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[rustred]

actually i think there should be a full project restoration forum. ya i know ur gonna say there is but its more for tid bits of info. then the ones doing a restoration can have their postings all in one spot from start to finish. not having the project scattered all through out the forum. but on the otherhand i have not seen such stuff happening here, meaning a tractor stripped totally from start to finish then the project can be viewed from start to finish.

 

[Ohio88]

Rename today’s tractors and set suggestions on what years in the forums. I.E. Modern tractors 1990 to current.
Antique tractors 1989 and earlier

 

[Buddy]

It would be fine if the late model tractors had their own section.

I agree with you.

 

[Rich'sToys]

If I see a post that is listed as NEW, but has an older date on it, I will pass by and not open it. Getting tired of the old posts showing at the top of the page.

That's the way it's supposed to work. If someone posts something new, it gets moved back to the top. When you click on it, it goes directly to the new part. You don't have to re-read the whole thing. And you're also free to pass by it as you have been doing. No one's making you read it--or anything else.

 

[Rich'sToys]

actually i think there should be a full project restoration forum. ya i know ur gonna say there is but its more for tid bits of info. then the ones doing a restoration can have their postings all in one spot from start to finish. not having the project scattered all through out the forum. but on the otherhand i have not seen such stuff happening here, meaning a tractor stripped totally from start to finish then the project can be viewed from start to finish.

An old truck forum that I visit has a forum like that. It's called "Project Journals", I believe, or something similar. A person starts a thread on his or her project, then adds to it as the job progresses. Keeps all the info in one place, and others are free to follow the progress, and comment or ask questions as well.

 

[Brown David]

An old truck forum that I visit has a forum like that. It's called "Project Journals", I believe, or something similar. A person starts a thread on his or her project, then adds to it as the job progresses. Keeps all the info in one place, and others are free to follow the progress, and comment or ask questions as well.

Could you post a link to that forum or at least a name?

Thanks.

 

[Rich'sToys]

Could you post a link to that forum or at least a name?

Thanks.

It's stovebolt.com
A site for older Chevy trucks.

 

[Brown David]

It's stovebolt.com
A site for older Chevy trucks.

Okay, thanks. I was aware of that one.

I've looked around there but I'm not much of a Chevy guy.