Who had the most successful Modified Production car?

[Andys dad]

Originally Posted by Scotty D

there was 3 granny goose cars.to my kowledge hiner&miller never had the granny goose,the 1st one was a 62 corvette that was sold to warren gross that owned competition milling,warren sold the car to a guy by the name of freddie logan here in cincy.warren boght the car in 70-71.car 2 was the 69 camaro that was raced by bruce scott and dave lewis (their nicknames where goose and granny hence the name granny goose)70or71 to start till like 74 when jerry cooley got it and raced it.car 3 was a 64-65 corvette that was only raced a handfull of times by dave lewis only bruce was done racing by this time,dave lewis only raced this car a couple years if that because he was having some health issues.hiner &miller may have borrowed the car,but to my knowledge never owned it.the granny goose cars were very competitive close to cincy but never really traveled very far.these were some of my favorite cars mp history

Not sure who owned it but I raced against it in Xenia, Ohio and Hiner + Miller were wheeling it - I thought

Later they put a four barrel on it and spoiled my dominance in GT-3 in AHRA 1970 - damn NHRA guys - LOL - in GT-3 it was re-panted and not called "Granny Goose" - probably a different car

Of course my memory could be obscured with age - It was a very high winding '69 Camaro - light blue and gray I think - It was "Granny Goose" that much I am sure of - in the 8th miles races of the day it was all about rear end gear 6.14 seems familiar - the flywheel weight varied from 10 lbs to 40 lbs depending on what the "trick of the week" was

Forgive me any errors in memory

It was a NHRA Modified Production car turned AHRA GT-3



:-) peace