Some say "Don't pick fights with somebody who buys ink by the barrel" . . . that is unless you buy ink in a slightly smaller barrel! That must be the view of Mopar Action Editor Cliff Gromer.
In the February 2012 issue of Mopar Action magazine (who knew it was already A.D. 2012?), Gromer rips on Pop Rod helmer Johnny Hunkins for claiming that there just aren't enough feature-quality modified Mopars for the pages of PHR. Gromer's column, "Dear John," minces no words, opining that if Hunkins cannot find "modified or handling" Chrysler products, "He must be hiding under a rock." Gromer writes a lot more choice stuff that ought to be prime bulletin board material in the "Pop Rod" section of the Source Interlink "cubical farm."
The big question is how will "Hunk" respond . . . .
Okay, this dust up isn't on the level of the East Coast/West Coast Rap War or a reprise of the 1960s "Cam Wars." But Gromer's swagger in "calling out" "Chevy" Hunkins is refreshing.
How hard can it be to find twelve modified "Mopes" a year?
In the February 2012 issue of Mopar Action magazine (who knew it was already A.D. 2012?), Gromer rips on Pop Rod helmer Johnny Hunkins for claiming that there just aren't enough feature-quality modified Mopars for the pages of PHR. Gromer's column, "Dear John," minces no words, opining that if Hunkins cannot find "modified or handling" Chrysler products, "He must be hiding under a rock." Gromer writes a lot more choice stuff that ought to be prime bulletin board material in the "Pop Rod" section of the Source Interlink "cubical farm."
The big question is how will "Hunk" respond . . . .
Okay, this dust up isn't on the level of the East Coast/West Coast Rap War or a reprise of the 1960s "Cam Wars." But Gromer's swagger in "calling out" "Chevy" Hunkins is refreshing.
How hard can it be to find twelve modified "Mopes" a year?
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