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By Counterman
NPW announced “the resounding success” of its 33rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
The tournament took place Dec. 10 at the esteemed Miami Lakes Golf Club, formerly Don Shula’s Golf Club.
The event brought together more than 100 channel partners, customers and industry leaders for a day of golf and goodwill, all in support of First Tee of Miami – a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through the game of golf.
The tournament, featuring a scramble format, catered to golfers of all skill levels, and offered various prizes for accomplishments such as the longest drive, closest to the pin and outstanding team performance.
“Our Annual Charity Golf Tournament has been a cherished tradition for over three decades, and this year’s gathering exceeded our expectations,” said Chris Pacey, CEO at NPW. “It was heartening to see so many people from the industry come together to make a positive impact on our community.
“Teaming up with First Tee of Miami adds an extra layer of significance to the event. First Tee is doing great work in the community, and we are proud to contribute to their mission.”
NPW extended its gratitude to all participants, sponsors and contributors who made this event a success, and said it looks forward to continuing its philanthropic initiatives in the years to come.
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By Counterman
National Performance Warehouse (NPW) has shared highlights form its 32nd-annual charity golf event, held Dec. 11 at the Miami Lakes Golf Club.
In addition to having more than 100 players from the automotive industry, PGA’s Erik Compton was there to offer advice and inspire the teams. Compton, who is a Miami native with several professional PGA wins, held a clinic before the shotgun start to help improve the players handicaps and offer guidance. Erik was also stationed on the 18th hole with his Trakman showing player’s their individual swing metrics while blasting drives on the closing par 4.
At the end of play, an event was held at the Miami Lakes Golf Club’s facility. Following cocktails and dinner there were awards and recognition. Door prizes were presented to everyone who played. The winner was CAM Automotive with 16 under par. The event culminated with $6,000 pledged to First Tee Miami.
“We are very grateful for the support of all our sponsors who make this event possible,” said Chris Pacey, CEO of NPW. “We certainly know that both our customers and our suppliers create business opportunities here as well as friendships as they spend time outside the normal business process. We are also glad to have the proceeds benefit The First Tee of Miami. We look forward to our 33rd event next year.”
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By Mighty Auto Parts
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By robert223
I seen someone else posted about this radio here https://www.dodgeintrepid.net/10-general-discussion/88425-pinout-what-each-wire-does-radio-need-find-out.html , i parted this out of a 2002 dodge grand caravan sport, the thread above me he had the same radio except it was parted out of a 2000 car, the wires arnt the same color as described on that fourm, and no matter where i look i cant find anything that has the same exact wire color, im assuming they changed the harness after 2000. The colors for my radio are on the grey harness red grey, blue pink, brown grey, light/baby blue grey, orange brown, orange yellow, green brown, green blue. on the black harness its White purple, yellow grey, grey, green yellow, green, green, dark blue, green orange, grey orange. then it has a metal silver cable looking thing attached to it which is seprate from each harness. hope you guys can help me out, date codes 1852 its just hard to find exact diagrams for this, if you cant help because this harness has odd colors, could you link a wiring harness that might be more common? thanks again.
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