Sad reminder: It's the anniversery of Unlawfl's death

He was a great guy....

Gary Davis RIP Brother

Gone but never forgotten..

I remember it like it was yesterday. as sad today about it as I was then.

Last night, on my way home from work (at 12:30 am today) I stopped and got 2 white castles, one for me, one for him

Then I got pulled over by a deputy for doing 76 in a 65

He let me off with a "friendly warning" as he put it.

Wow,time sure fly's by rather quickly.

I AM Ready for this saturday!!!!

At one time there was only one question and answer board on this site. All questions weather they were resto, performance or off topic were on one board. I PMed him basically bitching about the lack of a pure performance board. He said he had had similar feedback from other members and he felt the same way. Within a month, he PMed me a message "Ask and you shall receive" The racing board was born and he was at least partly responsible. Anyway, that's my Unlawful story. RIP

i'm not sure if i knew gary or not. was he from detroit and had an early 70's 4 speed barracuda?

I haven't been on here long enough to remember him, but from all the kind words everyone says about the man he must have been one of the good ones.

I bet he is under a cuda in a garage in the sky.

May he rest in peace.

My... how time fly's.
He was a great guy, always willing to help out with his knowledge and experience. I never got to meet him, but we talked through PM's etc. At the time I had a 70 Challenger and was very interested in his build.

RIP Gary

yes, i remember the article. i thought it was a barracuda, ok a challenger. i talked to a guy at lapeer dragway about 7 or 8 years ago that looked like him and had an E body that color, i thought it may have been him, maybe not, either way real nice guy.

Miss him VERY much!!!! I was thinking about him the other day and how we met on here and it just brings all these thoughts/feelings and emotions back. He is someone that i'll NEVER forget!!!

Here's a picture of Gary at the campground we stayed at north of Granville dusting off his car before we headed out to Brice Rd.

Cool pic Russ and nice to see u on here.

Gary was unlike anyone I have ever met before or since. And Zippy is 100% right in what he posted.


Sometimes the whole thing still makes me so angry.

Wow, I can't believe its been that long. RIP Gary.

Anthony

My daughter, less than an hour ago, was behind a drunk driver. She called 911 and followed the guy until two County Sheriff officers pulled him over. She circled back around and he was flunking a field sobriety test miserably....busted. Good.

If we have learned anything from losing Gary, I hope it's that it is NEVER O.K. to drink and drive. Thinking about Gary is sad because he enjoyed life so much, and was robbed of that enjoyment for something so stupid.

5 years... time flies. R.I.P.

I remember this day as well. Still am overwhelmed by the entire story of how it happened. I sad sad day indeed

I was around when the news hit the board - I still remember how cut so many people were.

He had "cred" then as a person and Mopar guy - and he has it now.

I have to pass his cop shop every time I go to the
track... and think about him

RIP big guy

I really miss the cookouts we had at the Norwalk Chrysler classic's.

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Yep me too we just never could get it done again