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.
If you're reaching out to Greg Zyla with a pitch or commentary on the automotive industry, consider highlighting unique insights into classic cars or historical aspects of automobile manufacturing. Given his focus on expert commentary and promotional deals within this theme, he may be interested in exclusive interviews with industry experts or news related to significant developments in the world of classic cars and automobile history.
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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
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I’m really enjoying your columns on the history of some of the cars and companies. How about your input on the latest rumor on social media that a
Cutline 1: This ad released in 1945 informed the public that all brand-new Chevrolets would arrive with new tires instead of used tires thanks to the end of WWII. (Greg
The Marx toy company sold thousands of Pat Brady Jeep items complete with plastic animals featured in the Roy Rogers TV Show. (Grag Zyla collection)
By: Greg Zyla
I've recently had the privilege of inspecting a 1958 Lincoln Continental Premier along with my photographer sidekick Dave Mareck, and we both walked away highly impressed as to this car's outstanding condition.
By: Greg Zyla
Reader Allyn Storm from Owego, N.Y. wrenched on Jack Werst’s famous 1965 Plymouth code A990 Hemi drag car. He had a chance to purchase the car at the end of 1965 for $3,500 but didn’t have the funds. Today, this car commands six figures at the major auctions. (Plymouth)
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