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Los Angeles Magazine Spotlights Aaron Valencia and The Lost Angels Children's Program (Article)

Nov 16, 2017
1 min read

Aaron and student at work (photo credit: Paul Abel)

Some of the teens enrolled in the Lost Angels Children’s Project aren’t quite old enough to drive, but they certainly know their way around a hot rod. That’s because the program founded by mechanic Aaron Valencia, which he has run out of his tiny Lancaster auto shop since 2015, is set on teaching neighborhood kids how to restore and build custom cars. And it’s for a good cause.


 
 
 

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Jul 27

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Jul 22

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