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DISTRICT OR TOWN CONTACT ADDRESS CONTACT NO. Corozal RECOMMENDED MECHANICS - COUNTRYWIDE DISTRICT OR TOWN CONTACT ADDRESS CONTACT NO. Corozal Valdez Auto Body Works Ranchito Village 665-7874 E's Autobody (Earl Armstrong) Corozal Town 601-5164 Javier Samos 2nd San Pedro Road, Altamira 627-6449/402-0037 Hector Cambranes Corozal Town 628-7058 Dave Lanza Corozal Town 422-2207/606-4520 Arturo Camal Ranchito Village 602-6404 Orange Walk Yoni Estrada Carrillo Stadium St 627-7155 Lozano's Body Shop (Eloy Lozano) Belize - Corozal 602-2241 Mike's Motor Center Belize - Corozal 614-5508 Carlos Gonzalez 7 Mullins River St 628-8937 Otoniel Padilla Phillip Goldson Hwy 615-7516 Caribbean Motors Mls 52 Philip Goldson Hwy 322-0150 Ladyville/Sandhill Precision Auto BodyShop 13 Mls Philip Goldson Hwy 615-6918 Arturo Guemez (Whipresive) 272 Heron St, Ladyville 662-0008 Extreme Body Shop Ladyville 624-4495 Belize City Tillett's Body Shop (Roman Riverol) 24 Baymen Ave 631-0496/669-1633 FX Body Shop 3186 Rhamdas St, Belama Phase 3 605-9365/670-9365 R&R Garage 2.5 Mls George Price Hwy 610-3424 Belize Diesel & Equipment 7141 Slaughterhouse Road 223-2003 Belize Estate Company Slaughterhouse Road 610-1290 Frank Armstrong 166 Antelope St 601-4167 Guillermo Medina 4.5 Mls George Price Hwy 605-8231 Discount Automotive (Yuri Valle) Cemetery Road, Belize City 605-8377 Precision Body Shop Mile 13 Phillip Goldson 615-6918 Phillip McCoy (Mechanics Only) 1.5 Mls Philip Goldson Hwy 604-4853 Bravo Motors 4.5 George Price Highway 222-4984 RT Auto & Sales 18 Mls Philip Goldson Hwy 671-3279 Belize Auto Zone 108 Cemetary Road, Belize City 227-2277 Rammal's Body Shop 5 Mls Philip Goldson 626-9000 King Motors Belize City 2.75 Mls George Price Hwy, Belize District 610-8363 Universal Hardware Chetumal Street 224-4140 Ray Matus (Raysin) 19 Castle Street 620-4495 Hegar's Automotive 4.5 MlsPhilip Goldson Hwy 650-5821 BenQuip 3 Mls Philip Goldson Hwy 223-2500 Belmopan Donaldo's Welding & Bodyworks 7 St Luke's Road, San Martin 667-4712 Slim's Welding Works (Sylvester Carty) Forest Drive 604-1728 Unique Body Shop/ Gabriel Rodriguez San Martin 615-7614 One Stop Body Works & Mechanic 4 Lamux St, Maya Mopan 624-3569/633-2905 Motor Solutions 1804 Hummingbird Hwy 822-0644 Belize Diesel & Equipment Hummingbird Hwy 822-2029 Belmopan Aggregates & Hardware Forest Drive 822-3715/822-0502 Cayo Mutrie's Auto Care 94 Western Highway, Santa Elena 628-5596 Malcolm's Garage Red Creek, Santa Elena 615-0138/631-0138 Beto's Body Shop Eve Street, Santa Elena 600-6468 Tillett's Garage 34 Guadalupe St, San Ignacio 665-0429 Ramon's Garage Bradley Bank, Santa Elena 652-6283 Luis Alberto Penador Benque 664-6046 Romero's Garage 19 Hummingbird Highway 628-0829 Auto Select 165 George Price Highway 824-4040 Gringo's Body Shop Military Street, San Ignacio 671-2329 Spanish Lookout Nixon Padilla Duck Run 668-5049/621-1294 Wolfe's Cycle Supply Spanish Lookout 8230348 Alliance Pro/Harrim Perez Spanish Lookout 604-9832 Caribbean Motors Spanish Lookout 823-0150 Dangriga Celsio Del Cid Monument Site, Dangriga 669-4599 Charles Auto Body Shop & Welding Wagierale Area, Dangriga 607-5124/522-0064 ADS Limited 9 1/2 Mls Valley Road, Stann Creek 522-3898 Seine Beight Jesus Flores Seine Bight 631-2660 Edward Williamson Seine Bight 668-0533 Ramirez Supplies 19 Mls Placencia 523-3878 Toledo Dick's Service Center Forest Home Village 666-6920 Caribbean Motors Forest Home Village 722-2912.
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