FF: Series engine news 2009-07-07
FORD FOCUS MIDGET ENGINE SALE! USAC Ford Focus Midget members will have an opportunity to take advantage of significant savings in the cost of a Long Block swap or a new engine kit as a result of negotiations which have just concluded with Ford ...
FORD FOCUS MIDGET ENGINE SALE!
USAC Ford Focus Midget members will have an opportunity to take advantage of significant savings in the cost of a Long Block swap or a new engine kit as a result of negotiations which have just concluded with Ford and Roush Yates Racing Engines.
A limited number of new Focus Midget engine kits (no engine plates) are being made available to USAC families for $6,995, representing a savings of $2,000. All sales will be handled through Roush Yates Racing Engines.
Additionally, a Long Block swap will also be offered through Roush Yates Racing Engines at a cost of $3,250, a savings of over $700 off the current price. The reduced pricing on the long block swap will remain in effect until Sept. 30.
"Ford, with the support of our partners at Roush Yates Racing Engines, remains committed to supporting the USAC Focus Midget Series and we believe this sale will help bring in new competitors to the series as well as provide some cost relief to existing competitors" said Scott Denby, Business Manager for Ford Racing. "These are challenging times for everyone but we can't lose sight of the need to ensure the long term growth of the series."
This pricing will only be available through Roush Yates Racing Engines, includes free shipping and is only offered to USAC member participants.
"Our long-term relationship with Ford has been a valued one and has resulted in tremendous growth for our developmental operations," says USAC Developmental Racing Director James Spink. "This special pricing will be a welcome benefit to our members."
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