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December 01, 2020
Dylan Riley can’t remember a time when he wasn’t interested in cars. He considers himself a hands-on learner with a real fascination about the history of cars. “I’m not only interested in learning how to properly restore antique automobiles, but I also want to know the history of where these cars come from and the... Read more »
Nate McLaughlin believes every car has a story to tell, and he wants to play a role in the story of many cars. That’s why he has been drawn to a career in automotive restoration. “Each car tells a story of the time it was built, who built it, and who ended up with the... Read more »
It was obvious from an early age that Jackie Gullion was going to find a way to work on cars. When her mom bought her fingernail polish, Jackie used it to paint her Hot Wheels. “I had a whole collection of Hot Wheels that I played with all the time,” she says. “Fast-forward to high... Read more »
Wyatt Miceli, who hails from Northern California, considered only one option — a degree in automotive restoration from McPherson College in Kansas — when he began to think about college. “I didn’t believe an ‘ordinary’ degree was worth my time,” he said. “I wanted to create a unique path that would excite me, challenge me,... Read more »
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