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Francis Abate decided to reinvent himself after twenty-five years in sales, consulting, and business development in the defense industry, by going to McPherson College. He returned to school to pursue his passion for automotive restoration and preservation. While in his second year of school he is the Vice President for CARS Club, facilitating fellow students’ involvement in a variety of activities involving cars and fundraising. Francis is focusing on craftsmanship skills in sheet metal restoration, trim, upholstery, electrical systems, and woodworking. A few of his projects include a Jaguar D-Type Race Car, a 1953 Mercedes Benz 300S Cabriolet and a 1951 Mercury Coupe. Over the years Mike has been active in community service and the International M100 Group, a Daimler/Mercedes Benz sanctioned club.

SHOW SPONSORS  

Covercraft   • Edelbrock •  Christopher Kimball Financial Services  •  Cars Yeah TV

INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE

Consistency, intensity, and belief

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES

Francis shares about the challenge of facing fear and overcoming it.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

1966 Chevelle

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

In terms of restoration and preservation, it’s a business.

RECOMMENDED RESOURCE

McPherson College Summer Institute

RECOMMENDED BOOK

The Wrong Side of Comfortable, by Amy Charity

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

Make sure whatever you’re doing that you’re having fun.

WHERE TO FIND FRANCIS

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