Keen Parts reveals ‘Mystery Machine’ No. 32 ahead of Martinsville

Come Martinsville, Corey LaJoie will be piloting more than just the No. 32 Ford Mustang. 

 

Longtime Go Fas Racing (GFR) sponsor, Keen Parts/CorvetteParts.net, will transform their usual paint scheme into a Scooby-Doo inspired Mystery Machine for the First Data 500, less than a week before Halloween.

 

“Scooby Doo was my favorite cartoon growing up, so when Tom and TJ asked what I wanted to do for Martinsville, there was no doubt that I wanted to be driving the Mystery Machine,” commented driver Corey LaJoie. “They always have really cool themes behind their Halloween-weekend schemes and I’m excited to be part of this one and thankful for all that they do for our team.”

 

This will be the second year that the Corvette parts supplier has converted their sponsorship of the No. 32 at the October Martinsville event into a unique, eye-catching masterpiece – in celebration of Halloween. 

 

Last fall, the Ohio-based company brought a purple and black Peanuts scheme that showcased one of the most recognizable characters known, Snoopy. The scheme instantly became a favorite by fans of all ages. 

 

Owners Tom & TJ Keen have played a key role in many of GFR’s most well-known paint schemes, including every GFR throwback scheme at Darlington Raceway. In continuing that, TJ recently announced that they would honor Dale Jarrett with this year’s throwback scheme. 

 

Be sure to check out CorvetteParts.net for any of your Corvette needs. Whether you’re looking for a complete interior for your vintage ’58 Corvette or a performance accessory for your ’09, they have the Corvette part you need and the expertise you want. 

 

Don’t miss the Keen Parts Mystery Machine on track when the First Data 500 is contested on October 27 at 3:00 PM ET. Coverage of the 500-lap event will be on NBCSN and MRN Radio.