Turning Wrenches Into Careers
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Enter to Win the 1972 Plymouth Barracuda!
WINNING TICKET WILL BE DRAWN JULY 20th AT 8pm!
Download, print and mail in a check with your form!
(Must be 18 to purchase)
Class of 2025 Project
1972 Plymouth Barracuda
SPECS:
Engine: 392 Hemi from 2018 Challenger R/T.
Transmission: TREMEC TKX 5 speed manual.
Exhaust: TTI Headers and a Pypes Exhaust!
A/C: Old Air Products
Rear Differential Ratio: 2.76
Body/Metal/Paint: Jeremy Silvernail
Plum Crazy Purple!
1951 Dodge B3B Pickup
1933 Factory Five Hotrod
1961 Ford F100
1968 Dodge Coronet
Super Bee
1969 Ford Mustang
Mach 1
1955 Ford Thunderbird
Factory Five Mark IV Roadster
1967 Chevy Camaro
1956 Ford F100
1965 Ford Mustang GT
1963 Buick Wildcat
1972 Chevy Chevelle
Cobra Kit
1955 Chevy Pickup
1933 Hot Rod
1969 Pontiac Firebird
1968 Chevy Camaro
Cobra Kit
Cobra Kit
Thank you to our business partners. Providing support in ways that are too numerous to mention:
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For the past 19 years, students in the Automotive Technology program at East Syracuse Minoa High School have been involved in a very unique project. Each year, students have purchased a classic vehicle to restore and gain hands-on experience. When the vehicle nears completion, raffle tickets are sold and the the lucky winner announced in July each year.
The funds generated from the raffle are utilized to keep the restoration and raffle process going each year. A portion of the proceeds are also used to provide awards for students that participate in the build.
Students are responsible for the build from start to finish. Learning life skills in areas such as budgeting, advertising, creative thinking, communication and collaborating. It goes without saying that the mechanical experiences students encountered touches each and every system within the vehicle.
We are very appreciative for all of our supporters over the past 19 years. There is no doubt, that without your support, what we do would not be possible. We are very grateful for your continued support.
Automotive Service Technology's goal is to give students the opportunity to learn the technical knowledge and skills necessary to enter into the automotive service industry. Coursework is designed to be at least 50% hands-on. Students are exposed to real-world projects.
Each year, a car/truck project provides students with a hands-on learning experience.
Check out some of the stories about the Spartan Garage in print, online and over the airwaves:
East Syracuse-Minoa students showcase restored 1951 Dodge truck at Syracuse Nationals
Auto shop class still exists in this Syracuse high school, and it makes new gearheads every year.
ESM students restore 1955 Thunderbird to be raffled off to lucky winner on July 21
ESM Auto Tech class raffling off Factory Five Mark IV Roadster
Students perfectly restored this 1967 Chevy Camaro, and will raffle it
Syracuse, New York, High School Raffling 1956 Ford F-100 To Support Shop Program
Syracuse Nationals: Cuomo's invite to see students' rebuilt car comes with union agenda
At East Syracuse Minoa High School: A Raffle for a Roadster
Class works on 1955 Chevy truck; it gleams with a new coat of paint