Wow, great photo. I've known Roy since he was a teen. He's sure come a long way, couldn't have happen to a nicer guy. I used to paint frames for his dad way back when. Andy's instant T days!
And Dick Deluna..has quite a collection himself. Been to his house and seen his cars, great guy! His best friend Travis (RIP) was a mentor to me.
Thanks for sharing. Great car too.

Greg ,,, And to think there were doubters about the LS !! IT'S SICK !! Love it ! How can anyone top this ???:trophy-1302:

Greg the car turned out amazing ! now that you have the trophy remember why you wanted to build it. Now get out and drive this thing! we want burnout picts. and some drifting.lol I guess just cruising will do too!:whenitsdone:

Nice to see everyone here giving a Street Rood love, take it to Indy and go for Goodguys Hot rod of Year. You get to beat on it

Dad had to work it off by walking around alot. Thankfully, I'm a skinny little prick and can eat whatever I want and will never gain a single pound :relax:

Awesome car Greg!

Did you win anything at GNRS?? I know it's not about the awards, but I am curious how the car did. It looks awesome!

Yeah -- it's going to be tough to get people to realize that an LS in a hot rod is a far better option than another hot rod with the standard 350.... And I would have put a SBF with 8 stacks in it if it was going to be my car... rather than Gwens.








The only trophy I ever care about is owning the car. Trophies are landfill.










I feel the same way buddy! It's really nice to see all these guys loving some old iron!!







Thank you!!!










I got a "Participation" plaque.... GNRS judges apparently aren't keen on LS motors in old Fords..... You should have seen the butt Fugly car that won the class.... It looked like something Steve Frisbee would have designed.


What was KILLER was that the designer that works for Steve Frisbee made it a point to come over and tell me that he LOVED my car.... Steve on the other hand just paced around his little booth... and I loved it that all these people would gather around the car and then we'd stand there and discuss all the details. So there was not chance he didn't know it was my car. HAHAHAHAHA

Dave is a super nice guy, I liked working with him.

Me too Bob... and Tim as well.... it's the little prick with his name on the door that's the problem over there. As well as Chuck --- whom I was glad to see was not in the booth at GNRS so maybe he finally got fired or moved on.