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PCI Race Radios, Inc. acquires the Solder Joint and opens up second store in Orange, California!

Signal Hill, CA (December 1, 2008) PCI Race Radios, the leading supplier of Communications to the Powersports Industry has acquired The Solder Joint, of Orange, California. Mark Foster, founder of The Solder Joint relocated to Indiana and PCI Race Radios took advantage of the opportunity to open a second, more convenient location for our Racing customers and expand into the Marine and Public Safety Industry.

PCI Race Radios, Inc. has hired Mark "Hollywood" Lowman, and he will continue to manage the Solder Joint, a DBA of PCI Race Radios, Inc. "I'm excited about The Solder Joint's now expanded line of products and increased inventory levels, this is exactly what we needed to service our customers better," commented Mark Lowman, Manager of the Solder Joint.

In the purchase of the business, PCI also acquired a new 20 ft. trailer to better support our racers in the desert. We are now able to be at two places at one time, like the upcoming January 22nd, 2008 weekend. Our 40 ft. trailer will be at the SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge race, while our 20 ft. service trailer will be at the MORE Barstow race.

In addition to our new boating packages, The Solder Joint offers full custom installations in all types of vehicles, trucks and boats. The Solder Joint also has full CB Sales and Service at their Orange location. The Solder Joint is conveniently located in Orange where the 22, 55 and 57 Freeways meet, we have stocked the shelves with inventory and done some renovations to the store, stop by and check it out! The Solder Joint offers full custom Installations and CB sales and service.

In 1976, PCI entered into the motor sports industry and immediately emerged as a leader providing unparalleled support, service and clear communications. Providing trackside support for over 30 years, while developing racer friendly products, PCI is widely recognized as the leader in off road racing motor sports. Find PCI Radios on the net at www.pciraceradios.com

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