Students Perform Auto Tune-Ups at University of Michigan Auto Engineering Lab, March 1970
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Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1970
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The automotive tune-up conducted at the North Campus Auto Engineering Lab drew a crowd of motorists yesterday. Offered as a service by U-M students to help in the pollution fight (poorly tuned autos cause more air pollution problems), the six auto bays were filled all day long. A reported 40 cars, in fact, were waiting in line when the lab opened, and latecomers found as much as a five hour wait for the tune-up.
Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1970
Caption
The automotive tune-up conducted at the North Campus Auto Engineering Lab drew a crowd of motorists yesterday. Offered as a service by U-M students to help in the pollution fight (poorly tuned autos cause more air pollution problems), the six auto bays were filled all day long. A reported 40 cars, in fact, were waiting in line when the lab opened, and latecomers found as much as a five hour wait for the tune-up.
Year
1970
Month
March
Day
15
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