I was just thinking.. Maybe a FTE member could pool up all the site we can use for are trucks a post a sticky some here here so we can fid some of this stuff.. And make it so a new URL can be added by other some how.. A discricpting with the link would help steer people faster to what thay may be needing..

 

What?!?!?!

 

Sounds alright to me.
ART

 

I think what he intended to say was:

"I was just thinking.. Maybe an FTE member could put together a comprehensive list which includes all of useful interenet sites for our trucks, then post a sticky at the beginning of this forum to make these sites easier to locate.. (And make it so a new URL can be added by other some how - Not sure about this, maybe include a link to these sites??) .. A description with the link that would help people locate what thay may be needing..

 

Texan,

Thanks for the translation...

Vern

 

Assuming the translation above is close, George has such a list (an excellent one) on the Earl's World website. Once on the site, click on "Parts Vendor Links" along the top of the front page. It is a compendium of just about every link that has ever appeared on this forum. It is there instead of here out of consideration for our many sponsors who make this forum available to us.

Considering that many times when you click on a link in a thread, a message comes up asking you to go to one of our sponsor links, Earl's World is a very responsible and good place for that list.

By the way, the typed word is all we have to use between each other. Isn't it a good idea to at least proof read your stuff before you hit the submit button? I find that wading thru a crappy typing job that requires translation (and assumption) to even begin to understand is just more work than it is worth.

 

Dittos on the proofreading stuff. In general on the net I'm always amazed by the inability of many to communicate. (Not aiming this at anyone here, really; just an observation)

If you ever want a reality check, look at some of the grade school textbooks from the 19th & early 20th century. Those kids knew how to think, or they didn't advance!
Sorry for rambling again.

 

Well Im sorry about the way I spell.. maybe for some of us, English not a first or second Langlish... But that is what I ment Texan .. Thanks for the trans..

Now I remember that Earl does have a great link page.. Now if someone and make a sticky so it can be easyly found be others who may not know about Earl right off the bat.. Glad to see some one can Understand Portaspanenglish :P