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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...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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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, 11:22 AM -
Didn't know this forum existed and found it quite by accident so I joined to see what it's all about. I've been a member on the barn for almost four years with some 325 posts so I'm not a newbee. My handle there is Lona.
Seems like a shame to have two forums on the same subject. While I've read many very generalized comments on why this new site was formed, it seems...09-16-2017, 09:49 AM -
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, 08:23 PM -
Thanks Mitch for that link at the bottom of the page when you look at someone's topic that they post!!
Lots of interesting stuff!! And you don't have to go back to find it!10-04-2018, 11:06 AM -
Mitch, is there a chance of doing this ? It would help me get a friend involved and he is very knowledgable in the early ones. Most of all it would benefit me greatly, selfish I am, and it would possibly get my truck going. Thank you for your consideration on this manner.
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P.S.- this is serious, but they are really fun to use ! Pat
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We have been averaging 3-6 new members daily. Many of these new VFF’ers were not on a forum like this before. One reason for this is many are coming in from the Bratton’s parts flyers initiative. I have been working with many of these new members on the phone and through email. Most of the help involved site navigation and operations. The feedback i received back from them is always positive....01-25-2018, 08:18 PM
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I was invited to join this forum. I probably know some of you from other places, but some here may not be familiar with my work.
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