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Revision as of 03:26, 24 March 2018
Re-Volting is a trademark for rebuilt alternators and batteries, for when cars' alternators start to fail. Davey
Apex, the Piston Cup racer, beared this sponsor, as well as Davey's reserve driver, Bashman. Between Cars and Cars 3, T.G. Castlenut replaces Davey Apex and the number changes from 84 to 48. However, in Cars 3, following Jackson Storm's win at the Copper Canyon Speedway, T.G Castlenut is fired, along with five other veterans, and replaced by a next-generation racer named Aaron Clocker. In the 1950's Re-Volting sponsored Leroy Heming with the number #300.
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Trivia
- Re-Volting appears as a batteries mark in Pixar's film Toy Story 3.
- In 2006 the Re-Volting racers beared #84. In 2017 they were #48. In the 1950s they were #300.
- Re-Volting is the sponsor with the most Racers shown, with 5 in total (Davey, Bashman, Castlenut, Aaron and Leroy Heming)
- Davey has the same number as Mac iCar.
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