Several intermediate performance objectives and corresponding criterion measures are listed for each of 10 terminal objectives for an intermediate automotive body repair and refinishing course. The materials were developed for a two-semester (3 hours daily) course for specialized classrooms, shop, and practical experiences designed to enable the student to develop additional skills needed for auto body repair and refinishing and to attain proficiency in basic skills. Instruction includes frame alignment equipment and techniques, color matching, paint mixing, spot painting, glass and trim replacement, use of technical manuals and parts catalogs, estimating, and use of forms. Practical work is emphasized. Students who complete course objectives are placed in the S.I.E. program for on-the-job training. The titles of the 10 terminal objectives sections are Human Relations and Safety, Estimating, Fiber Glassing, Replacing and Adjusting Auto Body Components, Electric Arc Welding, Glass Installation, Body and Frame Alignment, Spray Painting, Inventory, and S.I.E. Program. (This manual and 54 others were developed for various secondary level vocational courses using the System Approach for Education (SAFE) guidelines.) (HD)