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[05/30/2002] Mustang Works mentioned within Chip Havemann Interview in 5.0 Mustang

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The Mustang Works and it''s owner, Dan McClain, were recently mentioned in an article within the July issue of 5.0 Mustangs and Super Fords Magazine. It appears as part of an interview article on Chip Havemann, the Street Renegade champion who is now converting to Street Outlaw. Read the article below, written by former site contributor, Dr. Jamie Meyer.

In 1997, Mr. McClain drafted the rules for a new racing class geared towards street driven Mustangs. The class was adopted by Fun Ford Weekend and became know as, Street Renegade. It became one of the hottest head''s-up racing classes in the country and was soon copied by the NMRA and other racing organizations. During the first year of Street Renegade, in 1998, Chip Havemann won the S/R Championship in the Fun Ford Weekend drag racing series putting this class and himself solidly on the Ford Racing forefront.

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