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to my high school years when we had wood and auto shop and
      drafting, youth now do not get enough hands-on experience in
      trades.”

      Yet, he is pleased with his current technicians’ skill-level, not-
      ing the electrical expertise of 24-year-old Taylor Fishpaw, the
      fabrication finesse of automotive veteran Kevin Spina, and the
      technology and website management skills of IT guy Anthony
      Brosilow. Fraser himself likes to get his hands dirty, preferring
      the mechanical engine builds and conversion work. Fraser’s
      wife, Cheryl, rounds out the staff roster as the bookkeeper and,
      in his words, “moral supporter.”

      “People have a hard time finding people who can work on the
      Vanagons,” explained Fraser. There are not many people who
      do what we do at the same level, and there are not that many
      good shops. A few dabble and try, but for good Vangaon work,
      you could go to a shop in Maine, Colorado, Washington State
      or to a few in California. No one else in this state or anywhere
      nearby, though.”


      Besides specialty, Fraser also found his use of the sciences,
      too. From understanding the world around him to figuring out

             Pictured Right:  This is just a small sample of some of
               the custom fabrication and design we do. Taylor and
             Kevin have designed everything on this table. It’s great
                        to have such a talented and creative team.
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