Werewolf

Werewolf is a 2019 Subaru Forester monster truck owned and driven by Tom Kiggins out of York, Maine. The truck has been an East Coast staple since it's 1990 debut and has competed in various leagues throughout its career. The truck has undergone six major body style changes across three different chassis.
==History==
Werewolf was originally created in 1990. The first Werewolf was a steel body, leafspring truck built out of a 1985 Subaru BRAT. It was originally Monster Brat under Good One Racing, and originally ran with Good One Racing for two years until they sold it to Kiggins so he could move on with his own team now that he was experienced enough.
In 1995, a new Werewolf was built by Kiggins, which used a tube chassis and coil-over shocks as well as a 1995 Subaru Legacy Outback body, a body considered unusual at the time. The original chassis was kept for displays, now with a fiberglass body, and now runs as the Werewolf ride truck.
In 1999, a brand-new chassis was constructed for the truck. The second chassis was converted to Comet.
In 2003, the truck received a new Subaru Baja body. From 2007-2012, the truck would occasionally run red tires, which were reused from the Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks Live! tour in Southeast Asia that Werewolf ran as Meteor in.
In 2009, the truck switched to a Subaru Forester body. In 2011, it briefly returned to the Baja body for a Monster Jam event in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
In 2013, the truck received a new Subaru Crosstrek body. At a Monster Jam show in Cullowhee, North Carolina, the truck caught fire during its freestyle, resulting in smoke plumes setting off the venue's fire alarm system, which led to an evacuation. Because Kiggins was not wearing fire-proof gloves, he would suffer severe burns to both of his hands and would be unable to drive for several months. His crew chief Trent Hudacek filled in for the other shows, while Kiggins' niece Stacey Torney would fill in during his hiatus. Torney was eventually given her own truck Country Girl a year later.
In 2019, the truck received a new Subaru Forester body. The same year, Kiggins and Werewolf would win the Monster Truck Heroes Tour championship.
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