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Raybestos ’32 Roadster Pickup On Display at Petersen Museum

Recently, the Raybestos ’32 Roadster Pickup – built by Troy Ladd and his team at Hollywood Hot Rods – went on featured display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, CA.

Business Maintenance for Peak Performance: Internal Analysis will Rev Up Your Business, Part 1

From my experience, cars and companies have a lot in
common when it comes to keeping them running smoothly
and achieving top performance. The owner’s manual for any business is the strategic plan that has been developed. The
gauges are the financial reports that are generated on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual basis.

Winner of the Raybestos ’32 Roadster Pickup Hauls in a Classic

Vin Paladini of Great Falls, VA, considered himself “the luckiest man in Las Vegas” this week, as he was publicly announced as the winner of the Raybestos ’32 Roadster Pickup from the summer 2010 national promotion. Paladini’s name was drawn as winner from more than 45,000 entries received.

Waukegan Tire & Supply Co. Embraces Social Media to Keep Pace with Shifting Demographics

Waukegan Tire & Supply Co. Inc. has learned to adapt. The company did not just accept change because there was no other choice; it embraced change, and is thriving as a result. From adopting social media to keeping pace with shifting demographics, the company has found ways to grow a sense of community. As a family-run business, it is naturally focused on personal relationships, and has chosen to see not only customers, but also the entire community as its extended family.

The Real Art of Advertising: More Than Pretty Pictures and Catchy Phrases, Part I

During challenging economic times, nearly everyone in the automotive service industry asks the same nagging question: “How much should I really be spending on advertising?” In truth, the answer to that question should be another question: “Are you spending or investing?”

Opinion: ASE Certification Is a Matter of Common Sense

Gary Goms discusses the importance of ASE certification to set the bar in a way that mere training and education cannot.