Salem, IN (March 3, 2004) – PitBoxes.com owner Ricky Sanders has announced that PitBoxes.com has agreed to be a sponsor with the Sunoco Super Series for the upcoming 2004 race season. PitBoxes.com will award the 4^th place finisher at every Sunoco Super Series event with a $100 Product Certificate. In addition, PitBoxes.com will award the 4^th place finisher in 2004 Sunoco Super Series final points with a $400 Product Certificate.

"I am very excited about involving PitBoxes.com with the Sunoco Super Series in 2004," remarked Sanders. "The Sunoco Super Series provides PitBoxes.com with a venue to market our products to grass root racers involved with the series and at the tracks the series will compete at in 2004. I always enjoyed racing a super late model, hopefully things will work out so I can race some Sunoco Super Series events soon."

PitBoxes.com, based in Stockbridge, Georgia, specializes in producing both Standard and Custom Built Pit Boxes for all types of racing. PitBoxes.com has been building Pit Boxes for ten years. PitBoxes.com has six Standard Boxes, but will custom build anything from a simple roll around cart to large toolboxes. PitBoxes.com has even built 10-foot long boxes and specialized boxes with computers and satellites. More information on PitBoxes.com is available at www.PitBoxes.com, or call 888-274-8679.

PitBoxes.com owner Ricky Sanders has been racing since 1984, he grew up in the sport watching his dad race and helping work on his dad’s cars. Sanders started in hobby cars then moved up to late models. Sanders raced with the Southern All-Stars then moved up to Hooters Pro Cup. The last four years Sanders has been competing with the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series with his own team. Sanders is in the process of selling his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series equipment in order to concentrate more on his businesses. Besides PitBoxes.com, Sanders also owns Billet Race Products and RaceTrailersales.Com. Sanders plans to return to late model racing as a hobby, his main goal for the 2004 season is to compete in the Snowball Derby, a race has not been able to compete in, because up until this season it has always conflicted with the Performance Racing Industry Show in Indianapolis. More information is available on Ricky Sanders at www.rickysanders.com.