Speaking of building something from scratch, how about the Suddards? While I know a bit of the history behind GRM, I'd be really interested in an interview.
Speaking of building something from scratch, how about the Suddards? While I know a bit of the history behind GRM, I'd be really interested in an interview.
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:Speaking of building something from scratch, how about the Suddards? While I know a bit of the history behind GRM, I'd be really interested in an interview.
I'm down for ALL OF THIS
How about Dave Despain I always enjoyed his perspective on racing.
JG Pasterjak said:And I'd love to talk to Jim Glickenhaus at some point, too. Because in addition to giving the world insane supercars, he also gave the world "Maniac Cop," "The Exterminator" and "Basket Case 2."
Another vote for Jim, he's who I want to be when I grow up.
I appreciate everyone who said me but pretty much all of you have more interesting lives.
Robin Miller?
Toto and Christian, at the same time, with a good bottle of whiskey already half gone at the start.
How bout each other on the staff? We know you peeps, but interviews would be fun!
How bout Kevin Smith (ksr racing?
Also, second wally, and add Seth.
Woody's dog - I hear he's got a sweet turbo-brick.
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:Randy Pobst. Local/Floridian, accessible, accomplished race driver, loquacious (fun interview subject).
ICYMI, we interviewed Randy back in the day:
We also did a podcast with Randy Pobst.
In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :
Some good early GRM lore with Tim here.
wvumtnbkr said:How bout each other on the staff? We know you peeps, but interviews would be fun!
How bout Kevin Smith (ksr racing?
Also, second wally, and add Seth.
JG and I did a few podcasts that were kind of open.
Here's a podcast where I think JG just interviewed me.
For the full podcast list, just go here, and don't forget to listen to the one with Dave Brockie/Oderus Urungus.
Similar to Randy, how about Andy Pilgrim, another one who made it from autocrossing a stock GTi to the factory Corvette and Cadillac teams, overall win at the Daytona 24 and into the National Corvette Museum's Hall of Fame, totally on talent. I think he's right near you in Florida, too. I've known Andy since the autocrossing days, he'll be a great interview.
how about the directors of Champcar and Lemons or the SCCA et al?
He's gone now but "Lil" John Buttera.
He was the last independent to qualify at Indy, with a car built in his garage and a hired driver.
He qualified 8th in 1987
Think about that for a minute.
How about someone from Hot Wheels? How do they choose their cars? Show them the Hot Wheels thread. Bonus maybe ask them to make some GRM themed cars for readers and supporters! GRM $2k Zamboni Hot Wheels anyone?
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