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List of Panel Beaters & Windscreen Suppliers-2016 LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 COMPANY NAME PHYSICAL ADDRESS CONTACT NUMBERSE -MEMAIL ADDRESS HARARE CLASS A – High Valued Vehicles Cedric Jonker Spraypaints 4 Steven Drive, Msasa, Harare 487062, 487698 [email protected] Floyd Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd 691 Coleen Road, New Ardbennie, 665387 [email protected] Harare AM AMC Macwills Panel beaters Cnr Dhlela/Conald Road ,Graniteside, 04-752608 , 0733315290 [email protected] Harare Jock Smith Spray Paints Kelvin Road South, Graniteside 770936/7 [email protected] Cloverleaf Panel beaters 82 Mutare Road, Msasa 485522-6 [email protected] Swiss Motors P/L 19 Paisley Road, Southerton, Harare 751385/6 [email protected] Farchis Panel Beaters& Spray Painters 60 Lorraine Drive Bluffhill, Harare 04-331328 [email protected] Zimbabwe Vals Panel Beaters P/L 6 Austin Road Workington, Harare 664332 [email protected] M.P. Panel Beaters 4 Spurrier Rd, Ardbennie, Harare 668077 , 0772 100 490 [email protected] S&S Panel Beaters 272 Empowerment Way, Willowvale 690720-1, 690869 [email protected] Harare P&C Panel Beaters &Spray Painters 10 Craster Rd, Southerton, Harare 621592/80, 0772 248 697 [email protected] Supreme Panel Beaters 118 Mutare Rd, Msasa, Harare 487963,480068/9 [email protected] Skinners Auto Body Specialists Manchester / Broodie Street, 621300-3 [email protected] Southerton, Harare Auto Body Centre 17379 Ndhlela Way, Granitesite, 770569/70 [email protected] Harare Zimoco Body Centre 24 Douglas Road, Workington, Harare 755841-4 [email protected] CLASS B – Medium Valued Vehicles World Class Motors 349 Tilbury Road, Willowvale, Harare 0772344615 [email protected] Avana Motors Factory No,2 Dias& Isafil Complex, 0772930461 [email protected] 667 Seke Rd, Harare Davecon Motors Stand No.18253 Cnr N. Mandela 763001-2 [email protected] LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 Ave/Enterprise Road, Harare Central Motors 46 Craster Road, Southerton, Harare 0772721136, [email protected] 0777586751 Robertson Motors P/L 393 Willowvale Rd, Southerton, 0772 337 841 [email protected] Harare Tilbury Panel Beaters 5 Tilbury Rd, Willowvale, Harare 0772246 626 , 0772 940 [email protected] 788 Solution Panel Beaters 144 Nelson Mandela/ 7th Street, 0773316 299 [email protected] Harare Grand Auto Body Shop 184B Mutare Road, Msasa, Harare 447343/5/6 [email protected] 0772 953 941 DeBears Motors 77 Coventry Road, Workington, 0772246 429 [email protected] Harare CLASS C – Low Valued Vehicles Graphic Panel Beaters 66A Seke Road, Hatfield, Harare 0772 253 140 Benosien Motors 5 Tilbury Rd, Willowvale, Harare 04-611123, 611192 [email protected] Murucla Auto Clinic Stand No. 16911, Old SPCA Complex, 0733218 044 [email protected] Seke Road, Harare BULAWAYO CLASS A – High Valued Vehicles Technim 17 Doncaster Rd Belmont (09)62306 [email protected] Shanana Panel Beaters 24 Pretorius Rd Donnington 0775 662 N/A 244/0714889963/880862/5 Verdol Panel Beaters&Spray Painters 2 Josiah Chimano rd (09)880303/72770 [email protected] Bulawayo Vehicle Rebuild Centre 15 Chester Cresent Belmont (09)88129 [email protected] Wymar Auto Panel Beaters 7 Stroke st Belmont (09)77261 [email protected] Pa Panel Craft (Pvt) Ltd 24 Chatham Rd Belmont (09)78952/885044/0864407 [email protected] LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 2107 StyS Styline Panel Beaters 15039 Khami Rd (09)887510/0773392342 N/A Desa Desas Panel Beaters 10 Carlisle street Belmont (09)78552/78171 [email protected] Elite Motors 12B Wowrhampton rd Donnigton (09)476382 [email protected] Moejos Motors 3 Grantham road Belmont (09)67205/0772673900/071 [email protected] 2631374 CLASS B – Medium Valued Vehicles