Come to the Fall Tech & Social Session at Body Builders Automotive 3737 Industrial AveRolling Meadows, IL 60008. November 9, 2025. 9:30AM-1PM.
This event will feature technical
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Come to the Fall Tech & Social Session at Body Builders Automotive 3737 Industrial Ave Rolling Meadows, IL 60008. November 9, 2025. 9:30AM-1PM.
This event will feature technical presentations and an opportunity to socialize with members.
Body Builders will be presenting on what it takes to be a Porsche Approved body shop and explaining the ins and outs of modern automotive body repair. Body Builders will also have a guest host, DPS Automotive, who will be presenting on the PPF Process and Ceramic Coatings.
Coffee and Pastries by our friends at Calibre Coffee are included with the event.
There will be a Raffle with Prizes by the club and DPS Automotive.
$15/person with pre-registration and $25 at the door. All Online Registrations will include a Raffle Ticket. Additional raffle tickets will be available for sale at the door.
Body Builders Automotive has a huge parking lot to show off your Porsche, meet up with friends, and enjoy a cup of coffee. Come inside for the technical presentation and to see their large and impressive shop.
Body Builders Automotive is a family-owned and operated auto body repair shop that has been providing quality service to the Northwest Chicago Suburbs for over 40 years. They are a Porsche Approved Collision Center.
Jody Freund DE Tech Coordinator pca.chicago.tech@gmail.com
Body Builders Automotive is a Porsche Approved Collision Center located in Rolling Meadows, Illinois. We’ve proudly served drivers for over 40 years, combining family-owned values with factory-trained expertise. We repair all makes and models with a focus on OEM repair procedures and manufacturer-trained technicians. Whether it’s minor repairs or certified collision work, we treat every vehicle with care and every customer like family. We’re honored to support PCA events and share our commitment to quality craftsmanship with fellow enthusiasts.
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