CONCORD, N.C. (April 1) – ButlerBuilt Profes¬sional Seat Systems has signed on for a second two-year stint as title sponsor of the five regions for IMCA Modifieds.
Best known as the manufacturer of top quality race car seats, ButlerBuilt will provide a portion of the $30,000 total point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in the West¬ern, Central, North Central, South Central and Eastern regions in 2010.
All Modified drivers are re¬quired to display two ButlerBuilt decals on their race cars and send a photo of their car prov¬ing decal placement to the home office to be eligible for point fund shares.
Checks will be presented to drivers attending the national awards banquet in Lincoln, Neb., in November, or mailed from the IMCA home office in early December.
"Turning a two-year title program into a four-year term was a goal both IMCA and ButlerBuilt shared when the partner¬ship began, and that plan has become a reality,” said Kevin Yoder, marketing director for the sanctioning body. “Their commitment to IMCA racing has been tremendous and anyone looking to purchase a new seat should explore the ButlerBuilt models before making any purchase."
The company offers a wide variety of prod¬ucts for use by dirt or asphalt drivers, among them head and shoulder kits, aluminum steering wheels and air management systems, all of which are available directly from But¬lerBuilt or from deal¬ers nationwide.
More information is avail¬able by calling 800 621-7328 and at the www.butlerbuilt.net web¬site.
ButlerBuilt decals are included in packets being mailed to Modified drivers after their 2010 license application is processed.
Best known as the manufacturer of top quality race car seats, ButlerBuilt will provide a portion of the $30,000 total point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in the West¬ern, Central, North Central, South Central and Eastern regions in 2010.
All Modified drivers are re¬quired to display two ButlerBuilt decals on their race cars and send a photo of their car prov¬ing decal placement to the home office to be eligible for point fund shares.
Checks will be presented to drivers attending the national awards banquet in Lincoln, Neb., in November, or mailed from the IMCA home office in early December.
"Turning a two-year title program into a four-year term was a goal both IMCA and ButlerBuilt shared when the partner¬ship began, and that plan has become a reality,” said Kevin Yoder, marketing director for the sanctioning body. “Their commitment to IMCA racing has been tremendous and anyone looking to purchase a new seat should explore the ButlerBuilt models before making any purchase."
The company offers a wide variety of prod¬ucts for use by dirt or asphalt drivers, among them head and shoulder kits, aluminum steering wheels and air management systems, all of which are available directly from But¬lerBuilt or from deal¬ers nationwide.
More information is avail¬able by calling 800 621-7328 and at the www.butlerbuilt.net web¬site.
ButlerBuilt decals are included in packets being mailed to Modified drivers after their 2010 license application is processed.
