April/May 2015 - CARS of Wisconsin

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April/May 2015
CARS of WI Member Profile: Rocki Top Auto
The CARS of Wisconsin Member Profile in this issue will
feature Rocki Top Auto. Their yard is located at W3095
Walrath Rd in Glen Flora, WI 54526.
This yard is owned by Jacob Nawrocki and Katy Joles.
Website is www.rockitopauto.com
Email is [email protected].
Phone number is 715-322-5774
Fax is 715-322-5775.
The yard has been a family run business for over 25 years
and they currently have 4 employees.
Specializing mainly in Mercedes but do a little of everything
and many trucks.
Katy said they are on roughly twenty acres of land with a
large shop and yard. They process about 200 cars a year
and are working on growing that number if they can find
decent vehicles and staff.
Dedication, hard work, knowledge and understanding the vehicles they processes is what makes their business a success.
They have been working on a tire shredder. It works and
they are doing a little tweaking to get it perfect. Katy said
they are looking to expand by adding two or three more
employees. Looking for good help is a challenge that is
hindering growth.
Their employees are one of the best part of their business.
Katy said she did not know how much CARS has helped her
company but if CARS could find a way to get better employees that might help there company become more successful.
Note from CARS of WI: Remember that scholarships available
to all CARS members for students that would be interested in
going to a tech school that offers classes about recycling and business. Many of your children would be interested in the recycling
industry if they knew about the importance of the industry.
Inside this issue...
CARS of WI Member Profile: Rocki Top Auto. . . . . . . . . Cover
CARS of Wisconsin Board Meeting, January 10, 2015 . . . . . . 4
CARS of Wisconsin Board Meeting, February 10, 2015. . . . . . 5
From the President’s Desk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
From the Secretary’s Desk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Scrap Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Member News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Bob Hoffman Memorial Golf Outing Registration . . . . . . . . . 9
Legislative Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2015 Upper Midwest Auto & Truck Recyclers
Convention & Tradeshow Attendee Information. . . . . . . . . . 11
Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Special Events for Ladies and Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Class Descriptions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Speaker Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Hotel Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Sponsorship Opportunities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Registration Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
CARS of WI Associate Member Profile:
Behr Iron & Metal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Scholarship Update. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Membership Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
The CARS News
The CARS News is an R.J. McClellan,
Inc. publication. All rights Reserved. The
CARS News is published six times per
year for the Concerned Auto Recyclers of
Wisconsin. None of the material in this
publication necessarily reflects the opinion of CARS of WI, its officers, directors,
staff, members or its Publisher. Statements of fact and opinion are
the responsibility of the author alone.
Articles and letters suitable for publication will be published in the
next scheduled newsletter as space permits. Material should be sent
to the Executive Secretary, Sandy Dumke, [email protected].
Articles may be edited for length.
Throughout this issue, trademarked names are used. Rather than place
a trademark symbol in every occurrence of a trademarked name, we
state we are using the names only in an editorial fashion, and to the
benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement of
the trademark. Mention of trade names, commercial products, or techniques does not constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.
CARS of WI 2015 Calender
5:30 Conference Calls
(unless noted otherwise)
•November 11, 2014 •June 9, 2015
•July 11, 2015
in Chippewa Falls,
•January 10, 2015
Bob Hoffmann
Meeting in WI
Memorial Golf
Dells, location TBA
Tournament and
•February 10, 2015
Tour Leinenkugels
Brewry
•March 10, 2015
•August 11, 2015
•April 11, 2015
meeting in
•September 8, 2015
Waupaca, location
•October 2-3, 2015
TBA
Annual Meeting,
•May 7-9, 2015
location TBA
Upper Midwest
Convention
•December 9, 2014
All meetings are open to the membership.
Call CARS office for information.
Publisher & Advertising
For information on advertising, please contact:
R. J. McClellan, Inc.
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Phone 651-458-0089 • Toll Free 877-525-4589
Fax 651-458-0125 • [email protected]
Ron McClellan • Sheila Cain
Concerned Auto Recyclers of Wisconsin
CARS News Submission Dates
Submit by the 1st day of month
prior to publication date of newsletter.
(example: submit items for the Dec. newsletter by Nov. 1st.)
Issue. . . . . . . . . .Deadline
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April/May. . . . . . Mar 1
June/July. . . . . . .May 1
Issue. . . . . . . . . .Deadline
Aug/Sept. . . . . . . July 1
Oct/Nov . . . . . . . Sept 1
Dec/Jan . . . . . . . Nov 1
CARS of WI Board of Directors
President
Lor’ell Rademacher
Hillside Salvage - Tigerton
715-525-2913
[email protected]
Vice President
Dean Bellin
Bay Auto Parts - Green Bay
800-292-2886
[email protected]
Secretary
Peter Krumenauer
Conrad’s Auto - Mondovi
800-353-4611
[email protected]
Treasurer
Wayne Smits
Choice Auto - Marinette
715-732-0541
[email protected]
Josh Novak
Norb’S Auto - Denmark
800-236-2524
[email protected]
Matt Rowe
Speedway Salvage - Maribel
920-755-2852
[email protected]
Jody Harper
Harper’s Salvage - WI Dells
608-254-7971
[email protected]
Tom Hermann
Cleveland Auto - Cleveland
800-278-2178
[email protected]
Tom Goetsch
Rhinelander Auto - Rhinelander
800-236-5639
[email protected]
Robbie Koepp
Morrison’s Auto - Edgerton
800-866-2277
[email protected]
Pat Dowd
B & M Auto - Waukesha
800-236-2301
[email protected]
Matt Joas
East Troy Auto - East Troy
800-263-9780
[email protected]
Jeff Tisler
Tisler Auto - Reedsville
920-732-3669
[email protected]
Kevin Strandberg
Strandberg Auto - Centuria
715-646-2388
[email protected]
Dylan Hawk
Auto Parts and Recycling
800-680-2886
[email protected]
Executive Secretary
Lobbyist
Sandy Dumke
11374 Flynn La.
Suring, WI 54174
715-853-6337
[email protected]
Greg Hubbard
Hubbard, Wilson, and Zelenkova
Phone: 608-255-0566
Email: [email protected]
2015 CARS Committee Chairpersons
By-Laws:
Convention:
Education:
Insurance:
Legislature:
Membership:
Jeff Tisler
Rob Koepp
Dean Bellen
Dean Bellin
Lor’ell Rademacher
Pat Dowd
Newsletter:
Recycling:
Scholarship:
Warranty:
Website:
WICAR Program:
V i s i t w w w.c a r s o f w i .c o m
Matt Rowe
Jody Harper
Josh Novak
Dean Bellin
Wayne Smits
Tom Goetch
Association News
CARS of Wisconsin Board Meeting
January 10, 2015
Meeting was called to order at 1:01 pm
by President Rademacher. It was held
at North Star Casino in Bowler, WI.
