Mood Springs

Mood Springs is a company that makes springs and formerly sponsored Chuck Armstrong, Banks, and Dud Throttleman, and is currently sponsoring Ed Truncan. The sponsor's purpose is unknown, though it most likely produces springs for a car's suspension. Many Mood Springs advertisements appeared in Tokyo.
==Gallery==
Chuck Armstrong.png|Chuck Armstrong.
Banks2.png|Banks
Dud throttleman.png|Dud Throttleman
Truncan art.png|Ed Truncan
Mood Springs Crew Chief.PNG|The Mood Springs Crew Chief
MoodSpringsPittyBadge.png|Mood Springs Pitty
MoodSpringsPitCrew.png|Chuck's pit crew
Dud Throttleman's Crew Chief.jpg|Dud's pit crew
Ed crew chief.png|Ed's crew chief
Next-Gen Mood Springs Pitty.jpg|One of Ed's pitties
Mood Springs Hauler.png|Mood Springs Hauler
Dud Throttleman's Hauler.jpg|Dud Throttleman's Hauler
File:Ed Truncan's Hauler.jpg|Ed Truncan's hauler
Mood Springs Tent 2.JPG|Mood Springs Tent
893EB47A-DF01-401E-90FE-250ABC01F5D3.jpeg|1950s logo
Mood Springs logo from 2006.png|2006 logo
Next gen mood springs.png|2017 logo
Yokoza mood.jpg|Logo seen in Tokyo Mater
==Names in other languages==
*Russian: Настрой Рессоры (transcription: Nastroy Ressory)
*Ukrainian: Щасливі Радіатори (transcription: Shchaslyvi Radiatory)
==Trivia==
*The name is a pun on "Mood Swings".
*In the 1950s, Mood Springs were sold at All Right Automotive Parts.
*Mood Springs is based on Moog Suspension Parts, which is one of the contingency sponsors found on NASCAR stock cars.
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