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Hermie Sadler gains sponsor

East Tennessee Trailers To Sponsor Hermie Sadler In 2004 NEXTEL Cup Debut At Bristol EMPORIA, VA -- Hermie Sadler, who will make his first start of the season in the NEXTEL Cup Series in the Food City 500 in Bristol, will do so with sponsorship ...

Published: Mar 17, 2004, 6:39 PM

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East Tennessee Trailers To Sponsor Hermie Sadler In 2004 NEXTEL Cup Debut At Bristol

EMPORIA, VA -- Hermie Sadler, who will make his first start of the season in the NEXTEL Cup Series in the Food City 500 in Bristol, will do so with sponsorship from East Tennessee Trailers, LLC, a trailer manufacturing company located in Oneida, Tennessee.

Sadler, who made ten Cup starts in 2003, is excited about his first race of 2004, especially at Bristol. "Bristol is a great place to race, and we hope that our Nextel Cup program will help gather more information to help our Busch Series team as well," stated Sadler.

Sadler also says he is looking forward to representing East Tennessee Trailers, a company that SCORE Motorsports is a customer of. "We have two East Tennessee Trailers that we use for our show car program and our Late Model "Drive for Diversity" program. The trailers are beautiful and affordable and value driven. It is great to be able to represent sponsors whose products you use and believe in. We are looking forward to giving them a good run," he added.

"We at East Tennessee Trailers, LLC are thrilled to be sponsoring Hermie Sadler in the Food City 500 both because it shows the coming of age of our young company and because Hermie (and the whole Sadler family) have been so selfless in aiding children's charities over the last few years. For this reason the ETT (East Tennessee Trailers) car will proudly carry the ribbon representing the Autism Foundation," said Jack Bailey, President of East Tennessee Trailers.

For more information on East Tennessee Trailers, visit www.ettrailers.com or call them at 423-286-9700

Hermie Sadler also plans to visit the employees of East Tennessee Trailers on March 25 in Oneida prior to the race.

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