What a sad loss. Greg, you will be missed. I was always blown away with how much effort he put into the investing thread, trying to help all of us have a better future. I was happy that I bumped into him at sema a few years ago, he was busy but took a few minutes to talk. RIPGreg.

RIP Greg

RIP Greg. Thank you for all you have given to this community.

I never had the opportunity to meet Greg but I did ask him a couple questions in the past and he was always friendly and quick to offer help and guidance. I wish the best for his family.

i never met him but i am sad to hear of his passing.it was fun to check in on what he was building and where he was going.he seems to have left an impression on many people here and the community will truly mourn his passing.my prayers go out to his family.RIP Mr Weld.

An absolute legend! Irreplaceable

What a great guy. I didn’t know him per se but only thru lateral g. He always had great stories and gave some great advice. I really liked his post on money management etc stocks. Guy was really really intelligent. I followed his advice on some stocks even though he didn’t really give advice but some insight. He knew a lot about everything


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Just heard the news , sucks . He always seemed to have solid advice,was a big part of the community that is cool cars . Why is it the good ones go too early and some of the people who are stains on humanity still get to live ?
Ten bucks says hes up there telling the big guy how to invest and make his car faster lol
RIP Greg

I was stunned when they announced it at the Good Guys show in Columbus this morning...Tell's you what a guy he was that the staff of GG felt it necessary to let the car/hot rod community know.....

RIP Greg.

I haven't been on here for months...but it seemed fitting to pay respects to a great man I met here over a decade ago. Like with many, he helped me early on with my business with a wealth of advice. I was privileged to hang out with him at The Shed.

I am thankful I got to speak with him (via Facebook) quite a bit the past few weeks. Even in his darkest hour he was giving me advice and saying how proud of me he was.

On Monday I asked him about doing a Greg Weld Memorial Cruise. How do you ask a living guy how he would want to be remembered? I was hesitant, but he quickly responded about a beautiful drive up in Canada he had done years ago. I said I would be honored to make that happen.

Not much else to share at this point except to honor his life today. - Chris Holstrom