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Thompsons thanked, not ‘panelbeaten’

It's that time of year to say thanks, and have some fun.

IT’S been a busy time for the Thompson family, owners of Thompson Motors with dealerships in Port Shepstone and Shelly Beach.

For a start, Status Panelbeaters held a Christmas dinner at its premises in Port Shepstone to thank the company for its ongoing business, and trusting them with all its repair work.

“It was a gesture of thanks and appreciation. To work hand-in-hand with the Thompsons is quite an honour,” said owner Danie Steyn.

Family time: Andrew Thompson, his brother Richard, and his daughter Emma at the Status Panelbeaters year-end thank you function.
Family time: Andrew Thompson, his brother Richard, and his daughter Emma at the Status Panelbeaters year-end thank you function.

Then, looking ahead, Thompson Nissan in Shelly Beach is hosting a ‘Day of Reconciliation’ celebration at the dealership in Shelly Beach this Friday (16th).

This will take place from 8am to 3pm.

There will be unbelievable specials on offer on the day. Take the time to meet and greet the staff and get a closer look at a vehicle you may have had your eye on for a while.

It’s a day for the whole family, so there’s no need to hurry home.

There’ll be a jumping castle for the children, plus balloons, as well as hotdogs and boerie rolls (and cooldrinks) to keep everyone refreshed.

Bold: The Nissan X-Trail is one of a number of quality vehicles on offer at Thompson Motors dealerships in Port Shepstone and Shelly Beach. Join the fun at the Shelly Beach dealership's fun day this Friday.
Bold: The Nissan X-Trail is one of a number of quality vehicles on offer at Thompson Motors dealerships in Port Shepstone and Shelly Beach. Join the fun at the Shelly Beach dealership’s fun day this Friday.

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