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Here is a refreshing new look KitCar Worthy. After Michael Wiggins sent us a letter and pictures we had to feature his car. Great work Michael!
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My name is Staff Sergeant Michael T. Wiggins Sr. and I
am in the United States Army. I am an U.S. Army
Recruiter in Valdosta, GA.
Before I became an Army Recruiter in September 2002,
in July 2002, I decided to design a replica NASCAR. I
designed pictures of it on my computer to
find the
color scheme that I liked and would be a" show
stopper". I picked the number 79 because after
researching the Internet I could not find anyone in
NASCAR who had the number 79. I also picked 79
because this is the Military Occupational Specialty
for an Army Recruiter. I searched the Internet
for
two months to find the right car for the project. I
bought a 1989 Ford Thunderbird LX. I then went online
to ATLANTA AUTO ACCESSORIES in Atlanta, GA and
purchased the Ground Effects from RAZZI. I had WEBB
GRAPHIX & LETTERING in Valdosta, GA to print the large
numbers on the Door, the "Army of
One" Star on the
hood, the goarmy.com for the rear panels, Mike Wiggins
Sr. on the top of the door, and the number 79 for the
right/rear lights. I purchased all the little
stickers (where NASCAR puts their sponsor stickers) at
Fort Benning in Columbus, GA. I had RUSSELL BROWN
RACE CAR in Valdosta,
GA to build the NASCAR rear
Spoiler for the car. I had SPRAYGLO in Valdosta, GA
do all the bodywork and paint the car for me. SPRAYGLO
had the car ready for me to be picked up on November
11, 2002 (Veteran's Day).
NASCAR is one of this country's largest spectator
sports and I thought it would be fun driving the car
around while Recruiting and representing the U.S.
Army. The kids love it and I get a lot of "thumbs up"
from adults as well.
V/R
MICHAEL T. WIGGINS SR.
SSG, USA
U.S. Army Recruiter
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