Dunwoody students rebuild car for Navy veteran in Minneapolis
Summary
Students at Dunwoody College of Technology rebuilt a donated Hyundai Elantra and gave it to Navy veteran Robert Hanson, who had been without a car for two years. The project was part of a program that helps veterans by providing refurbished vehicles and gave students hands-on experience.Key Facts
- Robert Hanson is a Navy veteran who had no car for two years.
- Dunwoody College automotive students spent months rebuilding a donated Hyundai Elantra.
- The rebuild was done through the National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides program.
- Hanson was recommended to the program by Hennepin County and MAC-V, organizations that assist veterans.
- Hanson said having a car now allows him to go shopping more easily and improve his quality of life.
- The students gained practical learning experience while helping others.
- The Recycled Rides program has given away over 3,700 vehicles nationwide, mostly to veterans.
- The event emphasized both skills development for students and support for veterans.
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