Repair Shops by County as of January 15, 2020 Page 2 of 9 Name Street Address City Zip TREMONT AUTO BODY & FRAME, INC. 90 TREMONT STREET EVERETT 02149 WHITE'S AUTO BODY, INC. 79 VINE STREET EVERETT 02149 A.J. AUTO BODY, INC. 65 BEAVER STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 ADESA BOSTON 63 WESTERN AVENUE FRAMINGHAM 01702 ADVANCED AUTO BODY 171 HOWARD STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 BARRY'S AUTO BODY, INC. 95 EAMES STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 CONNOLLY BUICK CO., INC. 520 WORCESTER ROAD FRAMINGHAM 01702 DECOLLIBUS AUTO BODY, INC. 609 WAVERLY STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 EUROPEAN AUTOMOTIVE LIMITED, INC. 330 WAVERLY STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 EUROSPORT AUTOCRAFT, INC. 290A IRVING STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 EXCEPTIONAL AUTO BODY, INC. 88 BLANDIN AVENUE FRAMINGHAM 01702 FRAMINGHAM FORD 1200 WORCESTER ROAD FRAMINGHAM 01701 FREEDOM AUTO 14 WAVERLY STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 IVANS COLLISION CENTER 332 IRVING STREET FRAMINGHAM 01752 K & S AUTO, INC. 67 BEAVER STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 MAACO COLLISION REPAIR & AUTO PAINTING 874 EDGELL ROAD FRAMINGHAM 01701 MGM AUTO BODY, INC. 232 R HOLLIS STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 MIDWAY MOTORS, INC. 510 COCHITUATE ROAD FRAMINGHAM 01701 PRECISION AUTO BODY 90 EAMES STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 PRO-SHINE AUTO DETAILING_INC. 150R SPEEN STREET FRAMINGHAM 01701 SIMON'S AUTO BODY INC. 37 WAVERLY STREET FRAMINGHAM 01702 GROTON COLLISION REPAIR, INC. 445 MAIN STREET GROTON 01450 AUTHENTIC AUTO BODY & COLLISION LLC 229 LOWLAND STREET HOLLISTON 01746 HOMETOWN AUTO BODY CORP. 1670 WASHINGTON STREET HOLLISTON 01746 MERCEDES BENZ OF NATICK 11 BARTZAK ROAD HOLLISTON 01746 QUALITY AUTO BODY 1657 WASHINGTON STREET HOLLISTON 01746 BODY & PAINT CENTER OF HUDSON MA, INC. 420 MAIN STREET HUDSON 01749 CONSUMER COLLISION, INC. 5A COOLIDGE STREET HUDSON 01749 KUSTOM KREATION, INC. 104 FOREST AVENUE HUDSON 01453 MAL'S SERVICE CENTER 7 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE LEXINGTON 02420 JAKE'S AUTO BODY 1 ADAMS STREET LITTLETON 01460 AMERICAN AUTO BODY 1058 GORHAM STREET LOWELL 01852 ATLANTIC AUTO BODY / CARSTAR 1516 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 01851 AUTO CUSTOM & FRAME CORPORATION 14 E. STREET LOWELL 01854 BELLI AUTO BODY & REPAIR, LLC. 14 MAUNFACTURERS STREET LOWELL 01851 BEN AUTO BODY, INC. 771 DUTTON STREET LOWELL 01854 BYRNE AUTO BODY 171 TANNER STREET LOWELL 01852 C.P.& T AUTO BODY 1465 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 01851 COLONIAL AUTO BODY & SALES CO., INC. 164 PERRY STREET LOWELL 01852 CONCORD AUTO BODY INC. 16 A CONCORD STREET LOWELL 01852 CUSTOM COLLISION 650 DUTTON STREET LOWELL 01854 GEORGE'S COLLISION CONNECTION 6 HOWE STREET LOWELL 01852 HAMEL BROS. SERVICE, INC. 157 PAWTUCKET BOULEVARD LOWELL 01854 HANK'S GARAGE 129 MARTIN STREET LOWELL 01854 INSURANCE COLLISION SPECIALISTS, LLC 125 MONTREAL STREET LOWELL 01852 JON KAZANJIAN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOP 256 SMITH STREET LOWELL 01851 Massachusetts Registered Auto Body and Glass Repair Shops by County as of January 15, 2020 Page 3 of 9 Name Street Address City Zip KEN'S AUTO 39R WILBUR STREET LOWELL 01851 LANNAN CHEVROLET OF LOWELL, INC. 831 ROGERS STREET LOWELL 01852 LARRY PECORA'S AUTO BODY 59 DOANE STREET LOWELL 01851 LEGEND MOTOR GROUP INC. 115 ROCK STREET UNIT #7 LOWELL 01854 MATT MILLER'S AUTO BODY 115 ROCK STREET LOWELL 01854 MCKENNA & O'KEEFE AUTO REPAIR, INC. 133 CAMBRIDGE STREET LOWELL 01852 MIDDLESEX AUTO SALES 511 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 01851 MORRIS AUTO BODY 113 CONGRESS STREET LOWELL 01852 NC AUTO 44 PAYNE STREET LOWELL 01851 NORTHEAST FRAME REPAIR 731 DUTTON STREET LOWELL 01854 NUNO'S AUTO BODY 164 PERRY STREET LOWELL 01852 P.F. AUTO BODY, INC. 106 WILLIE STREET LOWELL 01854 PATRIOTS AUTO BODY, CORP 11 SPRING AVENUE LOWELL 01851 PERFORMANCE PLUS AUTO BODY, INC. 113 CONGRESS STREET LOWELL 01852 PRICED RIGHT AUTO SALES 125 MONTREAL STREET LOWELL 01852 STUART'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 97 TANNER STREET LOWELL 01852 TECH HENG USED CARS & REPAIRS 47-51 WESTFORD STREET LOWELL 01851 VAN'S COLLISION CENTER, INC. 599 DUTTON STREET LOWELL 01854 VENTURA'S AUTO BODY 1599 MIDDLESEX STREET LOWELL 01851 AUTO BODY SQUAD, INC. 35 CANAL STREET MALDEN 02148 AUTOSAL 91 BROADWAY MALDEN 02148 BODYWORKS UNLIMITED, INC. 1114 EASTERN AVENUE MALDEN 02148 BOSTON BODY WORKS 388 EASTERN AVENUE MALDEN 02148 C & C COLLISION 271 BROADWAY MALDEN 02148 CENTURY AUTO COLLISION SERVICE CNTR 448 EASTERN AVENUE MALDEN 02148 COLLEX COLLISION EXPERTS 124 CENTRE STREET MALDEN 02148 COMMERCIAL AUTO BODY, INC. 15 MADISON STREET MALDEN 02148 EURASIA LTD., INC. 504 MEDFORD STREET MALDEN 02148 FATHER AND SON'S AUTO & COLLISION 53 MADISON STREET MALDEN 02148 GAR AUTO BODY 147 HIGHLAND AVENUE MALDEN 02148 IMPACT COLLISION CENTER, INC.
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