FoneGEAR to Launch NASCAR Phone Cases

There are lots of NASCAR fans around the country that will find this interesting. FoneGEAR has announced that it will soon be launching a line of NASCAR cases for mobile phones. The cases are slated to launch in early Q2 2008.

FoneGEAR says the cases will have imagery of a variety of popular NASCAR drivers including Dale Ernhardt, Jr., Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, and Kyle Busch. Each case will have a unique molded color design and the signature of the featured driver.

"These cases will be available shortly, and foneGEAR is very pleased to have been able to partner with Sprint to deliver a driver-themed product line." said Ken Eisenbraun, President of foneGEAR. "NASCAR represents a tremendous addition to the portfolio of licensed cellular accessories offered by foneGEAR, and it is a wonderful opportunity for us to be able to offer these cases for sale through select retail partners."

Via foneGEAR (PDF)

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