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Thursday, March 18, 2010

PRP Seats Original Owner Takes Helm Again

PRP Seats


For Immediate Release
Contact: Aaron Wedeking
Phone: 800-317-6253
Email: Aaron@prpseats.com

PRP Seats Original Owner Takes Helm Once Again
Date: 3/16/2010

After a two and half year hiatus Aaron Wedeking is back at PRP Seats! Aaron founded PRP back in 1997 with the goal of providing high quality, custom seats to the off road, weekend play crowd. “I grew up playing in the Southern California deserts and I am excited to be back in the industry” commented Aaron.

Aaron left the company in 2007 and recently had the opportunity to purchase it back. He is bringing back his dedication to superior customer service and building the best off road seats available. Aaron said “We are not selling one size fits all auto parts, customers can rely on me to build seats that fit their exact needs.” Please check out the new web site at www.prpseats.com and give Aaron a call at the shop he would love to hear from old and new customers.


PRP Seats are Proud Sponsors of the Albright Landuse War Machine Jeep.

Download this Press Release in WORD (.doc)

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Poison Spyder Customs is back under new ownership


Poison Spyder Customs Under New Ownership
Banning, CA: Larry and Cheri McRae are the proud new owners and caretakers of Poison Spyder Customs. The McRae’s including daughter Cortney, are excited about this new venture and Larry commented, “We, like so many, have known and respected the Slays for years. We know how hard they’ve worked and sacrificed to build Poison Spyder Customs into what it is today. "

"When we heard the Slays were simplifying their life and dropping the Poison Spyder Customs product line, we had mixed emotions. We were excited for our friends in the 4 wheeling community who decided to travel down a different path, but were disappointed that the Poison Spyder products would no longer be available. Cheri and I wondered if we could do something about it. Clifton and I had a meeting at the SEMA Show and the rest, as they say, is history, added McRae.”
Read the whole story and see what the Slay's are doing now, right here.