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Grease and Gears


CLASSIC BEAUTY — Chris Overholser takes a look at a 1937 Ford Humpback.
CLASSIC BEAUTY — Chris Overholser takes a look at a 1937 Ford Humpback.
DETAIL ORIENTED — Attendees take in an assortment of cars, trucks and motorcycles.
DETAIL ORIENTED — Attendees take in an assortment of cars, trucks and motorcycles.

On May 16, the Shipping and Receiving group hosted the Grease and Gears Car Show for the first time since 2019. Originally conceived as a team-building activity for Logistics Operations, this event has evolved into a Sandia tradition. The event has been on hold since 2020 due to COVID-19.

This year’s show, held north of the Shipping and Receiving building, showcased a colorful array of more than 40 cars and motorcycles owned by Sandia staff. The revival of the Grease and Gears Car Show marks a return to normalcy and reinforces the enduring spirit of togetherness and innovation that defines Sandia.

REVVING UP — Patrick Lambert peers under a 2004 Jeep LJ with a custom suspension built for rock crawling.
REVVING UP — Patrick Lambert peers under a 2004 Jeep LJ with a custom suspension built for rock crawling.
COMMUNITY SPIRIT — Cars and enthusiasts line up north of the Shipping and Receiving building.
COMMUNITY SPIRIT — Cars and enthusiasts line up north of the Shipping and Receiving building.

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