Profile Racing in 1975 continues to impress by making race chassis for many other big names in modified car racing. A regional speed magazine picks up the story about localization, which propels the company forward, making big waves nationally. Profile Racing’s Jim Alley is is quoted, “It’s a funny thing… […]
So now, Profile Racing is into its sixth year of business. Earlier in Profile’s history the frames and chassis sanctioned by the modified racing competition organizations authorized only frames and chassis made from consumer model autos. Popular were the early 70s AMC Gremlins, mid-30s Ford Coupes, late-30s Chevy coupes, etc. […]
1973 saw Profile Racing making its name in the auto racing market of the northeast portion of the US and with that came rapid growth. Our first catalog was printed and distributed with race car chassis being featured with added suspensions, suspension components, steering assemblies and accessories with many of […]
We’re just scraping the surface of our Profile Racing heritage series and we haven’t even gotten to bicycles yet. This week it’s 1972. Here’s a magazine ad for Profile Racing advertising their fabrication of race car chassis and additional services offered to the race car enthusiasts. The ad was published […]
1971 was an interesting year for the young Profile Racing. It was gaining a name for itself with its steering gears. Barely 3 years old, it then started the fabrication of race car rail chassis. Shown in the photo below is the first Northeast Modified racer built by Profile. It […]
Celebrating Profile’s 50th anniversary, the “Legacy” tee is now available. -100% cotton with water based screen print. -Legacy logo in gold, printed on a black blank. Printed in the USA. https://www.profileracing.com/product/profile-racing-legacy-shirt/
This is our first Profile installment of 50-weekly posts kicking off a year of celebrating Profile’s 50th Anniversary. Jim Alley, owner and founder of Profile Racing, Inc. adds, “I’d like to thank you all for your support through the years. And, as we start the celebration of our 50th year […]
We are taking precautions to protect our employees and follow CDC and state guidelines. In the meantime, our machine shop is still running, we're here to assist you and we'll be shipping product to help support bike shops during this difficult time.
