Introduction to tools, safety, and basic mechanical concepts.

Building model cars, design challenges, supervised hands‑on projects.

Field trips to shops, garages, museums, car shows, swap meets, and other events.

Emphasis on teamwork, respect, and confidence.

No driving or unsupervised tool use.

Great for partnerships with elementary and middle schools, as well as other youth organizations.

Hands‑on restoration, fabrication, welding, paint, electrical, etc.

Driving‑related activities (where legal and safe).

Leadership roles within chapters.

Opportunities to mentor Junior Division members.

Exposure to trade schools, apprenticeships, engineering programs.

Ideal for high school, college, and early‑career participants.

Hands‑on instruction in mechanical fundamentals, maintenance, restoration, fabrication, and creative automotive projects.

Emphasis on safety, proper technique, and building confidence with tools and equipment.

Opportunities to collaborate with Young Adult Division members.

Pathways into mentorship roles as skills and confidence grow.

A supportive, judgment‑free environment designed for late beginners, hobbyists, and adults seeking community.

Ideal for adults who want to learn practical skills, reconnect with automotive culture, or contribute to a multigenerational community.