Peter Gregg's "Specials"??

[JackG]

Several years ago a friend in town had what he termed to be a Peter Gregg "Special" 911. Can't remember for sure, but think it was a '73S that was tweaked in some cosmetic and performance ways and had a quasi-Brumos paint scheme. I could now kick myself for not buying it when he sold it for what now would be a ridiculous price. I'm pretty sure it was a Brumos created deal where these cars capitalized on Gregg's racing success and a nifty way to market the cars for nice prices. I haven't read anything about these cars and wonder if anyone knows about them, their whereabouts, background, how many were done, etc.???

[Chuck Miller]

Jack,

This is one...

And simple search of Peter Gregg and or Brumos on this board will find you many more........

Hope this helps

[JackG]

Yep, thanks Chuck! I'm pretty sure this is the one that belonged to my friend in Dallas for many years.

[Rennman]

It is now in New Jersey and is a very cool car. I remember them being loaded 73S Sunroof Coupes with RS flares and 2.7 spec engines. Sport seats, AC. I know at least one had ST type flares a white car. They are very cool.

Don

[j911brick]

About 10 years ago there was a '74 Carrera 911 on ebay with both US and Euro MFI motors that was said to once belong to Gregg. I almost bought that car... I still have the ebay listing on my pin-up board. AutoAtlana is currently selling Gregg's old 916.

[Jim Garfield]

There was one at RRIII out in the parking area south of the paddock. I talked to the woman that was driving it and she said it had been her dad's car and when he died she and her sister inherited it. It was a cool car and she didn't seem to know what they were going to do with it. I don't know why I didn't take a picture of it.

[Jens]

Are those ST flares on the silver and yellow cars?

[karlusmagnus]

There was one at RRIII out in the parking area south of the paddock. I talked to the woman that was driving it and she said it had been her dad's car and when he died she and her sister inherited it. It was a cool car and she didn't seem to know what they were going to do with it. I don't know why I didn't take a picture of it.

Do you at least have a pic of the woman? Maybe that's why you have no pic of the car :-0

[Harvey Weidman]

I Remember talking to her about the car and she was going to have it freshened up but had not decided if she was going to sell it.
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[edmayo]

Hey Jack, I remember working on that car when it lived in Dallas. I think the owner's first name was Michael (was Mead his last name?) I think he bought it from an east coast auction house for the ridiculous sum of $20,000 or so. When he first brought it out to me he showed me tons of paper work authenticating the origin of the car. I maintained it for several years that he had it, hell, he used it as a daily driver in Dallas! I think that eventually caught up to him (and the car) and Roy Smalley did some repaint work on it, looked good after that!