Practically Classics Forum

Well anyways it's good to be back, no matter who did what.

Oh and Neil you may have an email from Keith Adams

Yay!

It's all back in the tidy original forum design format too - just like the good old days of oldskool

feel like have a party as it back and kicking just wished it was still running over christmas as lot people did miss it.
seem jimmy did fix it as i put on facebook as a joke

Thanks for the facebook message, thought I'd show my support by registering and posting.

Welcome back!

It's a terrible shame that all of the very useful technical info from the old forum is lost, I used to dive into it regularly!

I cannot for the life of me think how killing off the forum can save Bauer money. It seemed to me that it was a (very cheap) way of doing market research which in turn would lead to higher sales and greater profits.

Thick as excrement! Ah well, I hope this forum builds up a similar resource of technical help! It also gives me an excuse to post my restoration story again! Keep an eye out, it won't be too long!

Thanks for the Facebook messages Neil, and i look forward to some interesting topics on here, i'm enjoying the magazine but lets not forget certain project cars(XR4I) also i look forward to seeing more modern classsics in the Mag.

From another NEIL

Welcome back,,,"sort of".
I do hope there is a back up of the old forum as it was very usefull,and hopefully it can be integrated with the new forum.
Difficult getting users back as they dont really want to repeat themselves,but hopefully some will find their way back.

Helloooooooooooooooooooo

hello chaps, ive missed you....

bent8rover wrote:Yay!

just like the good old days of oldskool

Damn I was thrying to tink of a goodusername to register wiht oldskool would have been prefect,ah well too late now i luv 80s jap stuff