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Dorman Announces New Product Idea Contest Winner

The “New Idea of the Month” winner is awarded a $100 VISA gift card.

aftermarketNews Staff
By aftermarketNews Staff
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Dorman Products Inc. has announce its June 2016 New Product Idea contest winner: Paul W. from Hamilton, New Jersey.

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Dorman - logoQualifying service technicians and counter people submitting a “New Product Idea” via DormanProducts.com are eligible to win. Dorman’s New Product Development Team will review all ideas, whether they were submitted recently or in the past, and determine monthly winners. Each new product idea counts and those submitting multiple ideas earn multiple chances to win. Remember: an idea submitted today, could win you cash down the road.

“New Idea of the Month” winners are awarded a $100 VISA gift card. Contest winners also will earn a spotlight on themselves and their businesses on Dorman’s Facebook page.

All individual contest winners will be entered into Dorman’s annual grand-prize contest drawn in December for a chance to win a $500 VISA gift card.

Complete contest details available at dormanproducts.com.

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