What do you guy's think of the feature of the month, the yellow Torino?  

Wish Greg had been able to come to the Texas Muscle Car Club Challenge in Abilene this last Sunday so I could see it up close and personal.  Car and owner are well spoken about.  Too bad you guys don't have a "roving reporter" in Texas, there were plenty of feature cars here.  

Yeah, there is only so much area we can cover, it's too bad there is alot of really cool stuff all over the country, that probably doesn't get the recognition it deserves.  

Greg is a friend of mine and you did the car justice. It deserves to be in the mag. Thanks for doing cars like this and look forward to seeing more of them. Great job!  

I'm not sure about the yellow one just the red 71 Ford Torino GT with the 351 Windsor motor.  I had one of those with a shaker hood back in 1971, but it has like a band of red, orange, and yellow down the side.  That was one sweet car..Thanks for bringing back such sweet memories, and still think of it often.  Maybe if he gets tired of it he might want to give me a holler.  Would be interested..  My play toy now is a 1964 Chevy 2 door with a 3 speed on the floor, and I need to get a few little things done other than that, real sweet too!  Have a good one now, and if it's a Torino it has to be great!!  Just me, oh yeah I'm a girlie by the way.. Take care you!!  

Yeah, honestly you can't go wrong with a Torino, and red orange and yellow stripes would only have worked in the the seventies    

I got a chance to see Greg's Torino today at the races and speak with him for awhile. Great guy and really neat car. He was drilling 7.0's in the 1/8th mile all day.

I was impressed with his use of the solid flat tappet and he says it's been running strong for years with it and zero maintenance. Maybe old tech ain't so bad???


JIM