Getting The Snap-on Factory Five Mk4 Challenge Car Race Ready

Posted on August 24, 2018 by in What's New

In episode 3of the Factory Five Snap-On Tools Mk4-R Challenge Car build, the team get the body mounted and do a final nut and bolt check to get the car ready to head out on the track for NASCAR’s Joey Logano to take it out for a test drive.

Click here to watch episode 2 of the build.

Click here to catch up on the first episode of the Mk4-R build.

Click here to view a photo gallery of studio shots of the Factory Five Snap-On Mk4-R Challenge Car.

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