Board members present: Tisler,
Hermann, Novak, Strandberg, Hauck,
Rowe, Smits, Bellin, Krumenauer, Koepp,
Dowd, Goetsch, President Rademacher,
and Executive Secretary Dumke.
Board members absent: Harper and
Joas
Minutes from the December 9, 2014
meeting were reviewed. Motion by
Dowd to accept them, seconded by Koepp,
motion passed.
Treasurers Report: Smits gave the
monthly report and reviewed the Oct/
Nov reconciliation. Motion to accept by
Rowe, seconded by Dowd, motion passed.
Legislative Committee: Rademacher
reported on the draft that Hubbard is
working on for Junk Vehicle Bill of Sale.
She also requested that if anyone has
some local law changes that effects our
business’s to keep us posted.
a seminar at the Annual Meeting to discuss what they look for when insuring
salvage yards and how we can survive
with their rules and regulations. All
board members were presented copies
of the safety program that Dave Kendziorski has available.
Bylaw Committee: No report.
Insurance Committee: No report.
Convention Committee: Koepp reported about having a booth at the
convention for Tech Colleges. The
theme for the convention “A Family Affair”. Plans are to have a Recyclers Art
contest and a tour of Waupaca Foundry. Vendor packets have been sent out.
Location of Annual meeting has not
been decided. 2017 CARS/ARM convention is planned for Eau Claire.
Education Committee: Strandberg
would like the Insurance Industry to do
Membership Committee: Dumke
reported that Merchant Card International is our newest associate member.
Newsletter Committee: Rademacher
asked that Koepp and Dowd ‘s Halloween costume be in the newsletter.
Recycling Committee: Tisler reported that prices have been dropping on
most scrap. It was asked if the committee could keep looking into the company in Canada for microwaving tires.
Scholarship Committee: All scholarship recipients have been contacted to
receive their scholarship money. Committee would like to increase the scholarship money since they are setting up
both Cheryl Rastia and Bob Hoffman’s
funds. After a lot of discussion it was
decided that the association will look
into having a Golf Tournament possibly on the same weekend of the July
Board meeting (July 11th). Krumenauer will contact golf courses in the Eau
Claire and Chippewa Falls area. Novak,
Hermann, Koepp, Krumenauer, and
Dumke will be on a committee.
Concerned Auto Recyclers of Wisconsin News
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April/May 2015
Association News
Website Committee: It was reported
that the vendor packets for the convention was posted on the website. Membership info needs to be updated.
WICAR Committee: No report.
Warranty Committee: Bellin reported that they are trying to get the website working better, may have to get a
different vendor to get it fixed. Also
reported that having problems getting
monthly reports.
Old Business: Past due bills for memberships have been sent out.
New Business:
1. Dumke reported that she has a survey that she will be sending out to
the members.
2. We won’t be sending any members to the Hill Days conference
in Washington DC this year since
plans for a Wisconsin Hill Days are
in the works. More info will be
available at next meeting.
3. Rademacher reported that on
March 5th, Wisconsin 13th Annual
Business Day in Madison will be
held.
CARS of Wisconsin Board
Meeting
February 10, 2015
Meeting was called to order at 5:33 by
Pres. Rademacher.
for the Annual meeting. The board
was to get back to her with ideas.
Board members present: Bellin,
Tisler, Dowd, Hermann, Koepp, Smits,
Rademacher,
Rowe,
Strandberg,
Goetsch, Harper, Joas and Dumke.
Education Committee: Kevin said
he was waiting for the location for the
Annual meeting to get a speaker.
Board members absent: Krumenauer, Hauck and Novak.
Minutes for the January meeting were
discussed and a motion was made by
Dowd to accept them and seconded by
Strandberg. Motion carried.
Treasurers Report: Presented by
Smits. A motion was made by Hermann to accept the report and 2nd by
Bellin. The motion carried by a voice
vote.
Legislative Committee: Rademacher said there will be the Hill Days
4. Bellin reported on the new credit
cards w/chips embedded in them
for security. They will require a
different credit card machine for
swiping.
will be March 18th. People will meet
at Greg’s office. We will meet with
Petrowski and then split up to meet
with our area representatives. Everyone was encouraged to attend.
Dowd made a motion to ajourn at 3:10,
Tisler seconded, motion passed.
Bylaws Committee: No report.
Respectfully submitted,
Peter Krumenauer
April/May 2015
Convention Committee: Dumke
reported that the Upper Midwest
Convention is on the roll. Venders
are buying booths and the Attendee
Booklet will go out in March. Dumke
asked were the board wanted to go
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Insurance Committee: Bellin is
checking on different companies to
check prices.
Membership Committee: No new
members.
Newsletter Committee: Deadline
is March 1st. Get your reports in.
Dumke said she has received some
profiles. Mc Clellan wanted to put
our Upper Midwest info in the ND &
SD letter. All agreed to do that.
Recycling Committee: Prices are
going down drasticly. It was suggested
to check with other buyers for the best
price.
Scholarship Committee: The Dixon
Gold Co. was discussed. Many directors said they knew the company and
thought it was a good idea.
Web Site Committee: Dumke reported that Bruce has updated the
recyclersconention.com web site very
fast.
WICAR Committee: Goetsch said
he is contacting Storm Tech on the
Association News
new applications we will have to renew this year with the state.
