Hello from Columbus, Ohio
03-29-2009, 10:38 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Ohio
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Hello from Columbus, Ohio
Hello...My name is Greg. I reside in Eastern Columbus, Ohio. Have been a certifiable Mustang nut for a long time. My first car was a 73 Mach 1, 351 Cleveland. I saved every penny I could for a year and a half to rebuild the 351, and add a few things like Edelbrock intake, re-jetted Holley 600, TRW pistons, port and polish heads, Hooker Super-Comp headers, etc.. I have since owned 4 more Mustangs, an 84 GT Turbo, 83 GT 5 speed w/ T-tops, and now my newest one, a 2006 GT.
The 06 GT has the factory 18" wheels, and a few upgrades include a Roush rear spoiler, hood scoop, carbon fiber dash panels, and pedals. Also, quarter window louvers, side scoops, rear black-out panel, "Stars and Stripes" Mustang grille emblem, headlight and fog light covers, chrome shifter bezel, and a Hurst short-throw shifter. The windows will be tinted very soon, and I have a set of Roush lowering springs still in the box waiting to be installed.
I work at a restoration place all day long, then come home and work on my own cars...seems like its all I do. LOL I also have a Shell Valley 427 Cobra replicar which is in the build stages, and my dad and I have a 1932 Ford that has been in the family since 1953, which after I get it, will be my sons car someday- when he's old enough to appreciate it and take care of it.
I apparently can't post a pic of my car, but you can see a few pics at www.gregsgarage.20megsfree.com
The 06 GT has the factory 18" wheels, and a few upgrades include a Roush rear spoiler, hood scoop, carbon fiber dash panels, and pedals. Also, quarter window louvers, side scoops, rear black-out panel, "Stars and Stripes" Mustang grille emblem, headlight and fog light covers, chrome shifter bezel, and a Hurst short-throw shifter. The windows will be tinted very soon, and I have a set of Roush lowering springs still in the box waiting to be installed.
I work at a restoration place all day long, then come home and work on my own cars...seems like its all I do. LOL I also have a Shell Valley 427 Cobra replicar which is in the build stages, and my dad and I have a 1932 Ford that has been in the family since 1953, which after I get it, will be my sons car someday- when he's old enough to appreciate it and take care of it.
I apparently can't post a pic of my car, but you can see a few pics at www.gregsgarage.20megsfree.com
