Standard Motor Products Announces Winners Of The TechSmart 'Show Us Your Shop' Contest

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Standard Motor Products Announces Winners Of The TechSmart ‘Show Us Your Shop’ Contest

TechSmart's "Show Us Your Shop" Contest ran from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31. Contestants took a photo of their shop, posted it to Instagram adding the hashtag #ShowMyShop. TechSmart judged the photos based on creativity and composition.

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TechSmart’s “Show Us Your Shop” contest awarded technicians for sharing photos of their shops on Instagram.

Standard Motor Products Inc. (SMP) announced the grand-prize winner of its TechSmart “Show Us Your Shop” Contest: George Robinson of Smith’s Auto Service in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Robinson posted the winning photo to his Instagram account, @gwr_custom.muscle.

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Robinson will have his winning photo placed on the cover of one of TechSmart’s 2017 Product Guides. He also will receive a $100 gift card, as will 24 other participants who submitted a top 25 photo. In addition, the first 100 people who shared a photo have received a TechSmart decal.

TechSmart’s “Show Us Your Shop” Contest ran from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31. Contestants took a photo of their shop, posted it to Instagram adding the hashtag #ShowMyShop. TechSmart judged the photos based on creativity and composition.

To learn more, follow TechSmart on Instagram at @TechSmartParts.

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