What we’re trying to do is encourage youth to come into the collision industry, and let them know there are lots of opportunities, not just as technicians but also as future damage appraisers and production managers.” “They’re in desperate need of funding for their program, everything from materials to equipment to training,” Corbeil said. For more on this, please see “ World of Wheels give students a chance to consider collision careers.”Īuctioned off Friday night, the three Foose originals netted a little over $4,000. “He custom-designed three pedal cars, very similar to the ones students designed for World of Wheels,” Corbeil said, referring to the auto show’s Pedal Car Custom Challenge, pitting local students against each other to create tricked-out custom mini-cars. “Because we need them.” The event was also a way for Carlson Body Shop Supply to show appreciation for customers and thank them for their business.įoose-best known for his long-running automotive makeover reality TV program Overhaulin’-hosted the event to lend support towards struggling auto body programs at five Calgary high schools. “We’re trying to give back, to encourage more youth to come into our industry,” said Jamie Corbeil, Sales Manager for Carlson Body Shop Supply. That was the theme of the evening on Friday when legendary custom car wizard Chip Foose dropped by an event hosted by Carlson Body Shop Supply and BASF in Calgary-allowing the industry to nurture the next generation of auto collision specialists. Calgary, Alberta - Inspiring minds through inspiring people.
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