Dude this is just too cool reminds me of being a boy when color tv came out there were two shows in color back then Laredo and Bonanza and now you are no longer black and white.
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The new masthead jumped right out when I accessed the site. Really adds to the professional look of the forum. I really liked the way you incorporated the Ford script with the previous 'Vintage' font.
It looks great Mitch!!!
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Thanks Guys
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Pardon my eye holes but I don't see it!!!!"Bullshit and Brilliance Comes with Age and Experience"Comment
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Quit looking at this month's playboy calendar Ed you probably burned your eyes.:rollingComment
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FRICKEN LOVE the new LOGO and Header..>That ROCKS!!!! kudos to you Mitch...Ill., Region MARC & MAFCA
MARC JSC Member
2022 Morgantown National Co-Chair
National Facebook Admin.Comment
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The pickup on the right side is the wrong color :rollingAlaskan A's
Antique Auto Mushers of Alaska
Model A Ford Club of America
Model A Restorers Club
Antique Automobile Club of America
Mullins Owners ClubComment
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Nice, that took some thought and time.Comment
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I'm not good with computers, so it took me a little while to figure out how it operates, but I like it, and the picture posting gives you some nice options.Originally posted by Fred K View PostComment
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Hey Fred Welcome
If you need any help at all just contact meComment
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Fred, welcome, be sure to check out the huge technical reference areas that Mitch has set up, like no other forum ever, lots of info from recognized experts, not just random guysComment
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Be sure to click on "FORUMS", then click on "OFF TOPIC", where you'll find more interesting posts.Originally posted by Fred K View PostComment
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Boy I will need this type of stuff. Need help all the time to understand this simple old Model A!Originally posted by tbirdtbird View PostComment
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Hi All,
New to the Vintage Ford forum here. I own a 1926 Roadster. Have owned the Model T for a year now. In the past have owned a 1929 Model A tudor and a '26 Buick coupe. Really enjoy tinkering with and driving the old “T”. Accessories installed by me are a Ruckstelll axle and recently a Stewart 160 speedometer.
Bob
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The MTFCA's new forum has been hacked.
Initially a couple of days ago, but after getting back up, its now been down a second time, for quite a while.
But please be careful should you get onto it. My "Malwarebytes" blocks the site, saying its sending outbound trojans. There is another report saying "my Norton security software sent up a intrusion attempt red flag for the...03-23-2019, 04:52 PM -
Greetings!! I am new here...in the process of finalizing the purchase of a 1926 Model T Touring. I have loved these cars all my life and now I am in a position to own one and am pretty excited! Currently I'm reading all the info I can get on care and maintenance as well as places to get parts and repair advice. The car I'm looking at is 100% complete but has not been cranked or driven in about 5yrs....10-12-2017, 10:22 AM -
Hello, I am new to the Forum. I got my 1st and only T 2 years ago. I enjoy reading all the stories and info here.
I live in NJ. Already I have met 7 other T owners in a 15 mile radius. Thanks in advance to all who help guys like me.
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You guys / gals that have been around the VFF for a while know that I like to share my thoughts with you. I do this because this VFF, is your forum as much as it is mine. I have received a lot of requests from these so called closet modifiers about starting a separate forum for them to share ideas. These closet folks are on other forums meshing in with the general population but are limited in what...05-31-2018, 07:23 PM
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