2002 Howe

Following its roots in ASA Speed Trucks, the 2002 Howe chassis was refined into the TA2 class—a regulated spec series emphasizing cost control and driver talent. Howe-built TA2 cars dominated Trans-Am and international equivalents, offering Camaro, Mustang, or Challenger fiberglass bodies over standardized, well-engineered chassis. Today, many of these cars remain competitive across SCCA, Trans-Am, and vintage circuits, prized for their robust build and thrilling V8 performance.

In short, the 2002 Howe is not just a single car, but a milestone chassis: starting life as a Speed Truck, evolving into a TA2 platform, and helping define accessible, high-performance stock car racing—still raced and respected decades later.

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