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06-04-2007, 02:28 PM
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sponserd??
any one here sponserd or know how to get sponsered? i wanna do soo many things to my car i jus cant afford most of them wit the payments and insurance i pay for. any1 else having this problem?? thankss
06-04-2007, 02:31 PM
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I have some friends that are sponsored. You generally have to have some work already done and have an idea of what you want done. It helps alot if you have proof of being in a car show already and have awards. But the sponsorships my friends have aren't full sponsorships either. They are only partials. You can check out that carsponsorships.com thing too. I've heard good and bad about it though. Me personnally don't like it.
06-04-2007, 02:59 PM
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frong dnt talk **** bro. and i have sum little stuff done, injen cold air tint and subs nothing big i jus my Z couple months ago. the down side to be sponserd seems to be that u have to go to the meets wherever and whenever they want you to be there... i duno that doesnt sound bad to me
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06-04-2007, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by henry j
frong dnt talk **** bro. and i have sum little stuff done, injen cold air tint and subs nothing big i jus my Z couple months ago. the down side to be sponserd seems to be that u have to go to the meets wherever and whenever they want you to be there... i duno that doesnt sound bad to me
06-04-2007, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by henry j
< im 19 by the way
BTW, I still think you're 16. You'd think one would have learned how to spell properly at the age of 19 lol.
06-04-2007, 03:26 PM
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the major misconception with sponsorships, is that people think they get "free" parts for putting a small decal on their car.
Having a sponsored car is a LOT of work for generally a small % off the normal prices. Unless you find a company needing your car to make a mold or test products you won't be finding many hand outs.
Having a sponsored car is a LOT of work for generally a small % off the normal prices. Unless you find a company needing your car to make a mold or test products you won't be finding many hand outs.
06-04-2007, 03:26 PM
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yo dawg wer kn I get a spawnsurship. LOL
Shows are a must and lots of them, start building your car and showing it as much as possible. People have this misconception that you just show up with a stock car and a pretty smile and ask for a sponsorship, WRONG!
Shows are a must and lots of them, start building your car and showing it as much as possible. People have this misconception that you just show up with a stock car and a pretty smile and ask for a sponsorship, WRONG!
06-04-2007, 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by CarbonLTD
the major misconception with sponsorships, is that people think they get "free" parts for putting a small decal on their car.
Having a sponsored car is a LOT of work for generally a small % off the normal prices. Unless you find a company needing your car to make a mold or test products you won't be finding many hand outs.
Having a sponsored car is a LOT of work for generally a small % off the normal prices. Unless you find a company needing your car to make a mold or test products you won't be finding many hand outs.
