Key takeaways
- First Production Tesla Model S Donated to Petersen Auto Museum
- From the Desk of Mike Anderson: Adding for the Necessary Repair of Adjacent Panels
- New Location Means a Change to Axalta for Shannon’s Auto Body
- AirPro Diagnostics Offers the Most Cost-Effective, Tested and Proven Tools, Guaranteed to Reduce Cycle Time!
- On The Lighter Side: Four Chevy Racers Brought Back to Life After Treacherous Road Trip
These were the top five collision repair news stories on Autobody News this week. Scroll through to get caught up, or if you want a second read.
First Production Tesla Model S Donated to Petersen Auto Museum
Owner and early Tesla investor Steve Jurvetson also donated his Roadster and Model X to the museum.
From the Desk of Mike Anderson: Adding for the Necessary Repair of Adjacent Panels
A recent “Who Pays for What?” survey found more than 1 in 10 shops have never sought to be paid for repairing “mating" panels after the removal of a damaged panel.
New Location Means a Change to Axalta for Shannon’s Auto Body
The business has been using Spies Hecker Permahyd Hi-TEC for more than a year and couldn’t be more pleased with the results.
AirPro Diagnostics Offers the Most Cost-Effective, Tested and Proven Tools, Guaranteed to Reduce Cycle Time!
Brand specialists make it possible to calibrate most makes and models in-house.
On The Lighter Side: Four Chevy Racers Brought Back to Life After Treacherous Road Trip
This team went through hell and back for these abandoned Chevy performance legends.