Merchandise Hauler

After talking with Robby on Saturday and ribbing him good for no trailer with goodies to buy. He told me in two-three weeks on merchandise, and that they are working out licensing agreements, then it will be good to go. I was dissapointed not to see his trailer selling products at Daytona for the second year in a row. But he wasn't alone. Jamie McMurray -barely anything & no diecast. Kenseth, no 1/64 diecast with no attempt for a kid version/end around the hard liquor rule. No Bobby Labonte/Taxslayer. You would think these drivers could put a rush on any licenses they would need in the off season to sell at Daytona,,,

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Permalink Reply by Mike/WC77 on February 19, 2010 at 12:28pm

Or the ol' "send in __# of UPC's off 4 packs & receive a free RGM/Monster shirt or hat"...

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Permalink Reply by Michael Kozlowski on February 19, 2010 at 5:02pm

At Infineon in 07 they did give a free Monster with purchase (only 1 though, come on, six would be redonkulous!) on race day, and it went over really well. I didn't get one, though, 'cause I got all my stuff on Friday :-(

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Permalink Reply by Billy on February 20, 2010 at 9:15am

I don't think a 6 pack would be ridiculous.... What does it cost Monster to make the stuff? It would only be at the racetracks anyway................... You know what, I really don't care what they do. I shouldn't be worrying how Monster and NASCAR are gonna get rich off of merchandise that we can't even find right now ..............
Well maybe now Warner might consider giving a free CD with each purchase?........ LOL

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Permalink Reply by Tom GasOn on February 20, 2010 at 6:11am

went to qualifying today at Fontana, was bummed there wasn't a trailer. I was hoping for some nascar monster merchandise. Hopefully the online store will have some in a few weeks.

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Permalink Reply by TurboMarty on February 22, 2010 at 11:18am

I was at the Track this weekend (RV infield). I'm not sure if I should thank Robby for not bringing the trailer or not, because it usually cost me about $300-400 at his trailer. That is $600+ for both races. I came home with not buying one thing, I didn't even buy a T shirt at the blowout trailer, great work shirts 5 bucks apiece.

With all the off-road fans in the west coast why would you not bring the trailer or rent one, Or better yet bring the Freight-liners setup with his gear that would be a big attraction.

Maybe he will have something at Phoenix.

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Permalink Reply by laura_a_Robbyfan on February 22, 2010 at 11:52am

LOL! My husband was ecstatic to find out the merchandise trailer was not there. I spent a total of 34.50 for this past weekend. $2.00 for a coffee and 32.50 for my scanner rental. I saved my coffee cup and brought ziploc bag of international sugar free swiss mocha then just had them refilling my cup for free with hot water. Very nice!