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Auto Tech Students Gear Up For NFADA Competition

Four teams of students from New York are preparing for the annual Niagara Frontier Automobile Dealers Association Memorial AutoTech Competition. The students will be put through a series of diagnostic, workstation and performance tests to measure their automotive technical skills on Ford cars.

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nyschoolFour teams of students from New York are preparing for the annual Niagara Frontier Automobile Dealers Association Memorial AutoTech Competition. The students will be put through a series of diagnostic, workstation and performance tests to measure their automotive technical skills on Ford cars.

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From the Lockport Union-Sun & Journal website:

Four teams of are sharpening their skills for the annual Niagara Frontier Automobile Dealers Association Memorial AutoTech Competition.

The two Senior Teams of Nick Healey and James Wood, Niagara Wheatfield and Jim Piva, Lewiston-Porter and Jake Roth, North Tonawanda; and the two Junior Teams of Ryan DiTilio, North Tonawanda and Mike Barnes, Wilson and James Conrad, Niagara Wheatfield and Jason Vorobey, North Tonawanda have been working with their teacher Jasper Adams and technicians from Basil Ford in Niagara Falls and Howell Motors in Wrights Corners to prepare.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the competition on the Lockport Union-Sun & Journal website.

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