Renew-IT Automotive 15 plumtree Rd Belmont (09)62369/60086 [email protected]/mmungozi@g mail.com Young Masters Automotive 47 Plumtree rd Belmont 09-469353/0772863742 N/A Belmont Motors CSC old workshop J Chinamano rd (090460352/0772104065 [email protected] P. O Box 933 Bulawayo Vehicle Rebuild Centre 15 Chester Cresent Belmont (09)88129 [email protected] Wymar Auto Panel Beaters 7 Stroke St Belmont (09)77261 [email protected] Continental autobodies and Eng 12th avenue/herbert ChitepoStreet (09)882746 [email protected] Acts Panel beaters 108 Mpumelelo rd Kelvin North 0772 728 145 [email protected] Auto car and truck 13Plumtree cnr Coventry street 0772 898 046 [email protected] Murucla Auto 15534 Kelvin North II 0772 802 821 ,0733454970 CLASS C – Low Valued Vehicles Belmont Motors CSC Old Workshop, J Chinamano (09)460352, 0772104065 [email protected] Rd P.O Box 933 LO-Well 85 Plumtree Rd, Donnington 0713 543 984/0776092834 Belmont Tafu Motors 1 Chinamano Rd, Belmont 0773 493 222/0772301470 [email protected] DMS 6 Chinamano Rd Belmont (09)471233/0773 288 941 Widely Done 5 Bellevue Rd Old Fox& Bookless 0772 760 454 yard LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 GWERU CLASS A – High Valued Vehicles Renown Panel Beaters 21 Coventry Road, Light Industrial (054) 222457 Site 0775 153 677 CLASS B – Medium Valued Vehicles Neat Panel Beaters Stand No. 774/775 Bristol Road, (054)228436 Heavy Industrial Site 0775 595 2146 0775 652 571 CLASS C – Low Valued Vehicles United Panel Beaters Stand No. 1081, Coventry Road, 0712 338 205 Light Industrial Site Star Tech Panel Beaters 19 Coventry Road, Light Industrial (054)231896 Site 0772 467 185 0713 644 198 Carcoran Investments 6510 Shamrock Park, Tokyo Road, 0774 027 644 Gweru 0774 028 228 S&S Panel Beaters 6 Sheffield Road, Light Industrial (054)227814 / 220714 Site 0772 287 122 0713 109 603 MUTARE CLASS A – High Valued Vehicles Duly’s Motors 9 Bvumaba Rd Mutare (020) 68561 Quest Motors 13-15 Glasgow Rd (020) 61735/89 Top Quality 23 Riverside Dr, Mutare (020) 61278 [email protected] CLASS B – Medium Valued Vehicles Advance Panel Beaters & Spray Painters 10 Edison Sithole Street Murahwa (020) 67554 [email protected] Industrial Mutare (020) 66193 (020) 66193 Manicaland Coach Builders 1 Chimoio Avenue Mutare (020) 60664 Peter Mazungaire Panel Beaters Stand No 5248 Murahwa (020) 65 812 LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 Paulington Mutare CLASS C – Low Valued Vehicles Dent Wizard 2 End Avenue (020) 60277 Bresol Panel Beaters 15 Liverpool Rd Nyakamete Mutare (020) 68250 [email protected] 0772 731 926 WINDSCREEN REPLACEMENT Windscreen Services & Replacements 3 Bishop Gaul / Rotten Row, Harare 0775466760 DM Windscreens Shepperton Road, Graniteside, Harare 0772669671 Crystal Auto Glass 56 Edison Crescent, Graniteside, 0773205255 Harare Central Auto Glass 33 Craster Road, Southerton, Harare 04772242 TOWING COMPANIES Road Angels Ceres Road, Avondale, Harare 0772122122, 0712122122 Blues Recovery Market Street opp VID Eastlea, Harare 731824 Eagle Towing 1 Malvern Road, Waterfalls, Harare 0779487132, 0779105622 Action Breakdown 5 Drew Close, Hillside, Harare 747165 AUCTIONEERS ABC Auctioneers Hatfield House, Seke Road, +263 4 751 904/6; +263 4 [email protected] (Nigel Hopkins) Graniteside PO Box 1407, Harare, 751 498 Zimbabwe Fax: +263 4 751 343 Hammer and Tongues, Harare 18005 Dhlela Way, Graniteside, MOBILE: +263 782 706 [email protected] ; (Malvin Chizimba) Harare, Zimbabwe 789 TELEPHONE: + 263 hammer@ hammerandtongues.com (4) 775814, 775289, LIST OF PANEL BEATERS & WINDSCREEN SUPPLIERS-2016 748118, 748120, 748647 Hammer and Tongues, Bulawayo 36 Josiah Chinamano Road, Belmont, +263 9 77420, 880107 [email protected] Bulawayo .
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