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I'm confused (not that unusual). Steve sent a pm about a Co. FTE chapter, but his location is Lakewood, Calif., and the message contains a link to join the S. CA. FTE chapter.
Sorry about the confusion, Dave. One of the things I do as a regional chapters moderator is start threads like this when a chapter is in need of a leader. I also happen to be the chapter leader for SoCal, but one has nothing to do with the other.
There is a Lakewood in Colorado, its south-west of Denver (the city). I also know of the one in So Cal (grew up in HB). Lucky me.
I'm thinking that being a chapter leader doesn't seem to involve a ton of time. I'm considering volunteering myself (I live in Colorado Springs). Once concern though is there are periods of time throughout the year where I am just too damn busy to get on. Can someone give me an idea about the sort of time involved? I read the Leader Guidelines page already.
Ryan
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RIKIL - Colorado Chapter Leader
-------------- Red, 1992 F150, 351W, E40D, Vortech V-1 Si trim blower, custom cam, Edelbrock Performer intake, Twisted Wedge 205cc heads, shorty headers, MASS Air (converted), tuning with QuarterhorseRT, 4x4, short bed, 33" tires.
Steve came over and beat me up and said he would come back again if I didn't go all in...so here I go.
My name is Ryan and I live in Colorado Springs, CO. Lived here now for 9 years and not only have I loved every minute of it but I seem to love it more and more. I think I love it a minute and a half for every minute that goes by
Anyway, I have been in IT for a long time and had a Ford (first was my red Ranger) since ~1994. In 1996 I got a 92 F150 which I supercharged, lifted, raced (street), and still love and have. I am now building a new motor. I love the royal Ford blue color, my truck is red. Go figure.
I like to contribute help or advice on Ford trucks where and when I can.
I volunteer for the position.
Ryan
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RIKIL - Colorado Chapter Leader
-------------- Red, 1992 F150, 351W, E40D, Vortech V-1 Si trim blower, custom cam, Edelbrock Performer intake, Twisted Wedge 205cc heads, shorty headers, MASS Air (converted), tuning with QuarterhorseRT, 4x4, short bed, 33" tires.
Very cool, just saw that in your sig. My father in law and I love the NHRA (mother in law works for corp office) and we would work events...had so much fun, even loved getting the nitro in my eyes.
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RIKIL - Colorado Chapter Leader
-------------- Red, 1992 F150, 351W, E40D, Vortech V-1 Si trim blower, custom cam, Edelbrock Performer intake, Twisted Wedge 205cc heads, shorty headers, MASS Air (converted), tuning with QuarterhorseRT, 4x4, short bed, 33" tires.
...If there's a need for an election, that poll will run for 14 days.
Woah! Wait a minute there buddy. 14 days seems like an awful long time for one of those. The commercial says that after 4 hours you should go to the hospital.
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RIKIL - Colorado Chapter Leader
-------------- Red, 1992 F150, 351W, E40D, Vortech V-1 Si trim blower, custom cam, Edelbrock Performer intake, Twisted Wedge 205cc heads, shorty headers, MASS Air (converted), tuning with QuarterhorseRT, 4x4, short bed, 33" tires.
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