TALLADEGA, Ala. - (03/31/05)America's First Federal CreditUnion is using its status as the Official Credit Union ofTalladega Superspeedway to promote its auto loans andrefinancing programs by offering members who finance or refinanceany new or used vehicle of $5,000 the opportunity to take a freespin around the track. Any member of America's First who financesor refinances $5,000 or more the CU by April 28 will also receive atrack ride voucher good for a drive around the famed 2.66-miletrack on May 21, which will be followed by a VIP picnic.Participants will also be entered to win a new 2005 Ford Mustang,customized by Manheim Mark III Customs. The winning entry will bedrawn on April 29, and the winner will be presented with the keysto the car before the May 1 Aaron's 499 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Seriesrace at Talladega Superspeedway in order to take a parade lap priorto the start of the race. The winner will also receive two ticketsand a hospitality package to the event.
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