Flathead High School Auto Program

Auto 3 students guidecoat and sand the '38 pickup body under the guidance of body work volunteer Rotten Rodney. Our goal is to have the fenders and running boards ready for paint before Christmas.

Dropped the 28 Model A off at Ron's Alignment and Auto Worx for a new exhaust. Chad Clemons not only donated the pipes and labor, but invited Auto 4 students to help. It looks and sounds great! Thanks!

Senior project. Brady can't wait to get his family's '64 Impala back on the road. Its a factory 4 speed with a bench seat and in-dash tachometer.

Auto 4 students repair a damaged oil pan on our '87 Buick. Our advanced students in Auto 3 & 4 keep the program running by fixing and maintaining the program's vehicles and equipment.

The 38 Ford pickup gets a new steering column.

Three awesome shop tours in Spokane last Saturday. They were like museums.

1938 Ford pickup. This year's main project is off to a good start.

Harbor Freight Tools for Schools program just gave out 1.5 million dollars in prize money this week. FHS Auto is a 2024 winner and a judge for 2025. What a great donation for trades programs and it's good for anything the program needs.

Celebrating the 2025 Prize Winners! On September 30, 2025, we announced the 25 winners of the 2025 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence and had surprise celebrations a...

The 28 Model A earned an upgraded 350hp 350cid engine and new upholstery recently. The students will put some traditional headers and valve covers on it and that's about it.

It doesn't get better than this. Home-built hotrod project by a hard working student. We can't wait to see the finished product.