GRE6

06/04/2026

05/24/2026

Thank you much people for the text messages and the phone calls. This one is closed out. Stay tuned. I will have several new things to share with you 😉

Who only needs right side SKLight headers?

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05/24/2026

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RARE FIND!

GRE6 has (4) original Pro Shock SS201 steel-body Street Stock shocks in stock. If you know what these are, you know how hard they are to find. These came from the original Lawrenceville, GA Pro Shock production and Pro no longer makes them.

We also have SS201A adjustable versions available.

Comment below or call the shop for pricing before they’re gone!



05/22/2026

Can he do it again?

05/21/2026

We’re heartbroken to hear of the passing of Kyle Busch at only 41 years old.

Our house was always a Kyle Busch house. More than 10 years ago my daughter and I went to Loudon for the Cup race and she proudly wore her Kyle sweatshirt all weekend long while cheering him on from the grandstands. Those are the kinds of memories racing gives families, and they stay with you forever.

What hurts most today is not the trophies or statistics. A young family lost a husband and father far too soon. Anyone who has lost someone unexpectedly knows how news like this brings old grief right back to the surface.

The racing community is different than any other. Fans may argue every weekend about drivers and teams, but when tragedy strikes, racers and race fans rally around their own for life. That support does not disappear after the headlines fade.

Right now the family has asked for privacy, and they deserve it. There will be rumors and endless questions online, but today is not about speculation. It is about respect, compassion, and holding space for a family going through unimaginable loss.

From all of us at GRE6, we are thinking of Kyle’s family, friends, the entire team at RCR, and the racing community tonight.

05/12/2026

Printing a wingless sprint

05/12/2026

Working on a wingless sprint ^_^

04/30/2026

We’ll be closed tomorrow.

I’m heading back home to stand with my town and celebrate the life of a man who meant a lot to many of us. If you knew him, you know. He was one of those rare people. That car guy. Always willing to help. The kind of person who becomes part of the foundation of a place.

He spent over 70 years in that town. Worked on just about everything. Taught more than he ever said. And left an impact that’s hard to measure.

This isn’t about racing or business. It’s about showing up. When someone like this passes, you go. You stand with the people who knew him. I knew him. Dad knew him. We will share stories. We will remember. Dad will be with me. So many stories.

We’ll be back at it after.

Thank you for understanding.

04/29/2026

🙋🏻‍♀️ who misses Bob and the 2-seater modified?