Students from Northwest Technical School’s Collision Repair Technology Program in Maryville, MO, restored a donated 1957 Nash Metropolitan that was on display at the World of Wheels in Kansas City.
Collision repair instructor Ronald Wiederholt told the Maryville Forum that the car was a “mess” when the students started the project.
For more, “Northwest Technical School Shows Off Project Car” in the Maryville Forum.
Article courtesy BodyShop Business.
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