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IRWIN INDUSTRIAL TOOLS TO GIVE AWAY UNIQUE FORD FALCON XR6 UTE IRWIN Industrial Tools is offering one lucky Australian or New Zealand tool user the chance to win a one-of-a-kind Ford Falcon XR6 Ute customised by three-time V8 Supercar Championship ...
Published: Jun 19, 2009, 7:56 PM
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IRWIN INDUSTRIAL TOOLS TO GIVE AWAY UNIQUE FORD FALCON XR6 UTE
IRWIN Industrial Tools is offering one lucky Australian or New Zealand tool user the chance to win a one-of-a-kind Ford Falcon XR6 Ute customised by three-time V8 Supercar Championship winning team, Stone Brothers Racing (SBR).
For the third straight year IRWIN will run its 'Need for Speed' promotion. The 2009 'Need for Speed' will take place from 1 June through to 30 September.
The big change for 2009 is that this year's major prize is an SBR Customised XR6 Ford Falcon Ute.
Anyone who purchases an IRWIN product from participating tool outlets across Australia or New Zealand is eligible to enter the 'Need for Speed'. Entries can be made at either a point of sale promotion stand or by going on-line at www.irwinracing.com.au
The SBR XR6 Ute will be customised by Stone Brothers Racing and IRWIN Racing driver Alex Davison; with a range of special additions that will make the winner stand-out from the crowd.
The promotion includes two runner-up prizes of $2500 worth of IRWIN Tools.
The 2008 'Need for Speed' attracted thousands of entries with 18-year-old electrician Aaron Behiels from Geraldton (Western Australia) winning himself a new XR6 Ute.
"This year's prize in the 'Need for Speed' is certainly something any tradesperson or race fan would love to have in their garage," said IRWIN Managing Director Nick Pritchard.
"Jimmy and Ross Stone, along with Alex Davison, have been really enthusiastic about this promotion. Without their input we would not have been in a position to offer such an outstanding first prize.
"This promotion brings together IRWIN's passion for tools and motor sports, with the real winners being our current and new customers.
"Plenty of tradespeople already know of the outstanding quality in the IRWIN Industrial Tools range. A promotion like this encourages others to sample just how good an IRWIN tool is."
IRWIN Racing driver Alex Davison is delighted to put his name alongside the 'Need for Speed'.
"This is a first for SBR and the Falcon XR6 Ute will be a much sought-after prize," said Davison.
"I know plenty of people, including all the boys on our race crew, who would really like to have the SBR XR6 Ute in their garage.
"The promotion is a great way for people to add to their IRWIN tool box or replace those other brands with IRWIN Industrial Tools.
"It is hard to guarantee a win on the race track, but I know the person who wins the SBR XR6 Ute will celebrate in Supercar style."
For entry details and full terms and conditions of the IRWIN Industrial Tools 'Need for Speed' go to www.irwinracing.com.au
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