Warranty Committee: Bellin said
that Bob Remington has the warranty
group web site fixed and it will run
better and easer for the members
in March. CARS should expect a
1.5% interest payment by the end
of March.
Old Business: Dumke reported
that she received only 2 replies to the
survey she sent out last month. She
will send it out again.
New Business: There was a notice
that CNN/Anderson Cooper would
have a special report about the Insurance companies and Collision Repairs use of used parts and the recycling industry.
Next meeting will be March 10th at
5:30 via a conference call. A motion
to adjourn was made by Dowd and seconded by Bellin. Motion carried and the
meeting was adjourned at 6:33PM
Respectfully submitted
Sandy Dumke
From the President’s Desk
By Lor’ell Rademacher
Howdy and happy spring! The winter
hasn’t been too harsh but it’s still nice
to see the days get longer, to smell the
grass growing, to hear the happy birdsong drifting through the air. Of course,
it’s also nice that we can grill out now
without our long johns on too!
As per usual we are working hard to
keep CARS working for you;
The Warranty program is working better than ever. If you are interested in offering extended warranties on the parts
you sell, don’t hesitate to get in touch
with the Warranty Board of Directors
or Dean Bellin. They can get you set
up in no time.
Dean Bellin and I recently attended the
annual NFIB (National Federation of
Independent Business) Business Day in
Madison on behalf of CARS. It was a
very interesting event with a stellar lineup of speakers including; KT McFarland,
Ed Goeas, Brad Schimmel, and topped
off by John Stossel at the end of the day.
During our lunch we had the privilege
of hearing the new head coach for the
UW Badgers football team, Paul Chryst,
and the highlight was having the honor
of hearing Governor Scott Walker. It was
a day of networking and getting a feel
for the political atmosphere for the future of business. I would highly recommend this event for anyone interested
in attending, whether you are a member of NFIB or not. You can find more
information on state NFIB events and
happenings at www.NFIB.com.
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Our legislative team continues to guard
our industry interests. There is a brief
update following in this newsletter and
more to come. Stay tuned, we are excited to start a new journey soon.
Sandy Dumke and the convention committee are going all out this year for our
Upper Midwest Convention, to be held
in Waupaca, WI in May. There are some
great supervised programs for children
so parents can take a break. They also
have some treats in store for all the
awesome Moms. We sincerely hope
that you are all planning to attend and
look forward to providing you with a
weekend full of useful information,
comradery, food and sprits, fun times,
and family. Look in this issue and your
mailbox for more information on how
to register. You can also find a link to
the convention at our website www.
CarsofWI.com. Hope to see you there!
As you can see there are many irons
in the fire, and a lot of irons in waiting,
but we are never too busy to hear from
you, our members. We encourage you
to reach out to your board members
and perhaps even consider volunteering yourself. There is always room for
extra help; in addition, committees
don’t require you to be on the board of
directors and are a great way to learn a
little more about what goes on within
your organization.
Looking forward to seeing you all soon!
In the meantime, enjoy all of your wonderful blessings!
April/May 2015
Association News
From the Secretary’s Desk
By Sandy Dumke
As most of you know, CARS of WI lifetime member Bob
Hoffman passed away last October. Bob was a huge contributor to the development and success of CARS and helped
the association become, and stay, the success it is today. His
selfless contributions and his contagious smile will be greatly
missed but his memory and legacy will live on within CARS.
To honor that legacy, CARS has set up a scholarship fund
in his name.
prizes and raffles throughout the day. Ways that you can help
other than golfing are doing a hole sponsorship for $100 per
hole, donating raffle prizes and volunteering to help out at
the event. We hope you will join us. More information can
be found in this newsletter on page 9.
We have begun organizing an event that we hope will become a yearly tradition, The Bob Hoffman Memorial Golf
Outing. This year it is planned for July 11th in Eau Claire, WI
at the Mill Run Golf Course. Some highlights of the event;
a Dixon Challenge with prizes for closest to the pin, and
a Hole In-One contest also sponsored by DIXON GOLF,
makers of ECO-FRIENDLY golf balls. There will be other
you have not sent in your registration yet please do it soon.
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The Upper Midwest Recyclers Convention and Trade Show
is approaching fast. Your registration booklet was mailed to
you on March 12. You will also find it in this newsletter. If
Information and registration about our upcoming Upper
Midwest Convention can be found in this newsletter starting on page 11and at our website www.recyclersconvention.
com. You can check out the companies that will be at the
Trade Show and a list of sponsors for the different programs
Association News
and seminars we are offering. Thursday we will feature a
Golf Outing and a Dinner Cruise on Riverboat Chief Waupaca. Other events include Touring the Waupaca Foundry
and Alter Metal, as well as seminars of interest to all owners,
managers and employees.
See you all in Waupaca on May 7-9, 2015!
Scrap Metal Market Report
March 2015
Crushed Cars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $110.00 NT
Engines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150.00 NT
Transmissions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.10 LB
Steel Rims. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $160.00 NT
Auto Cast. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $170.00 NT
Starters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.26 LB
Alternators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.34 LB
Aluminum Rims . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.88 LB
Aluminum Radiators
Clean/Dirty. . . . . . . . . . $0.51 LB/$0.25 LB
Brass/Copper Radiators
Clean/Dirty. . . . . . . . . . $1.52 LB/$1.11 LB
Member News
A Great Community Cause
That’s for the Dogs
Amelia Rademacher has been whipping up some crafts
and selling like crazy to help her local Shawano County
Humane Society.
You may have seen her at CARS events selling her cool
rubber band jewelry. Since then she has developed her
product line to include knick knacks, and cool little coin
purses and handbags. Through the process of product
development she has been using her monies earned to
purchase needed materials and supplies to donate to
the shelter.
With the proceeds Amelia was able to make 12 dog
beds, more chew toys than she could count, and add
some needed supplies. When asked why she wanted
to help her local shelter, she replied, “Because making
the jewelry is fun, and I get to help out the creatures
that I love.”
