H.O. PENN CAT PARTNERS WITH DAVID POWERS MOTORSPORTS AND HOT ROD FULLER FOR ENGLISHTOWN NHRA RACE
Tue, 2008-06-17 12:28
H.O. Penn CAT will partner with David Powers Motorsports and seven-time
NHRA Top Fuel winner Hot Rod Fuller during the 39th annual Lucas Oil
Products SuperNationals, June 19-22, at Old Bridge Township Raceway
Park in Englishtown, N.J.
The relationship between David Powers Motorsports, Caterpillar and the Caterpillar dealers was designed as a pilot program to increase technician recruiting. Many Caterpillar dealers are experiencing a shortage of technicians. After successful events in several NHRA markets during the 2007 season, DPM and Caterpillar inked a multiyear agreement last August to participate in the NHRA dealer recruitment program. H.O. Penn CAT will use this opportunity for recruiting as well as to display its products and services available to contractors in the region. H.O. Penn is the exclusive dealer for Caterpillar equipment serving six locations in New York and Connecticut. Today H.O. Penn has nearly 400 employees and an annual sales volume of over $200 million. H.O. Penn CAT will partner with David Powers Motorsports and seven-time NHRA Top Fuel winner Hot Rod Fuller during the 39th annual Lucas Oil Products SuperNationals, June 19-22, at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in Englishtown, N.J.
The relationship between David Powers Motorsports, Caterpillar and the Caterpillar dealers was designed as a pilot program to increase technician recruiting. Many Caterpillar dealers are experiencing a shortage of technicians. After successful events in several NHRA markets during the 2007 season, DPM and Caterpillar inked a multiyear agreement last August to participate in the NHRA dealer recruitment program. H.O. Penn CAT will use this opportunity for recruiting as well as to display its products and services available to contractors in the region. H.O. Penn is the exclusive dealer for Caterpillar equipment serving six locations in New York and Connecticut. Today H.O. Penn has nearly 400 employees and an annual sales volume of over $200 million.
“We’re really seeing a lot of dealer support for our NHRA racing program and that’s a great feeling,” Fuller said. “Englishtown is one of our biggest races on the circuit and we’ve done well there, so we want to put on a great show for all the folks from H.O. Penn and the die hard drag racing fans in the Northeast.”
H.O. Penn also will have a display on the popular Manufacturer’s Midway at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park with employees on site to answer questions and speak to people interested in a career as a Caterpillar dealer technician or assistant with equipment questions.
The relationship between David Powers Motorsports, Caterpillar and the Caterpillar dealers was designed as a pilot program to increase technician recruiting. Many Caterpillar dealers are experiencing a shortage of technicians. After successful events in several NHRA markets during the 2007 season, DPM and Caterpillar inked a multiyear agreement last August to participate in the NHRA dealer recruitment program. H.O. Penn CAT will use this opportunity for recruiting as well as to display its products and services available to contractors in the region. H.O. Penn is the exclusive dealer for Caterpillar equipment serving six locations in New York and Connecticut. Today H.O. Penn has nearly 400 employees and an annual sales volume of over $200 million. H.O. Penn CAT will partner with David Powers Motorsports and seven-time NHRA Top Fuel winner Hot Rod Fuller during the 39th annual Lucas Oil Products SuperNationals, June 19-22, at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in Englishtown, N.J.
The relationship between David Powers Motorsports, Caterpillar and the Caterpillar dealers was designed as a pilot program to increase technician recruiting. Many Caterpillar dealers are experiencing a shortage of technicians. After successful events in several NHRA markets during the 2007 season, DPM and Caterpillar inked a multiyear agreement last August to participate in the NHRA dealer recruitment program. H.O. Penn CAT will use this opportunity for recruiting as well as to display its products and services available to contractors in the region. H.O. Penn is the exclusive dealer for Caterpillar equipment serving six locations in New York and Connecticut. Today H.O. Penn has nearly 400 employees and an annual sales volume of over $200 million.
“We’re really seeing a lot of dealer support for our NHRA racing program and that’s a great feeling,” Fuller said. “Englishtown is one of our biggest races on the circuit and we’ve done well there, so we want to put on a great show for all the folks from H.O. Penn and the die hard drag racing fans in the Northeast.”
H.O. Penn also will have a display on the popular Manufacturer’s Midway at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park with employees on site to answer questions and speak to people interested in a career as a Caterpillar dealer technician or assistant with equipment questions.
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