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A lifelong love of automobiles can stem from almost anywhere. Parents, friends, co-workers, teachers. All it takes is a spark. And for eight Los Angeles area high school students, that spark begins inside a museum.

Specifically, the Petersen Automotive Museum.

The museum recently began its eight week Teen Automotive Workshop, and students in the program will rebuild a 2001 Jeep Wrangler using parts donated by Quadratec.

For more on the workshop program, head over to our Petersen's Teen Automotive Workshop page.

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