Snap-on tool box presented by I-CAR, ASE, I-CAR Education Foundation and NATEF

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. – Clay Fallis, the owner of ProCare Automotive and Collision Inc., in San Antonio, Texas, was the winner of the Snap-on toolbox presented by I-CAR, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), I-CAR Education Foundation and the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) during NACE 2006. Fallis qualified for the toolbox by entering and being I-CAR trained as well as ASE-certified; his name was randomly selected in a drawing on the final day of NACE.

"Snap-on has always had a strong commitment to ASE, I-CAR and the advancement of the automotive collision profession," says Al Biland, Senior VP, Snap-on Incorporated and President of Snap-on Tools Company. "The Snap-on tool storage unit donation is our way of thanking these four organizations for their loyalty to our common goal of organized industry training, education, and certification."

“We thank Snap-on for donating the toolbox for this special promotion at NACE, and congratulate Clay as our winner,” says Ron Weiner, ASE president. “This cooperation between our four organizations has been a great way to spotlight the value that training, education, and certification brings to the collision industry.”

I-CAR President and CEO Tom McGee says, “We would like to congratulate Clay … for his recognition of the importance of training, education and certification in today’s collision industry. Snap-on also deserves our appreciation for their participation in this program and allowing us to recognize individual’s commitment to excellence in collision repair.”