Penn College students lent a practiced hand to the preservation of the "Tin Goose," a 1947 precursor to the historically significant Tucker automobile, which was named "Best Post-War Vehicle" at this past weekend's Concours d'Elegance in Hershey. The car is owned by the William E. Swigart Jr. Automobile Museum in Huntingdon and was entrusted to automotive restoration technology students by Pat Swigart – a gracious and grateful supporter of their work since soon after the major debuted in 2012. "Penn College is so happy to be able to work with her collection and thank her for her dedication to us," the Classic Cruisers club said in a social media post. "The students who restored her car worked very hard ... with this amazing historical vehicle. Thank you again to Ms. Swigart for her dedication and support of us." Joined by faculty members Roy H. Klinger and Robert K. Vlacich, the group also assisted in vehicle repairs for several drivers in the Grand Ascent hill climb for vintage automobiles.Photos provided