‘Christmas comes early.’ 3 veterans in Paterson presented with donated vehicles
The National Auto Body Council teamed with Geigo and Dynasty Autobody for the program.
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13h agoThree United States military veterans received cars as part of the National Auto Body Council’s Recycle Rides program.
The veterans are from the Navy, Air Force and Marines. NABC teamed with Geigo and Dynasty Autobody for the program. The vehicles were presented to the veterans in Paterson on Friday.
“I think it’s fair to say that Christmas comes early in the city of Paterson, especially for these three young men that have served our country,” said Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh.
The Recycle Rides program began in 207 and has donated thousands of cars to people in need.
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