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DIESEL AUTO SVC

MAPLE RIDGE-Canada

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DIESEL AUTO SVC
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Company Address: 11517 Kingston St #102,MAPLE RIDGE,BC,Canada 
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V2X0Z5 
Telephone Number: 6044601066 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
508414 
USA SIC Description:
Engines-Diesel (Wholesale) 
Number of Employees:
5 to 9 
Sales Amount:
$5 to 10 million 
Credit History:
Credit Report:
Good 
Contact Person:
Paul Ogara 
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