An industry first in the U.S.A.!

[Mike Phillips]

An industry first U.S.A.!

The coolest training cars, best-in-class tools, pads and products and 1,400 miles away from our corporate office and training center in Stuart, Florida.



For learning the art of polishing paint to create a true show quality finish.

1969 GTO Judge - the real deal. This is easily a six figure collector grade muscle car.



This is a magazine quality 1968 Dodge Dart.



This is a 1969 396 SS Chevelle.




This is a pristine condition 1967 GTO




This is a super high quality build 1939 Chevy Streetrod.




This is a groovy, way-cool 1962 Ford Econoline Van.




This is a 1976 original survivor car- 1976 Cadillac Convertible - Original Paint.




This is an all original 1969 Chrysler Newport Convertible with the original single stage metallic paint.





For learning high quality production detailing


This is a one-owner 1982 Jaguar with the original factory paint.



This is a 2011 Ford Mustang.



This is a 2012 Ford F-250 Super-Duty.








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[Mike Phillips]

Tools Tools Tools!!!!



















































Now this is what it takes to have a truly intense hands-on training class.




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[Aaryn NZ]

Wow!

That pretty much sums it up but it doesn't lend much in the way of reading.

These pictures are quite simply incredible Mike. Not only for the amount of tools & products that feature in them but for the fact that all this equipment was carefully packed up & transported 1400 miles to Oconomowoc Wisconsin for a two day Mike Phillips Autogeek Roadshow Detailing Class. Then when that isn't incredible enough, there is the amazing selection of vehicles to put all this gear to work on! Wow!!!

The entire country of New Zealand isn't even 1400 miles from end to end! The Ford Econoline is cool, it reminds me of a very cool Corsair Side Loader truck we nearly got as a promo vehicle for the shop a few years back. I believe Scooby Doo rolled in one of these? Mystery Machine.

Neat post Mike, I'm sure everyone attending will have an absolute blast during this class. Stella work to everyone involved in making these classes possible.

Aaryn NZ.

[Dr Oldz]

Kinda speechless!

[Mike Phillips]

Stella work to everyone involved in making these classes possible.

And that is a key point. These types of classes would not be possible withouth the logistic resources provided by Autogeek in the way of all my co-workers back at the corporate office working hard behind the scenes to make these types of projects a success.


Note: Keep on eye on the Autogeek Facebook page, Yancy will be sharing live videos throughouot both days.

Time to shut down and head to the class!