Greg Zyla is a weekly auto columnist for publications such as The Daily Review, The News-Item, and Owego Pennysaver. With a focus on cars and automotive history, Greg's articles cover a range of topics including classic car appreciation, favorite auto gifts, NASCAR, and interviews with car enthusiasts.
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Greg Zyla's coverage mainly revolves around automotive topics, including classic cars, car history, car collecting, automotive design, and car manufacturers. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Greg Zyla
1973 AMC Ambassador and AMC Pacer Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
Q: Greg, I follow your column in the Press Enterprise newspaper out of Bloomsburg. My question is about an older model of Mercury.
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I follow your column in the Press Enterprise newspaper out of Bloomsburg, Pa. My question is about an older model of Mercury.
Q: Greg, I enjoy your columns in Auto Roundup Magazine and in all the newspapers that I see and read it in.
By: Greg Zyla
By 1967, Mercury enthusiasts young and old were buying the Comet intermediate, like this Cyclone GT. With big V8s under the hood, they were boulevard sleepers. (Mercury)
of 2 Q: Greg, I see the many Amazon Prime Delivery vans all over the place anymore, and I guess this is how the future looks from now on.
Another favorite was the 1955 Chevy Sedan Delivery, built on a full-size Chevy station wagon chassis. (Chevrolet).
By: Greg Zyla
This Triumph TR6 is ready for competition at a 1960 SCCA race. (Compliments Vintage Triumph Register)
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Hi Greg and I hope you use my letter. I’m a big Jeep fan and I hope one day to own a Jeep Wrangler when I am old enough
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg I’ve only been in Bloomsburg since December but first want you to know how much I enjoy your articles in the Press Enterprise. This past Sunday’s article took
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