NWACA Holds Successful Inaugural Collision Training Expo

from June 2023 West Edition

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By Abby Andrews Autobody News

The Northwest Auto Care Alliance (NWACA) held its first Collision Training Expo (CTE) on May 6 at Clover Park Technical School in Lakewood, WA.

Forty people attended the allday training and exhibition event designed for collision shops, by collision shops. The classes—several of which were hands-on—consisted l CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

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