sponsorship!

it is so hard for a young truck inspiring fanatic to get sponsored these days, money dont come cheap an neither does truck parts, anyone have any ideas on how to get sponsored or even where to start? id like to get into something to get someones name out there but also help benifit my passion for my truck.. paint, car audio, re-styled interior? ect..thanks kyle

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Permalink Reply by Hugh Dudley on March 28, 2010 at 12:32pm
Kyle, sponsorship is really tough to get these days for anything and it's really tough for a show car. When I was racing years ago I had a bunch of small local deals and no major ones and every small one I had helped me go racing.

Guys like Don Barnes and Miguel who still race could tell you how to put together a proposal for prospective sponsors. After all ,the sponsors want their name out their in the public view only if it helps boost sales and as long as its cost effective.

Good luck in your search and if I run across anybody looking to sponsor somebody I'll send them your way.
Permalink Reply by kyle whalen on March 28, 2010 at 1:11pm
thank you for all your help!

Hugh Dudley said:
Kyle, sponsorship is really tough to get these days for anything and it's really tough for a show car. When I was racing years ago I had a bunch of small local deals and no major ones and every small one I had helped me go racing.

Guys like Don Barnes and Miguel who still race could tell you how to put together a proposal for prospective sponsors. After all ,the sponsors want their name out their in the public view only if it helps boost sales and as long as its cost effective.

Good luck in your search and if I run across anybody looking to sponsor somebody I'll send them your way.
Permalink Reply by Don Barnes on April 8, 2010 at 5:24am
Kyle, Obtaining any type of sponsorship today is a very interesting business issue. I would recommend you determine what you are seeking. The answer is not "Free Stuff or Money" sometimes that is the case, but not likely. Look at yourself and then compare yourself to what you want to be, and what will it take to get there. It's just like getting a job, or a great job, or owning the company. Put a plan together and work your plan. If you understand this very basic business principle, you will be successful. BTW, there are lots of books on this subject that you can buy but it all boiled down to execution. Thx, db
Permalink Reply by robert francois preston on August 19, 2010 at 11:48am
sponsormycar.com they will help but they want $75 I THINK
Permalink Reply by Danny Kinder on September 24, 2010 at 6:07am
We are not sponsoring anyone at this time, but I can give you parts at a sponsorship price.

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