Amelia and her brother Aiden are hoping to make their
visits weekly to help care for the animals along with
Amelia continuing to look for new outlets to help raise
funds. She also asked for us to let you all know that
she will have lots of inventory for our Upper Midwest
Convention, just in case anyone is in need of some
bling.
You can also visit her Facebook page www.facebook.
com/barkbands to view her inventory.
Harness Wire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.88 LB
Lead Wheel Weights . . . . . . . . . . $0.10 LB
Batteries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.20 LB
This report is meant to provide readers with approximate
scrap metal market values. For the most current and
accurate prices call your scrap metal vendor.
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April/May 2015
Bob Hoffman
Memorial Golf Outing
Registration
Bob
Hoffmann
Memorial
Golf Outing
When: July 11, 2015 8:00am
Where: Mill Run Golf Course
3905 S Kane Rd • Eau Claire, WI
715-858-7960
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4 Person Teams Including Golfing, Cart, & Food
$60.00 per Person
Hole Sponsorship for Sale $100.00
Door Prizes - 50/50 Raffle - Bucket Raffle
Donations Are Greatly Appreciated
Group Name__________________________________________________________________________________
Name
Phone #
$60.00/Person
__________________________________________________ __________________________ $60.00
__________________________________________________ __________________________ $60.00
__________________________________________________ __________________________ $60.00
__________________________________________________ __________________________ $60.00
*Full Team Not Needed Total Golf Participants __________________
Yes - I Will Sponsor a Hole ______________ x $100.00 =______________________
Yes - I Will Donate a Door Prize
Additional Donation:______________________
Check enclosed - Total Amount:______________________
Motel Information
• Americinn - $109.90 Plus Tax - Continental Breakfast included
6200 Texaco Dr, Eau Claire, 54703 • 715-874-4900
• Days Inn - $85.00 Plus Tax - Continental Breakfast included
6319 Truax Lane, Eau Claire, 54703 • 715-874-5550
• Knights Inn - $70.00 Plus Tax - Continental Breakfast included
6260 Texaco Dr, Eau Claire, 54703 • 715-874-6868
Mail payment and form to:
CARS of WI
11374 Flynn Lane
Suring, WI 54174
Association News
Legislative Update
By Lor’ell Rademacher
All in all it has been a quiet year for our legislative committee which has allowed us the wonderful opportunity to seriously consider what we really want to achieve legislatively
and how we can get there.
Currently we have a draft in progress that we hope will
help us bring some accountability to unlicensed and under
licensed dealers. Of course a draft is a long way from a law
but we are ready for the challenge of the process.
On March 18th we will be having our very first CARS Lobby
Day in Madison. This is our first step in bringing a better
understanding to our representatives and we are looking forward to the adventure. Watch future newsletters for more
information on the event and how you can be involved in
the future.
I would like to remind everyone that our legislative committee is here working for you. We would like to hear about
challenges you face with regulations and restrictions in your
communities. You can contact anyone on the Legislative
Committee with information or questions.
Committee Members:
Lor’ell Rademacher-Chair
[email protected]
Dean Bellin- [email protected]
Pete Kremenaur- [email protected]
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April/May 2015
Association News
Upper Midwest Auto & Truck Recyclers
Convention and Trade Show 2015
Schedule
(subject to change)
TRADE SHOW HOURS:
Friday, May 8, 4 PM – 8 PM &
Saturday, May 9, 1 PM – 4 PM
Thursday, May 7
ON YOUR OWN YARD TOURS:
CHECK www.recyclersconvention.com for LIST
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
5:00 - 7:00 PM
Golf Outing at Foxfire Golf Club
$50.00 per person w/cart
Dinner Cruise on Chief Waupaca
$40.00 per person w/Open Bar (meet at
Comfort Suites hotel lobby)
8:00 - 11:00 PM Hospitality Suite in Legends Room at
Comfort Suites
Friday, May 8
8:00 – 9:00 AM Breakfast - Each hotel has full breakfast on
your own
12:00 - 4:00 PM Registration at Expo Center
9:00-12:00 Tour WAUPACA FOUNDRY AND ALTER METAL
12:00 Noon Lunch - Pig Roast at Expo Center
1:00 - 2:15 PM When Opportunity Knocks - Don’t Listen Terry Westedt
1:00 - 2:15 PM Smart Shipping - Steve Haas
2:30 - 3:45 PM Training for Sales - Terry Westedt
2:30 - 3:45 PM Workers Compensation - Jordan Gross
4:00 – 8:00 PM TRADE SHOW at Expo Center
6:00 PM Dinner at Expo Center
8:00 PM Auction
10:00 PM Hospitality Suite in Legends Room at
Comfort Suites
Saturday, May 9
8:00 - 9:00 AM Breakfast - Each hotel has full breakfast on
your own
8:00 AM - 12:00PM Registration at Expo Center
8:00 - 9:00 AM Hybrid Safety - #1 Curt Andres
8:00 - 9:00 AM Fork Lift Training - Paul Secker
9:00 - 10:00 AM Quality of component Concerns for the
Automotive Recycling Industry - #2 Curt
Andres
9:00 - 10:00 AM Air Bag Training - Dave Kendziorski
10:30 - 11:30 AM User Group Meetings - Car-Part.com,
Hollander, URG
12:00 Noon Lunch at Expo Center
1:00 – 4:00 PM TRADE SHOW
4:00 – 5:00 PM MSDS to SDS - Dave Kendziorski
6:00 PM OPEN BAR
7:00 PM Dinner & Program in tent at Comfort Suites
9:00 PM Hospitality Suite in Legends Room at
Comfort Suites
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April/May 2015
Association News
Upper Midwest Auto & Truck Recyclers Convention and Trade Show 2015
Special Events for Ladies and Children
Class Descriptions
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM AT BEST WESTERN
Forklift and Wheel Loaders Safely
SAS FORKS will offer a presentation covering safety
aspects of both forklift and wheel loader operations
specifically how they apply in an auto recyclers setting.
