E. H. Taher & Co.

The shop is at number 10 Princep Street. If you’ve ever been to this part of the city, you know it’s crowded with people selling all kinds of mechanical parts and automotive stuff. It’s an old neighborhood, and our building shows its age with the high ceilings and the thick walls that stay cool even when it’s humid outside. The street outside is narrow and always blocked by handcarts or vans loading up goods. We have been here for a very long time. Inside, there’s a heavy wooden counter that’s been worn smooth by years of use. There are stacks of ledgers and old boxes behind us. We don’t use much technology here, mostly just doing things the old way with pens and paper. The lighting is a bit dim because the sun doesn’t really reach into the back of the shop. You can smell the grease and the old paper as soon as you walk in. It’s a busy place, and there’s always someone coming in to ask about a specific part. We usually have a lot of stuff lying on the floor because the shelves are already full. It’s not the kind of place that looks modern or polished. It’s just a working shop in an old part of town where we know the regulars and keep things moving as best as we can every day. We don't have a website or anything like that.