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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DrEntropy" data-source="post: 1169881" data-attributes="member: 5112">BAH! I know better!Dealership sent me. It was Volkswagen of America HQ at the time, Porsche/Audi had space at the facility. The shop even furnished a car, a red Alfa Berlina. Funny aside; the instructor was an old high school classmate and chum, he'd earned an engineering degree and was hired on with Porsche/Audi in the intervening ten years. We had a good chuckle on first meeting there.  Mitsy went too, as a 'tag along'. She didn't attend for certifications but got the cooks' tour, was invited to attend the course. A benefit of my knowing the instructor well.  She'd long since earned the respect of the folks at the dealership, having been around the various racing efforts I'd been involved in and demonstrating a genuine mechanical aptitude.</blockquote>