The course will discuss best practices to operate forklifts
and wheel loaders safely. This course emphasizes hazard
identification, avoidance, and control. Lifting dynamics,
best practices, pre-operation inspections and other critical
safety information will be covered. Attendees can use
this as a portion of the OSHA required training or as train
the trainer class, to take the materials back and share
with others at your business. Follow up demonstrations
and test drives will need to be performed individually
by each company by a qualified person, and not part of
this presentation. Certificates and cards will be mailed
after completion of the presentation and written test and
submission of completed participant sign in sheets are
provided to SAS FORKS.
Friday, May 8 - 9:00 AM - Noon
Children will make an item for the auction. It will be presented
by the child at the auction Friday noon luncheon.
The child will receive 1/2 of the auction money.
Saturday, May 9 - 9:00 AM - Noon
Children will make crafts, watch movie and more.
LADIES PROGRAM AT BEST WESTERN
Thursday, May 7 & Friday May 8
Please join us in all the festivities all weekend
Saturday, May 9 - 9:00 AM - Noon
Ladies will celebrate Mother’s Day with a massage, nail
treatment and a Mary Kay demonstration.
Hybrid Safety and Quality of Component Concerns for the
Automotive Recycling Industry
This course will cover hybrid safety concerns, major
component locations and removal/storage considerations.
Various testing techniques as well as removal/disposal of
damaged hybrid components will also be discussed.
Relax and enjoy while the Children are being entertained.
SAV Transportation Group - Smart Shipping
During this informative session, Steven P. Haas (of SAV
Transportation Group) will reveal insights and strategies
that will help you develop a “SMART SHIPPING” program.
He’ll bring you up to speed on today’s current carrier
climate; explain how carriers are taking advantage
of shippers within that environment and share a few
things they can do to avoid being taken advantage of.
In addition to this he’ll share TEN SIMPLE STRATEGIES
to eliminate complexities and cost along with a handful
of “best practices” that will help you develop effective
winter shipping fundamentals. When it’s all said and done,
you’ll be able to streamline your operation, optimize your
shipping opportunities and free up your sales team to do
much more selling!
Recycled Art Contest
This year we’re expanding
our eco-conscious art
competition to include
entries made not just
from car parts but ANY
recyclable materials.
Entries may be sculptures,
yard ornaments, jewelry,
furniture, clocks, games,
clothing - the possibilities
are endless!
Workers Compensation - Jordan Gross
Are you hiring your next injury? A look into the work comp
system and the costs associated with accidents. We will
explore the experience modification factor and other cost
elevators for salvage yard industry.
Entries will be on display
Friday and judged by our
blue ribbon panel. All
entries will be auctioned
off during the Friday night
auction. Submit as many
entries as you want.
When Opportunity Knocks - Don’t Listen - Terry Westedt
Training for Sales - Terry Westedt
All items will be auctioned
off and 1/2 of the money
will be piad to the artist.
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Association News
Speaker Bios
Terry Westedt - National Accounts
Manager for Rydell Auto Group
Terry Westedt is the National Accounts
Manager for Rydell Auto Group
based out of Waterloo, Iowa. Terry is
responsible for Recyclers/OEM relations
directly relating to the OEM Surplus
programs. Prior to this, he was the
General Manager for a large Midwest
Auto Recycler, with multiple locations
in 3 states. His duties included day to
day operations for Sales, Dismantling,
Procurement, Remanufacturing,
Surplus, Delivery, Cores and Human
Resources/Benefits along with
insurance and Wholesale relations.
Terry also spent 14 years in the body
shop industry starting entry level and
working into management at a small
new car dealership where he then
went to work for a large multi shop
chain of collision shows as a Corporate
Manager and helped it grow from 6
shops to 15 in 6 years. Terry was in
charge of day to day operations as well
as new shop setups and training of
staff. He was also very integral setting
up the 28 DRP programs they had in
place and also customer relationsand
marketing. Terry has also shared his
experiences on numerous boards and
committees for the Recycling Industry
and the Bodyshop Associations across
the Country. Terry also consults for the
Recyclers on stream lining operations
and HR topics related to our industry.
David Kendziorski - StormTech, Inc.
David has about 20 years of experience
in providing professional services to
the automotiverecycling industry. He
prepared the Storm Water Guidance
Manuals for both ARA and ISRI in
the early 1990s. Dave also managed
ISRI’s EPA storm water group permit
application in 1990, and negotiated
with EPA on the multi-sector general
permit conditions. Stormtech
specializes in developing and managing
group compliance and certification
programs for the recycling industry,
with approximately 500 members in six
states: Wisconsin, California, Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana, and Minnesota. He also
provides numerous training programs
each year and is a frequent speaker
and contributor of magazine and
newsletter articles about auto recycler
performance.
Steven P. Haas
Steven serves as the Director of
Managed Solutions for the SAV
Transportation Group. He is a boardcertified marketing professional, a
seasoned sales trainer and holds
a master’s degree in electronic
commerce.
Paul Secker, President SAS Forks
Formerly being involved in the family
salvage yard for 30 years, he has
a thorough understanding of the
workings of yards. Paul graduated from
the University of Wisconsin-Stevens
Point with a degree in Business
Administration and has attended forklift
safety classes at Northeast Wisconsin
Technical College, in Green Bay, WI. The
last 15 years Paul has been working
in the fork manufacturing business.
Paul is a member of SME (Society of
Manufacturing Engineers) and has
attended conferences on Product
Safety, Fabrication, and Stress Analysis.
Paul presently speaks with customers
on a daily basis, identifying various
equipment capacities and helping
customers specify the correct forks
based on their operations.
Jordan Gross, Commercial Insurance
Advisor with Ansay & Associates and a
current member of CARS Wisconsin.
With a commitment to all clients we
provide integrated insurance and risk
management solutions to businesses.
With over 10 years of experience at
Ansay I’ve been successful in helping
clients control insurance cost and
mitigate risk.
Curt Andres
Curt has 12 years of experience as
an instructor at Mid-State Technical
College in the Automotive Technician
Program. Curt has degrees in
Technology Education and Mechanical
Engineering. He has ASE certifications
as a Master Automotive Technician,
Master Engine Machinist and L1
Advanced Engine Performance
Specialist. He also founded and
operates his own hybrid diagnosis
and repair business including battery
repair and re-manufacturing.
