Meaningful power is not forced -- it is offered, accepted, and able to move generations.
Naturally Aspirated
Build Character, Confidence, and Community
Create opportunities to grow through hands-on challenges, teamwork, and real accomplishment.
Preserve Automotive Heritage
Honor and pass down the skills, stories, and traditions that define automotive craft and culture.
Provide Safe, Structured Learning Environments
Offer welcoming spaces where emerging enthusiasts explore mechanical, creative, and leadership skills with guidance and support.
Create Meaningful Connections
Link emerging enthusiasts with mentors, tradespeople, and educational opportunities that open doors to future growth.
Foster Positive Values
Cultivate responsibility, respect, teamwork, craftsmanship, and perseverance in every aspect of the experience.
Purpose
A future where the knowledge, craft, confidence, and values of one generation are continually passed to the next.
Vision
To inspire, support, and equip the next generation through hands-on automotive experiences.
Mission
Mentorship & Character Development
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Pair youth with experienced hobbyists and professionals
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Teach responsibility, patience, craftsmanship, and teamwork
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Provide positive role models and a sense of belonging
Education & Skills Development
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Workshops on automotive basics, restoration, fabrication, paint, electrical, etc.
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Guest speakers from the automotive industry
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Field trips to shops, museums, races, and automotive-related events
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Certification pathways (partnering with schools or trade programs)
Safety & Responsibility
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Strict safety protocols for tools, equipment, and driving
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Age‑appropriate activities
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Emphasis on responsible driving and respect for the hobby
Community Engagement
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Partner with schools, youth centers, and other youth organizations
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Participate in local car shows, swap meets, and charity events
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Offer community service opportunities (e.g., repairing and restoring vehicles)
Adult Division
Focus: Confidence-building, skill acquisition, and personal growth for adults who are new to the craft or returning to it later in life.
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Hands-on instruction in mechanical fundamentals, maintenance, restoration, fabrication, and creative automotive projects
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Emphasis on safety, proper technique, and building confidence with tools and equipment
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Opportunities to collaborate with Young Adult Division members
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Pathways into mentorships roles as skills and confidence grow
(ages 25+)
Young Adult Division
Focus: Skill development, responsibility, and career exploration.
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Hands-on restoration, fabrication, welding, painting, electrical, etc.
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Driving-related activities (where legal and safe)
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Leadership roles within the organization
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Opportunities to mentor Junior Division members
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Exposure to trade schools, apprenticeships, and engineering programs
(ages 16-24)
Junior Division
Focus: Exposure, creativity, fundamentals, and character-building.
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Introduction to tools, safety, and basic mechanical concepts
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Model cars, design challenges, supervised hands-on projects
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Field trips to shops, garages, museums, car shows, swap meets, and other events
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Emphasis on teamwork, respect, and confidence
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No driving or unsupervised tool use
(ages 6-15)
Emerging Enthusiasts
Partners
Professionals offering specialized expertise and career pathways.
Mentors
Skilled adults who provide hands-on instruction and guidance.
Leaders
Adults responsible for safety, structure, and program delivery.