Retiring
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From: Creedmoor, North Carolina
Retiring
Fellow members, I am thinking of retiring from FTE. After checking in twice every day for nearly 20 years and being surrounded with a lot smarter guys today that are providing better responses to questions than I ever could, it's time to turn the page. I sold my 66, need to find someone to buy my not completed project along with the gazillion parts in north central North Carolina, so I can better fight ol arther, and enjoy the grands.
My best to all fellow followers of the Slick and Bumpside community.
John Wilkerson
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My best to all fellow followers of the Slick and Bumpside community.
John Wilkerson
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From: Moodus, CT
Well John, Thank you for all the information I have gained from your knowledge over the time I have been here... I'd rather talk to an "old timer" than anyone else any day... someone who was there when it was new. Take no offence to the old timer comment, it's a compliment. Take care and good luck with projects in the future. Doesn't mean you have to quit FTE cold turkey... you can still visit us! 
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Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Hemet ca.
Hey John, you have my number don't loose it. Your one of the coolest rednecks I have known. I know what you mean about being burnt out on a forum. Enjoy life call when you can. Family is important stay close to them.
Sincerely
Robert
Sincerely
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From: Cumming, Ga.
John, in my 2 1/2 years on FTE, you have been a great source of information, and great stories. The grands are a great thing to have, and enjoy, luckily I don't have to deal with arther yet. Enjoy yourself, but please don't be a stranger. Bob
Tuned
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From: new zealand but a brit
thanks from new zealand
just to say thanks for all the information you have put into this site,from Gary in new Zealand,wish i was closer and would buy some parts of you,if you have any mustangs seats for my 65 ranger would be keen.ps happy new year and do pop in occasionally to say hello you will be missed
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Thanks for all the kind words, messages and phone calls. Yall be a great group to hang with. After coming here for so long and regularly not doing it is going to be an undertaking.
John
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