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Association News
Hotel Information
Comfort Suites
Grand Seasons Hotel
& Conference Center
199 Foxfire Drive
Waupaca WI 54981
Phone: 715-942-0500
110 Grand Seasons Drive
Waupaca, WI 54981
Phone: 715-258-9212
Fax: 715-258-4294
FEATURES
• Golf Course
• Indoor Heated Pool/Whirlpool
• Pet-Friendly Hotel
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast
• Free High Speed Internet
• Guest Laundry Services available
• Free Newspaper
FEATURES
• Indoor Water park/Whirl Pool
• Onsite Restaurant
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet
• Complimentary Cocktail in Restaurant
• Free High Speed Internet
• In Room Coffee and Tea
• 24-Hour Staffed Front Desk
Waupaca Expo Center
187 Grand Seasons Drive
Waupaca, WI 54981
Phone: 715-258-2990
Scrap Steel • Copper • Aluminum • Red & Yellow Brass
Stainless Steel • Junk Vehicles • Catalytic Converters
Usable Steel • Electronic & Computer Scrap
We Recycle ALMOST Everything!
Why Miller Compressing Company?
✔
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✔
✔
✔
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We have the highest integrity
We operate certified public scales
We pay top dollar for your scrap
We have our own fleet of trucks for pick up service
We have been in business for over 105 years
We have professional, courteous staff members
to handle your scrap needs
We Service all
Types of Customers
Industrial and Commercial
Auto Wreckers • Salvage
age Yards • Tow Operators
Scrap Dealers
ers • Demolition
Contractors • Electricians
ectricians • Plumbers
Please call one of our professional, courteous staff members for
excellent service and answers to all of your questions
Allison Heisler - 414 290-6546 • Mary Krecak - 414 290-6562
90-6562
com
www.millercompressing.com • www.altertrading.com
Association News
Sponsorship Opportunities
Increase your visibility and support through a variety of sponsorship opportunities. All sponsorships are available on a firstcome, first-served basis. If you don’t act fast, something you have sponsored in the past may soon disappear. All sponsorship
will receive a link on the 2015 Upper Midwest Convention website, recognition in the attendee program booklet, area signage &
preferential names badges.
Hotel Room Welcome Host $1500
This sponsorship allows you to be the first business your
guests will see upon their hotel check-in. Provide us with your
business card or gift tag of your design and we will have bags
of chocolates personalized with your company information
handed out to each attendee at check-in. You may also
choose to provide us with a welcome bag filled with promo
items you provide that may also be handed out at check-in.
Registration Booth Host $1500
Your business is the first contact every attendee will see.
Every vendor and attendee will be your walking lanyard
advertisement with your company name and logo on
each lanyard. You will also have large area signage at
the registration table and your own display table for your
products/services during the entire event.
Program Booklet Ads
Want Additional Name Recognition?
HOSPITALITY SUITE HOST (THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR SATURDAY)
$1000 EACH
BREAKFAST HOST (FRIDAY OR SATURDAY) $750 EACH
LUNCHEON HOST (FRIDAY OR SATURDAY) $750 EACH
DINNER HOST (FRIDAY OR SATURDAY)
$1000 EACH
EDUCATIONAL HOST (MULTIPLE SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE)
$500 EACH
RECYCLED ART COMPETITION SPONSOR $750
F&SA BREAK HOST $750 BEER TRAILER $1500
LADIES PROGRAM $750 BUS SPONSOR $1000
KIDS PROGRAM GOLF SPONSOR $1000
$750 Directions
West, from Appleton (38 miles)
Hwy 10 West,
Third exit in Waupaca (54 W/ 49 N)
Place an ad in the program booklet. Quick reference
booklets will include schedule of events, information on
speakers, trade show details and more!
West, from Green Bay (59 miles)
Hwy 54 West,
Follow 54 West through Waupaca
Located at the intersection of Hwy 54 & 10
Ad copy/artwork should be high resolution (300dpi) PDF
files or camera ready artwork.
Northwest, from Oshkosh (43 miles)
Hwy 45 North to Hwy 10 West
Third exit in Waupaca (54 W/ 49 N)
Submit your ad via e-mail to [email protected] no
later than April 17, 2015.
Ad Sizes: (w x h)
Business Card Size - 3.5” x 2” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35
Half Page - 3.5” x 4.25” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50
Full Page - 3.5” x 8.5” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75
Front Inside Cover - 3.5” x 8.5”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125
Back Inside Cover - 3.5” x 8.5”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125
Back Outside Cover - 3.5” x 8.5” . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150
Center Fold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200
South, from Wausau (62 miles)
I-39 South to Hwy 10 East in Stevens Point
First exit in Waupaca (54 W/ 49 N)
North, from Chicago (209 miles)
I-94 West, In Milwaukee, take I-894 North bypass
Follow Fond du Lac 45 North to 41 North
Continue with Milwaukee directions
North, from Madison (101 miles)
I-39 North, Exit #151,
Follow Hwy 54 East
Located at the intersection of Hwy 54 & 10
COMMERCIAL AIRPORTS IN WI
Appleton- Outagamie County Regional Airport
Green Bay - Austin Straubel International Airport
Wausau - Central Wisconsin Airport
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CARS of WI Associate Member Profile:
Behr Iron & Metal
Company Name: Behr Iron & Metal
Address: 201 Wheeler Ave.
South Beloit, IL
61080
Corporate Office: 1100 Seminary St.
P.O. Box 740
Rockford, IL
61105
Phone:815-389-4955
888-332-2347
Email:bmessenger@
behrim.com
Website:www.BehrIM.com
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Association News
Tell us about the Company
(the product you supply to our salvage industry):
Behr is a full service processing company. We provide the industry with a variety of finished products to supply steel mills
and other manufacturers, including: finished shred, foundry
steel, prepared plate and structural, heavy melt, MST #1 cast
iron and more more.
