Club Donates $2000 in Tools to Local High School
The Rods-N-Relics Car Club recently donated $2000.00 in tools to the Cedarburg High School Mechanical Arts Class. Since starting the program in 2000, the club has donated over $34,000.00 worth of tools to local schools.
Car Club steps up for GHS auto program
The Grafton High School automotive technology program received a Christmas gift from a local group that has a tradition of helping students.
The Rods-N-Relics Car Group donated specialty tools and equipment valued at $2,000 to the school for use in advanced-level courses.
The gift includes a slide-top, roll cabinet for tool storage; induction heater; low-current probe; computer memory saver; charging and starting system analyzer; refrigerant-leak detector and other items.
Carl Hader, the school's automotive technology instructor, said the tools will improve his students' ability to pinpoint critical engine issues during problem-solved challenges.
"Automobiles are far from what they used to be, and so are the tools and equipment needed to properly diagnose and service them," Hader said.
Rods-N-Relics donates to Saukville Fire Department
After winning the participation award at the Saukville Car, Truck, and Motorcycle show, the club matched the award and decided to donate it to the Saukville Fire Department.
Read more: Rods-N-Relics donates to Saukville Fire Department
Rods-N-Relics Featured in SEMA's Driving Force Magazine
Rods-N-Relics was featured in the May 2010 issue of SEMA's Driving Force Magazine for their donation to Homestead High School's automotive class.