Mechanics Program

Vehicle Restoration

The Mechanics & Vehicle Restoration Program at Live.Grow.Share. offers participants an opportunity to a hands-on approach to learning the dynamics of vehicle repair. Working alongside our Certified Master Mechanic, this program provides therapeutic services while engaging in an educational environment. From oil changes, tire rotations, and small repairs to mechanics adventures and field trips, we give our participants a unique way to learn and grow. 

Graffiti art on a sign reading "Hooters Spirit" on a metal building with two open garage doors, showing a blue car and thatched roof, with some people and bicycles inside.

Mechanics Groups will be on pause until further notice. 1 on 1 session are still up and running. Contact your PSS to schedule a 1 on 1 session!

Group of nine people standing in front of a wall with a large B&R Auto Wrecking sign, posing for a photo outdoors.

What to Expect

The community recently donated 3 vehicles to the Mechanics program that we are so excited to start working on. Over this next quarter we will be working to restore each of these vehicles. Working closely with your Peer Support Specialist learning the art and craft of vehicle restoration. You will learn basic to advanced skill at the mechanics program with out mechanics expert Steve Patterson. In out Mechanics class outing we will go over everything from changing oil, body restoration, changing tires to full on engine repairs. Join our crew to collaborate as a team, learn new skills, fix cars, and build friendships!

Projects

Each of these vehicles were donated to our program from the community. Each of these vehicles are to be fully restored serving as the textbook for our Mechanics Classes.

White Ford SUV parked on grass with trees and houses in the background.

2004 Ford Explorer

An old, dusty gray Subaru Outback parked on overgrown grass outside a building, with a man in black standing nearby.

2003 Subaru Outback

A dark blue Ford SUV parked on a grassy field with a cloudy sky in the background.

2014 Ford Escape

Flyer for Mechanics Program Class Outings, starting November 18th, with images of three vehicles: a Subaru Outback, a Ford Escape, and a Ford Explorer, along with a man working on the Subaru.