Petersen Museum Students Continue Jeep Build

The Petersen Automotive Museum’s Teen Auto Workshop, supported by Quadratec, is a program for high school students to learn the basics of automotive mechanics while working on a car in the museum’s collection.

During this session, eight students have met once a week for eight weeks to learn about the various parts of a car while performing repairs and upgrades on this 2001 Jeep Wrangler.

Watch the video above to see the students install a lift kit on their project vehicle.

By A.J. Hecht

A.J. Hecht is the managing editor of THE SHOP and host of the In Gear with THE SHOP podcast. Have an idea, a tip, or a question you’d like to see answered? Contact A.J. at ahecht@cahabamedia.com.