crazyflipcarlo

Just want to know what you guys think about getting some sponsorships for your FD. I applied for 1 and got approved, I want to know if this sponsorship thing is good or not before I go any further. If you have some stories to tell please do.



any info will be much help. thanks!

CS Fd

What sponsorship did you recieve. I've delt with Sport Compact Pro when I had my Integra, and then more recently with CarSponsorships.com. The way I've seen is, especially if you are new to sponsorships, is it works as a co-op or discount purchase program. You get to order product for sometimes a substantial discount. You usually have to wear their logo on your car, and attend a number of events per year. Its can be a good deal if you plan on purchasing some products and attending events over the next year. You don't really recieve anything free, so I guess its all about what your intentions for the car are. I am not in a financial situation right now to commit to purchasing x-amount of products over the next year, so for me it is not worthh it right now. If my situation were different and I could take advantage of the discounts then I would.

CletusFD3S

i dealed with sport compact pro also. dont do buisness with them, they are shady as **** and not a real sponsorship.

CS Fd

Yep. You pay them money so you can buy products at a discount. I supposedly got a $10,000 sponsorship from them, and I only bought a DC sports header for my Integ the entire year, and never attended any of their events. They send me a letter saying my sponsorship was renewed and all I have to pay is $80 or something. Yeah they suck. CarSponsorships.com is ok though.

l8t apex

Its all about you buying thier stuff.



I was on a pro staff and I was giving a boat and motor but worked on the weekends and shows......PITB! A lot of work goes into ths stuff.wouldnt they make more sales by advertising on TV,Radio or other media?

Not when every kid sends in some money and then BUYS parts.

I never gave money to anyone. Sorry its not real.

89 Rag

Legit, full ride deals are cool.



Anything less is a waste of time and money, imo.



A regional deal with a local company is a great place to start, once you put up some decent numbers and results it gets easier for the sponsor to manipulate their budget to accomodate you better.