Stainless Creations
Vehicle servicing, MOT testing, repairs and performance modifications for car owners in Falkirk
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Stainless Creations
Stainless Creations provides MOT testing, vehicle maintenance, repairs, diagnostics, remapping and performance modifications. It builds custom stainless steel exhausts and supplies and fits exhaust, cooling and suspension components.
The company serves vehicle owners, including car enthusiasts, through garage services and parts installation. It was established in 2005 and is based in Falkirk, Scotland.
Product: Garage services including MOT testing, repairs, diagnostics, remapping and vehicle modifications, plus custom stainless steel exhausts.
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