In Case You Missed It: Top 5 Stories of the Week of June 5-9

In Case You Missed It: Top 5 Stories of the Week of June 5-9

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.

Top-5-collision-repair-news-storiesFully Restored Porsche 914/6 Stays in Family for More than 50 Years

Brent Maxwell, 37, manager of the national accounts team for TRANSTAR, shared a story about a classic Porsche 914/6 in his family since 1970. His father, Jack, bought it while serving in the U.S. Army in Germany and it has been in the family ever since.

Read the full article here.

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Topical Industry Issues Addressed During AkzoNobel Collision Industry Experts Event

OEM technologies, building a high-performance team and maximizing estimating skills and profit were some of the educational sessions held during the event in April.

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Top-5-collision-repair-news-storiesAirPro Diagnostics Helps Precision Body & Paint’s 5 Locations Complete a Certified Repair

Working with AirPro Diagnostics helps the shop in its relentless pursuit of rebuilding cars, following all OEM procedures and creating an undetectable repair.

Read the full article here.

Top-5-collision-repair-news-storiesFederal Right to Repair Legislation Receives Landslide of Support

In May, an additional 16 members of Congress signed on to the REPAIR Act, bringing the total to 28 supporters of drivers' right to choose where they get their vehicle maintained and repaired.

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Top-5-collision-repair-news-storiesFrom the Desk of Mike Anderson: How to Create a Winning Customer Experience

Sheryl Driggers, a teammate at Collision Advice and former shop owner, shares some of her insights on creating the extraordinary customer experience.

Read the full article here.

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