Factory Five Offers Unique Build Opportunity at Special School

Building your own car from scratch is an appealing goal for many automotive enthusiasts, but being able to accomplish such a lofty task takes skills, tools and dedication that some of us just don’t automatically have. That’s why Factory Five Racing offers a school specifically designed to teach potential customers how to build their very own Factory Five ‘33 Hot Rod or MK4 Roadster from the frame up. With this opportunity you can not only say you’ve built a car from scratch, but can also use your new skills to create a memorable hot rod or classic car of your own.

The Factory Five Build School is a three-day, hands-on workshop held at the brand new Mott Community College Michigan Technical Education Center (M-TEC) in Howell, Michigan. Held bi-monthly, each three-day workshop focuses on building either an MK4 Roadster or ‘33 Hot Rod from the bare frame to the finished car.

Vehicles are built as a team project under the instruction of college instructors that are also certified mechanics, with up to 15 students per class. All workshops run Friday through Sunday, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day.

Enthusiasts who sign up for this unique build opportunity will get individualized instruction under the direction of Mott College’s Automotive Technology instructors to ensure an educational and exciting experience. Once completed, students will not only walk away with the know-how to build their own car, but will also recieve a special $500 Build School rebate that can be put towards the purchase of their own Factory Five kit.

The Factory Five Build School holds workshops bi-monthly. Each 3-day class runs $799 and local accommodations are available with special rates for Build School participants.

If you’d like to reserve your spot at the Factory Five Build School, contact the Mott Community College. Space is limited and fills up quickly so make sure to get your reservation in now!