Collision Repair

Crashed, recycled cars highlight of NABC events at NACE

July 23, 2014

Crashed cars and recycled cars share the limelight- all for a good cause -- at the National Auto Body Council’s booth at NACE/CARS 2014 in Detroit, July 31-August 1.

ABRN Wire Reports

Crashed cars and recycled cars share the limelight- all for a good cause -- at the National Auto Body Council’s booth at NACE/CARS 2014 in Detroit, July 31-August 1. The vehicles are all part of the NABC’s signature community service programs designed to help promote a positive image of the collision industry.

Four vehicles will be donated to local families in the Detroit area as part of NABC’s Recycled Rides^TMprogramin which collision repair facilities collaborate with insurers, rental car companies, parts suppliers and manufacturers, to refurbish and donate vehicles to deserving families.

Local Detroit-area fire departments will be participating in demonstrations of NABC’s First Responder Emergency Extrication (FREE^TM) programwhich provides opportunity for first responders to practice life-saving extrication techniques on late model vehicles.

“Providing reliable transportation to those in need and helping to save lives are the most rewarding ways our collision repair industry can make a positive impact in local communities,” said Chuck Sulkala, NABC Executive Director. “We encourage NACE attendees to stop by our booth to experience Recycled Rides and the FREE program in action and to meet some of the individuals who will benefit from these programs.”

Conference attendees are invited to attend any of the scheduled events at NABC’s booth 17043.

Thursday, July 31
10 am: First Responder Emergency Extrication, demo vehicles donated by State Farm.

2 pm: Recycled Rides presentation featuring vehicles donated by Allstate Insurance and repaired by Service King and Tech-Cor.

Friday, August 1
11 am: Recycled Rides presentation featuring vehicles donated by GEICO and Hertz, repaired by Butler’s Collision and Collision Craftsmen.

2 pm: First Responder Emergency Extrication, vehicles donated by State Farm.

For more information on any of NABC’s community service programs, please visit www.NationalAutoBodyCouncil.org.

About the National Auto Body Council
The National Auto Body Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the image of the collision industry. Our ongoing and continued success is a direct result of the efforts and support of our sponsoring companies and membership. Please contact the National Auto Body Council directly for membership information. Call 1-888-667-7433 or go to www.NationalAutoBodyCouncil.org