Highland Daytona Racing (HDR) of Center Valley, Pennsylvania, a limited production sports car manufacturer and custom chassis design shop, specializing in the production of extremely high end replica cars along with hot rods, turnkey race cars, and custom frames, participated in the 2008 Atlantic City Classic Car Show. It was the 35th Anniversary of America’s Largest Indoor Classic Car Event.

HDR welder Tony Wells, a 2001 graduate of Hobart Institute, explains, “HDR traveled to New Jersey to participate in this exhibit to display the superior workmanship involved in customizing high performance vehicles and cars for racing.”

Last fall, HDR’s unique vehicles landed them a spot on Spike TV.

Tony is enthusiastic about his position in the custom automotive industry and experiences a true sense of accomplishment in a job that provides plenty of variety as he sees a product build out to the finished product.

References
http://hobart.iserver.net/newsletters/summer2007/cruising.html
http://www.hdrcoupe.com