Number of Employees:
Around 400 company-wide
Company History:
Joseph Behr and Sons, Inc., a recycling company, was founded in 1906. It began in Rockford, Illinois with a capitalization
of $30,000.
Joseph Behr, the company’s founder, immigrated to the United States from Russia in 1902. A year later his wife, Celia,
with three children-twins (one boy, one girl) and a baby boyboarded a vessel to join him. Sadly, measles claimed the lives
of the twins during the voyage. Only Isadore, the baby boy,
arrived with his mother. Seven more children were born in
the U.S. So many mouths to feed necessitated a strong will
for economic achievement!
Joseph began his American career based from Chicago’s
famed Maxwell Street, pedaling wares from a horse and
wagon. He traveled through the countryside selling his produce, eventually settling in Rockford. (Family lore states
“that’s where the horse died.”)
The family business started by bottling ammonia, vinegar
and bluing. These products soon gave way to scrap iron,
metals, rags, paper and glass (cullet). Eventually, the scrap
recycling business emerged as their focus.
The family then followed a pattern that was typical of that
era-Isadore, the oldest son, quit school after the sixth grade,
joined the firm and went to work to help support the family.
He became president while still in his teens. After graduating
from high school, Phillip Behr, the next oldest, joined his father and brother in the business. Phil succeeded as president
after Isadore’s untimely death in 1958. Modest success provided an income that afforded a college education for the
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six younger children. Isadore’s son, Richard, joined the firm
full-time in 1956 and became the company’s third president
in 1964. In 2008, Richard moved to Chairman of the Board
and William Bremner, the first non-family member, assumed
the presidency.
Over the years, Behr had expanded to 16 operating facilities, located in 3 different states, each with a different name.
In 2011, to make it easier for the marketplace to recognize
that all of our separate operations were those of one company, with one mission, Behr changed all locations’ names
to BEHR IRON & METAL. Along with the new name, a
slogan was added-”Recycling Since 1906”-as a reminder that
recycling is at the core of everything we do for our customers, and has been, for longer than almost any other company
in our industry.
Something of Interest:
Behr operates 3 auto shredders that can produce a combined 300+ ton of shred per hour which is the equivalent of
200+ full size automobiles shredded!
Scholarship Update
I am happy to announce that all four of the students that
were awarded the CARS of WI scholarships have reached
the grade requirements need to get there scholarship money. I have sent out checks to all their school’s.
The students awarded scholarships are:
• Abigail Snow • Bay Auto Parts
Uw-Oshkosh
• Chelsea Harper • Harper Salvage
Mid-State Tech
• Katie Garrity • Bay Auto Parts
Carroll University
• Dean Suehring
Concordia Theological Seminary
Congratulations to all these young people. I am sure your
families are very proud of you.
Association News
New Associate Member
Ansay and Associates
Madison, WI
800-643-6133
[email protected]
Associate Memembers
AAA Auto Salvage
Rosemount, MN
800-238-6664
Fox Valley Iron Metal
Oshkosh, WI
920-231-8187
Northern Metal Recycling
Eau Claire, WI
715-834-6677
AFTEC Anti-Freeze Tech
Seymour, WI
800-711-1120
Global Parts Solutions
Florence, WI
906-360-5940
[email protected]
Northern Metal Recycling
Rice Lake, WI
715-736-8697
Alter Metals Recycling
Madison, WI
608-241-1571
[email protected]
Ansay and Associates
Madison, WI
800-643-6133
[email protected]
Behr Iron & Steel
Rockford, IL
800-332-2680
John’s Auto Parts
Blaine, MN
763-784-1711
Judd Cores
Jefferson, WI
920-674-2518
Legend Smelting & Recycling
Spring Valley, CA
815-641-7661
Pam’s Auto Inc
St Cloud, MN
800-560-7336
[email protected]
QRP Salvage Solutions
Tomahawk, WI
888-241-0294
[email protected]
RPEP Express
Waupaca, WI
715-258-7676
BW Insurance
St Paul, MN
651-488-0989
Lincoln Savings Bank
Waterloo IA
319-268-4242
[email protected]
RJ McClellan, Inc.
St. Paul, MN
877-525-4589
Car-Parts.Com
Ft Wright, KY
859-344-1925
[email protected]
Manheim Milwaukee
Caledonia, WI
262-824-2704
[email protected]
Sadoff Iron & Metal
Fond Du Lac, WI
920-921-2070
[email protected]
Car-Partz
Weston, WI
866-355-5810
MCI Cores
St. Louis, MO
314-725-2673
[email protected]
Sharp Auto Parts
Stillwater, MN
651-439-2604
[email protected]
Merchant Card International
River Falls, WI
651-271-6252
[email protected]
United Milwaukee Scrap
Mikwaukee, WI
414-444-8059
[email protected]
Nordstrom’s Automotive
Garretson, SD
800-272-0033
Wells Fargo Insurance
St. Louis Park, MN
952-242-3102
Chicago Industrial Catalytic
Lincolnshire, IL
312-914-6666
Cousineau Auto
Appleton, WI
800-642-2550
[email protected]
Exide Technoliges
Minneapolis, MN
612-781-4407
Please patronize all our Associate Members who generously support CARS of WI throughout the year.
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April/May 2015
CONCERNED AUTO RECYCLERS OF WISCONSIN
(CARS OF WISCONSIN)
11374 Flynn Lane • Suring, WI 54174
715-853-6337 • [email protected] • Fax 920-842-2127
C.A.R.S. of WISCONSIN is our state association for professionals in the automotive recycling industry. It
is the only state association specifically designed to increase the efficiency and profitability of businesses in the
automotive dismantling and recycling industry, while continuing to preserve and protect our environment.
Benefits of becoming a C.A.R.S. Member
LEGISLATIVE LOBBYING SERVICES – C.A.R.S. has a hired lobbyist in Madison to ensure that our
Association remains an active participant with the State Legislature. Providing access to crucial information for
all our members from the Legislature and the various agencies.
C.A.R.S News – Your bi-monthly newsletter full of information pertinent to the auto recycling industry.
