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et7333 · 01-11-2009, 12:37 PM

I've been a racer for over thirty years and have bought alot of parts throughout the years.That being said ,I ALWAYS buy parts from a Contingency Company that sells quality parts.I run my racing as a business and this is a good return for my business bank account.
I really think Contingency Companys would be better off having their own IN-HOUSE Program.The company wouldn't have to pay the fees that the associations charge and they could deal directly with their customers.I know my Sponsor's business has done VERY WELL,including now during these poor economic times.He always renews with NHRA and some of the other associations and he tells me every year we renew my contract that he makes money off the Contingency programs by selling product.I think this mentioned business etiquette and customer service is a win win sititutation for both the racer and sponsor.

01-11-2009, 12:37 PM	#8
et7333 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 155 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Contingency Companys I've been a racer for over thirty years and have bought alot of parts throughout the years.That being said ,I ALWAYS buy parts from a Contingency Company that sells quality parts.I run my racing as a business and this is a good return for my business bank account. I really think Contingency Companys would be better off having their own IN-HOUSE Program.The company wouldn't have to pay the fees that the associations charge and they could deal directly with their customers.I know my Sponsor's business has done VERY WELL,including now during these poor economic times.He always renews with NHRA and some of the other associations and he tells me every year we renew my contract that he makes money off the Contingency programs by selling product.I think this mentioned business etiquette and customer service is a win win sititutation for both the racer and sponsor.