Page 30 - Whitehorse Guide

AUTO & RV SERVICE cont’d
GONORTH RV SERVICE & PARTS
Service & Maintenance • Diagnostics &
Repair • Safe & Secure Storage •
Parts • Qualified Red Seal Technician
115 Mt. Sima Rd................(867) 668-3222
See our logo on the Overview map
INLAND TRUCK & EQUIPMENT
227 Range Rd..................(867) 668-2127
See our ad on the downtown map
INTEGRA TIRE
107 Industrial Rd. ........................467-7212
See our ad on page 96
668-4550
See our location on the overview map
BERTON PR SERVICES
With a Preface by ROBERT SERVICE
LAURA BEATRICE BERTON
AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE!
NORTHERNBOOKS.CA
28
McCRAE PETRO-CANADA
Gas • Diesel • Propane Sales
Mile 910 Alaska Hwy. .....................668-2257
See our ad on page 20
NAPA AUTO PARTS
3173-3rd Ave. ............................. 667-4275
See our ad on page 24
NEW NORTH TRUCK & EQUIPMENT
Freightliner • Custom Chassis • Motorhome Specialist
Full Service Shop • Open Mon-Fri with Callouts
Oil • Lube • Parts & Service for all Diesels
Mile 913 Alaska Hwy. .....................456-7154
See our location on the overview map
AUTO - SALES & SERVICE
CENTENNIAL MOTORS
Across From Airport. .................. 393-8100
See our ad on the opposite page
KLONDIKE MOTORS
191 Range Rd. ...........................668-3399
See our logo on the downtown map
METRO CHRYSLER
5 Two Mile Hill Road.................. 667-2525
See our ad on the opposite page
WHITEHORSE KIA
17 Chilkoot Way. ...............(867) 393-6552
Web............................ whitehorsekia.com
See our logo on the downtown map
WHITEHORSE MOTORS LTD. (FORD)
4178-4th Ave. ............................. 667-7866
See our ad on page 31
WHITEHORSE SUBARU
Specializing in servicing all imports.
17 Chilkoot Way. ........................393-6550
Fax. ............................................393-6551
See our logo on the downtown map
WHITEHORSE TOYOTA
whitehorsetoyota.com
111 Range Rd............................ 667-7202
See our logo on the downtown map
Though the gold fields were more
than 500 km from Whitehorse, the
city exists because of gold fever.
Stampeders hoping to strike it rich first had
to navigate the treacherous waters of Miles
Canyon and the White Horse Rapids.
Enhanced web listings with map
markers are online at
yukoninfo.com.