Met GTX John

[Back in Time]

I met John Irving yesterday at the Phoenix Division 7 Race . What a great guy . Wish I had more time to visit with this interesting man . People like him are hard to find . Thanks for the visit John .

 

[Heywodja]

He is pretty cool!

If you like mopars and racing!

 

[coloradohill]

John is a first class gentleman. His son is also!

 

[RustyRatRod]

Heck yeah man!

 

[moparmarks]

Yep, super nice guy. Really enjoy visiting with him at Vegas.

 

[Turbo440Dart]

They definitely don’t build them like him anymore. He’s an absolute pleasure to talk with and a wealth of knowledge.

 

[junkyardhero]

John's a heck of a nice guy and a hoot. always a pleasure when he comes by my swap space at the fling and stops to talk awhile (and buy TQ's!).

 

[Heywodja]

They are also trailer dealers, if you are in the market and in the Vegas area, you should check with them for sure..

 

[TT5.9mag]

Yea agree with y’all, John is a genuine dude for sure. He and Jon jr gave my girl and I tix for winternationals at Pomona just because they had extras.
Good people

 

[BVoelzke]

Yea agree with y’all, John is a genuine dude for sure. He and Jon jr gave my girl and I tix for winternationals at Pomona just because they had extras.
Good people

Latest addition to the fleet lookin good !!!

 

[GTX JOHN]

Thanks to all you Gentleman!

You are a Blessing and Encouragement to Me
in my elderly years. I really enjoy visiting with
people. I live in a small town and seldom meet
new folks and I lead a pretty solitary life.

The trailer building business is what feeds my 5 Grandkids and
supports our racing.

I am pushing 80 years old and I believe working and racing is a lot
of what keeps me Alive. So many of my friends quit working and being
active. It seems that they are gone in a couple of years. Like an old car that
sits to long without use, something will go out on it.




God is so Very Good to Me!

 

[1973]

One of the good guys

 

[Cuda416]

Thanks to all you Gentleman!

You are a Blessing and Encouragement to Me
in my elderly years. I really enjoy visiting with
people. I live in a small town and seldom meet
new folks and I lead a pretty solitary life.

The trailer building business is what feeds my 5 Grandkids and
supports our racing.

I am pushing 80 years old and I believe working and racing is a lot
of what keeps me Alive. So many of my friends quit working and being
active. It seems that the are gone in a couple of years. Like an old car that
sits to long without use, something will go out on it.




God is so Very Good to Me!

That's fantastic. My father always says, when you start slowing down, you start dying. He's 86 and still kickin up dirt.

What kind of trailers do you build? Pics?

 

[Big Dad]