Rebuilt Engines
Thompson Engine Restoration & Machine ShopFind BBB Accredited Businesses in Rebuilt Engines.
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About This Business
Business Details
- Local BBB:
- BBB of Upstate New York
- BBB File Opened:
- 11/18/2003
- Business Started:
- 1/1/1971
- Business Started Locally:
- 1/1/1971
- Type of Entity:
- Sole Proprietorship
- Alternate Names:
- Engine Restoration & Machine Shop
- Business Management:
- Mr. Jim Thompson, Owner
Additional Contact Information
- Principal Contacts
- Mr. Jim Thompson, Owner
- Customer Contacts
- Mr. Jim Thompson, Owner
Additional Information
- Referral Assistance
- NYS Department of Motor Vehicles
6 Empire State Plaza
Albany NY 12228
http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/facLookup/default.html - Business Categories
- Rebuilt Engines, Used Car Dealers, Auto Repairs, Auto Inspection Stations, Auto Services, Foreign Auto Repair
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