If you haven't heard of Vaughn Gittin Jr, you will soon. The
Joppa, Maryland, native has earned the reputation of being one
of the world's best drifters and is the next big thing at Ford
Racing. His accolades include winning the 2005 D1 USA vs. Japan
competition, the 2007 D1 World Championship, and the final event
of the 2008 Formula D season at Irwindale Speedway. Gittin,
piloting his well-known '05 Mustang, is also responsible for
helping to bring American muscle to the sport, which has
historically been dominated by Japanese cars.  For the 2009
season, Vaughn Gittin put his '05 Mustang out to pasture and
upgraded to an all-new '10 model. Built by AutoSport Dynamics
(ASD) in Charlotte, NC, the new car is purpose-built for
drifting and represents a huge step up from the previous
generation. One of the main focuses of the new Mustang was to
take out as much weight as possible. While the old car wouldn't
necessarily be considered heavy at 3,150 pounds, the '10 model
tips the scales at a mere 2,500 pounds! "We