Author Archive for Taia

Since 1985 Taia has been hanging around East Coast. Early responsibilities included building forts out of used auto parts, calculating expense reports on the accounting calculator and bossing around the staff with her tough attitude. Things haven’t changed much except there isn’t as much time to build forts and the expense reports have gotten a bit more complicated. Taia is proud to be a woman working in the automotive recycling industry as she finds it both fun and challenging and she feels good about the role that her business plays in the reuse and recycling of automotive parts and metals.

Where did you go GTO? After a 30 year decline in sales Pontiac to say good-bye.

Of course with the current situation of Detroit I am not surprised that Pontiac is on the chopping block. Any division of a business labeled as a “steady money looser” can not be good for the overall health of a company.

May 05, 2009 | Taia | Comments 0

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Auto Recyclers “IT” Show Schedule Released

As many of you already know the annual IT show – Auto Recyclers Reunion and Review – is to be held in Connecticut May 15th and 16th. The complete schedule has been released and is packed with great seminars and workshops! With DJ Harrington as the Master of Ceremonies the show should get off to [...]

April 25, 2009 | Taia | Comments 0

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Annual Auto Recyclers IT Convention to be Hosted in Connecticut

What is “IT”? IT – aka – Meet Us At IT – is an annual auto recyclers reunion. Unlike the annual ARA (Automotive Recyclers Association) convention, held every year in the fall, the IT convention is IT Auto Recylers Convention New England IT Auto Recylers Convention New England independently hosted and not affiliated with the national association

March 05, 2009 | Taia | Comments 0

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East Coast Auto Salvage Attends the Annual ARA Convention in Kansas City

Last Tuesday afternoon, Bill, German and I headed down to Kansas City Missouri to attend the 65th annual Automotive Recyclers Association convention. We arrived early this year to listen in on some of the committee meetings that took place on Wednesday. We were interested to see what ARA has been up to this past year and [...]

October 29, 2008 | Taia | Comments 0

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