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Gabriel Announces Winners of its ‘Own the Chrome’ Sweepstakes

Gabriel (Ride Control LLC) has announced the winners of its "Own the Chrome" sweepstakes, which was a part of the company's national "Own the Chrome Sales Event" from March 1 to April 31.

Gabriel (Ride Control LLC) has announced the winners of its “Own the Chrome” sweepstakes, which was a part of the company’s national “Own the Chrome Sales Event” from March 1 to April 31.

Gabriel’s “Chrome-tastic” national sales event offered savings of up to 25 percent to customers who purchased four qualifying Gabriel products. These customers also were automatically entered to win one of seven “Own the Chrome” gift cards.

“Gabriel’s ‘Own the Chrome’ sales event helped encourage consumers to choose the four corner ride control replacement job, while reminding customers that Gabriel uses a super-finished chromed piston rod on every shock and strut we make for added corrosion protection and product life,” said Michael Lipski, vice president, sales and marketing, Gabriel. “And the added incentive to possibly win an ‘Own the Chrome’ gift card worth up to a $25,000 was very appealing.”

Seven winners received Gabriel “Own the Chrome” gift cards:

One (1) Grand Prize Winner – $25,000 Gift Card            
M. Brickley  — Tennessee

One (1) First Prize Winner – $2,500 Gift Card                
C. Nanna — Vermont

Five (5) Second Prize Winners – $ 500 Gift Card           
P. Kilgore — Tennessee                                                                                   
D. Phelps — Kentucky                                                                                   
A. Walker — Iowa                                                                                    
I. Hazen — Ohio                                                                                    
L. Mills — N.C.

Gabriel supports its sales events by supplying POP material packets including a poster, counter display and rebate pad, as well as information on its website during the event. To participate in the Gabriel National Fall promotion, call 1-800-251-5932.

 

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