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Editor’s Notes: So Long, Jim

When I found out Jim Smith, a fellow editor of mine, passed away suddenly on Feb. 17th, it felt a little like I lost my lifeline.

Editor’s Notes: It’s That Time

My son’s got car fever, it’s all he can think about, and he wants it right now.

Editor’s Notes: What Would Your Business Look Like If Disney Ran It?

While Disney World and the auto body business might seem light years apart, there are several lessons the auto body industry can learn from the “happiest place on earth.”

Editor’s Notes: MIG Weld Master

I recently took an online I-CAR course and had so much fun that I asked I-CAR if they could get me into a live class where I could do some hands-on training, and they were more than happy to oblige.

Editor’s Notes: I Fell in Love with a Lambo

I set my eyes on a Lamborghini at SEMA. She was charcoal gray with black rims and style lines that made her look like she was moving while standing still.

Editor’s Notes: Change Is Everywhere

The auto body industry isn’t the only industry undergoing rapid change. The publishing industry is changing, too. So take heart in knowing that change is the one common denominator we can all relate to.

Editor’s Notes: Back to School

I did something the other day for the first time: I took an I-CAR class online. And it was really fun!

Editor’s Notes: How About a Career in the Auto Body Industry, Son?

Just the other day, I once again had the “what do you want to do with your life” discussion with my 15-year-old son. And I brought up a career in the auto body industry.

Editor’s Notes: Building Relationships

PPG MVP Conferences are great reasons to get out of your shop and learn. Take some time out of your busy schedule to attend one of these and I’m sure it will pay off.

Editor’s Notes: Another One Bites the Dust

My friend and body shop owner Richard Henegar Jr. is closing up shop for reasons that sounded familiar to me: low labor rates, increasing costs and insurance tactics he described as “mafia-style.”