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Oct 3 2010 Ave At Cobb 082
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Comment by John Baker on October 28, 2011 at 5:36am
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Nice!
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Comment by jim (MOPAR JIM )nelson on October 3, 2010 at 1:47pm
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That was my Dodge Charger that I moved to let George park next to you.
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Comment by Don Mettler on October 3, 2010 at 1:29pm
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I didn't know he was that "George", I have heard about him for years - my uncle used to have a 914 that he got serviced there. I will have to catch up with him again to talk about his business. Thanks for the pictures - I didn't have time to get around to see all the great cars.
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Thanks. The red on is my friend's car and it parks across the street. He said I could us it any time. If you don't know George Hussy you should. You guys can help each other find business. He owns Automobile Atlanta and sells Porch parts and some cars and knows a ton of car guys. He is DR914@autoatlanta.com
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Great cars! The white one belongs to Black Diamond Motor Sports (I am the owner). Let we have some new pricing plans, let us know if you would like to drive it. Check out or group on this site.
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