Lincoln Chrome Wraps Up Truck Show Season

Lincoln Chrome extended their truck show season through the month of October for the 2010 season. This year the team participated in over 25 events throughout the USA. "We traveled throughout the mid-west, we did back to back weekends on the east and west coast, and even participated at multiple shows on the same weekend," said Josh Paisley, account representative for Lincoln Chrome.

The Lincoln Chrome team takes great pride in their personal connection to the industry and truck shows are one way they stay connected to their customers and the drivers who use their products. Shows also give the team an opportunity to discuss with drivers about how quality chrome is produced, and introduce new products like Neverblue Technology.

The Lincoln Chrome team takes great pride in their personal connection to the industry and truck shows are one way they stay connected to their customers and the drivers who use their products. Shows also give the team an opportunity to discuss with drivers about how quality chrome is produced, and introduce new products like Neverblue Technology.

"Truck Shows are great opportunities to support our customers and promote the Lincoln Chrome Brand," said Katie LeBaron, account representative for Lincoln Chrome. "Often drivers hear about Lincoln Chrome and then seek out the Lincoln Chrome booth at a show, to learn more about the company and our product offering. Truck shows have been a game changer for our business," said Paisley.

Lincoln Chrome will be wrapping up the 2010 truck show season on Oct 24^th in Irwindale, California. During the month of November the team will outline the 2011 season which will kick off in March at the Mid-America Trucks show in Louisville, KY.

Lincoln Chrome Celebrates Two Years of Business

The end of September marked the second year anniversary of the Lincoln Chrome business. “The last two years have been an amazing experience for the team and me. We have learned more than I ever imagined, made lifelong friends along the way, and established the Lincoln Chrome Brand as the premier product in aftermarket exhaust,” said Darren Parker, Director of Lincoln Chrome.

Over the past two years the Lincoln Chrome business has become a multi-million dollar global business. In year two we surpassed many major financial milestones and shipped product to multiple countries around the world. “The Lincoln Chrome brand, as well as our knowledge of trucks and trucking, continues to grow. We continue to see more and more trucks with Lincoln Chrome stacks on the road, and our customer service is viewed as the best in the business,” said Katie LeBaron, Account Representative. The Lincoln Chrome team continues to work hard on the truck show circuit to promote the brand and support both our customers and drivers. “It is great being at a show and people seek us out. Drivers now come to us to talk about our product and their trucks and often the conversations about chrome take place while setting up the booth, fueling at a truck stop, or eating in a restaurant,” said Josh Paisley, Account Representative for Lincoln Chrome.

“Two years ago we started this business with an idea and today we are a major player in the market. The team and business are part of the trucking community and we are committed to providing the best possible product and service in the industry,” said Parker.

Lincoln Chrome continues to add products to their offering to address the ever changing needs of the industry. The recent launch of NeverBlue Technology offers customers a chrome product that will not discolor at high temperatures. As the industry’s needs change, Lincoln Chrome will be there to grow with our customers and the many drivers who use our product.

“The last two years have been a phenomenal experience for the team and me; I look forward to 2011 and beyond with excitement and want to take a moment to thank all the people at Lincoln Industries who produce our high quality products; as well as, the many customers and drivers who support Lincoln Chrome in the industry, “ said Parker.