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ITW Global Brands SEMA Show Booth to Feature DRAGG Mustang

By SEMA Editors

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All proceeds raised during the 2016 SEMA Show will be presented to DRAGG to support its mission of police officers and the automotive industry mentoring youth in their home community of Oxnard, California.

ITW Global Brands (booth #15119) will feature the Drag Racers Against Gangs and Graffiti (DRAGG) “Thin Blue Line” Mustang at the 2016 SEMA Show.

SEMA Show attendees can sign the hood of DRAGG’s “Thin Blue Line” Ford Mustang for $20 or more. All proceeds raised during the 2016 SEMA Show will be presented to DRAGG to support its mission of police officers and the automotive industry mentoring youth in their home community of Oxnard, California. The display is located in the Westgate Hall, directly across from the Ford Customer Service booth.

“We are honored and excited to be supporting DRAGG at SEMA this year,” said Patrick Mallon, ITW Marketing Director. “It is important for us to give back to our community and DRAGG’s mentoring efforts are a great way to get involved and offer at-risk youth a future and a hope for a better life.”

Some of the “Thin Blue Line” 2015 Ford Mustang Fastback features include:

  • 2.3L EcoBoost engine
  • 6-speed manual transmission
  • Vortech Engineering Intercooler
  • Borla “Attack” cat-back exhaust
  • American Muscle Airlift performance suspension
  • Custom paint and lights

Visit booth #15119 to see the complete list of customized features during SEMA 2016.

The DRAGG “Thin Blue Line” Mustang was customized and built by the students of DRAGG in Oxnard, California. Ford partnered with DRAGG and donated the Mustang Fastback used to create the “Thin Blue Line”. The “Thin Blue Line” was displayed at SEMA 2015 and has appeared at Barrett Jackson 2016 in Phoenix, and other tour stops.

“DRAGG is honored to be partnered with ITW Global Brands at SEMA this year. Working with great companies like ITW is what helps our program grow,” said Sergeant Charles Woodruff, Personnel and Training Unit, DRAGG Director, Oxnard Police Department. “It shows our students the fundamentals of working in the industry from the build of our projects to the final showcase. It keeps them engaged in the process and hopefully a mentorship to continue in the industry.”