C.A.R.S Warranty Program – The ability to sell warranties on sold parts.
Buy vehicles with QRP One Source
ANNUAL CONVENTION AND TRADE FAIR – provides training seminars, workshops, educational networking
opportunities and more. Exhibitors demonstrate a variety of products that can be beneficial to your company.
EDUCATIONAL FORUMS AND TRAINING PROGRAMS – meetings and training opportunities for the
advancement and new requirements specific to our industry. Includes open discussions and simulations
demonstrating day-to-day situations we all face.
MONTHLY MEETINGS – The opportunity for you to express your concerns to your Board Members. Meetings
are convenient conference calls and held at different locations around the state. Open to all members.
SCHOLARSHIPS – Annual college scholarships available for families of C.A.R.S. members and their
employees.
WEBSITE – Information available 24/7 at your convenience at www.carsofwi.com.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SAFETY PROGRAMS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
C.A.R.S OF WISCONSIN MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
FIRM NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
CITY: _________________________________________________ STATE: ____________________ZIP:__________________
PHONE:_______________________________ TOLL FREE:_________________________ FAX:________________________
WEBSITE:________________________________________E-MAIL:______________________________________________
COUNTY:______________________________________________________________________________________________
OWNER(S) NAME: ________________________________
Direct Member applicants must include all 3 permit numbers listed below
SALVAGE LICENSE NUMBER:______________________ STORM WATER PERMIT NUMBER:_____________________
FREON PERMIT NUMBER: _________________________
MEMBERSHIP r Direct Member (Salvage Dealer)
CATEGORY
r Associate Member (Non-Salvage Dealer)
(check one)
DUES
r $100 — New Member
(check one) r $325 — Annual Membership Renewal (Attend CARS Annual Meeting and get $100 deduct on annual dues)
r $175 — Annual Associate Member
SIGNATURE:____________________________________________________________________________
Association News
CARS of WI Direct Memembers
Member Company
City
Telephone #
Al’s Auto Salvage
Franklin414-425-1890
Arrow Auto, Inc
Green Bay 800-695-2776
Auto Parts & Recycling
Fredonia800-680-2886
B & M Auto Sales
Waukesha800-236-2301
Badger Motors
Wis Rapids 800-236-4395
Bay Auto Parts
Green Bay 800-229-2886
Blaine’s Auto
Slinger262-644-8808
Brians Repairables
Abrams920-639-9665
Bruno’s Auto Salvage
Frankville414-858-9123
Calumet Auto Salvage
Milwaukee800-215-6500
Choice Auto Recyclers
Marinette715-732-0541
Cleveland Auto
Cleveland800-278-2178
Conrads Auto Salvage
Mondovi800-353-4611
Cousineau Auto
Antigo 866-330-3730
Cousineau Auto
Weston800-521-1443
Defaut Auto Salvage
Two Rivers 800-236-1483
Dependable Auto
Fort Atkenson 608-563-7363
Diamond Auto Parts
Fond Du Lac 800-236-7731
Don Scharf Auto
Eagle River 800-338-4002
Eagle Auto & Truck Parts
Eagle262-594-2819
East Troy Auto Recyclers
East Troy 800-263-9780
Elmers Auto Salvage
Fountain City 800-362-5004
Graveyard Auto
Hortonville920-779-4944
Gauger & Son Salvage
Arena866-291-2222
Harpers Salvage
Wi Dells 608-254-7971
Hillside Salvage
Tigerton715-535-2913
Holmes Automotive
Oshkosh800-235-7560
Hoops Garage & Salvage
Juda608-934-5534
Hudspeth Auto Parts
Potosi608-763-2880
Jahnke Auto Parts
Menasha800-236-3181
Jantz Yard 4
Kenosha800-554-4770
Kadinger’s Inc
Downing800-503-8895
Kadinger’s Cadott
Caddot800-472-3112
Kirchhayn Auto Salvage
Cedarburg800-257-2576
Kriewaldt Repair
Iola715-445-3166
LKQ Great Lakes
LKQ Smart Parts
Hustisford800-236-3236
LKQ Star Auto Parts
Janesville800-362-9451
McDill Auto Wrecking
St Point 800-332-4491
Mommaerts Auto
De Pere 920-336-6269
Morrison’s Auto
Edgerton800-866-2277
Mount Horeb Truck
Mt Horeb 800-832-4831
Member Company
City
Telephone #
Newville Auto Salvage
Edgerton866-884-3115
Niks Auto Parts
Neenah800-242-4379
Novak Ent/Norb’s Salvage
Denmark800-236-2524
Ralph’s Auto Salvage
Oconto920-826-5283
Remington Auto Salvage
Eau Claire 800-871-2560
Rhine Auto Inc
Plymouth800-535-2325
Rhinelander Auto Salvage Rhinelander800-236-5639
Rocki Top Auto Salvage
Glen Flora 715-322-5774
Roz Auto Salvage
St. Croix Auto Parts
New Richmond 715-248-7718
St Francis Auto
St Francis 800-905-8580
Schmidt’s Auto Inc
Waunakee877-869-4968
Schmidts New London
Hortonville800-242-2125
Shaw’s Auto & Salvage
Warrens888-477-6578
Sheldon Auto Wrecking
Viroqua608-637-2230
Smitty’s Salvage
Green Bay 800-236-6892
Speedway Salvage
Maribel920-755-2852
Stanley Truck Sales
Stanley800-844-7400
Strandberg’s Auto
Centuria800-448-5121
Sturtevant Auto Sturtevant888-835-2914
Sunset Curve Auto
Weyauwega800-242-8384
Suttner Ind/Ace Auto
TJ’s Auto
Wis Rapids 800-300-7757
Tisler Salvage
Reedsville920-732-3669
Triple S Auto A&D
Wally’s Auto
Beaver Dam 920-887-0200
Waukesha Iron
Waukesha262-547-7293
Wisconsin Vehicle Recycling Waupun920-948-8941
Yaeger Auto Salvage
Weston877-436-8898
Join us and
see what we
can accomplish
together!
CARS of WI Members, Promoting Excellence Through Education
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