Brief History
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Brief History
Why isn't there a brief history of this web-site?
I think it would be nice to have a paragraph or two to educate people on when/how this site was formed; who formed it.
Also maybe a time line.
Maybe put it on the home page or something.
Oh! If there is one; where is it?
I think it would be nice to have a paragraph or two to educate people on when/how this site was formed; who formed it.
Also maybe a time line.
Maybe put it on the home page or something.
Oh! If there is one; where is it?
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There is one and I'm sure there's a simple place to find it - I just haven't found that place yet.
Many theories abound, however, I like the one where Henry Ford hid a secret manuscript in Ford part numbers and Ken Paine translated it with a home brewed algorithm.
Or, you can look here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/history.html
Many theories abound, however, I like the one where Henry Ford hid a secret manuscript in Ford part numbers and Ken Paine translated it with a home brewed algorithm.
Or, you can look here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/history.html
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Originally Posted by Howdy
There is one and I'm sure there's a simple place to find it - I just haven't found that place yet.
Many theories abound, however, I like the one where Henry Ford hid a secret manuscript in Ford part numbers and Ken Paine translated it with a home brewed algorithm.
Or, you can look here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/history.html
Many theories abound, however, I like the one where Henry Ford hid a secret manuscript in Ford part numbers and Ken Paine translated it with a home brewed algorithm.
Or, you can look here:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/history.html
I think there should be a link on the home page to the history of this web-site.
But that's just my opinion.
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The question comes up enough that just posting the link satisfies. Like I said, there might be an easy place to find it, but getting creative with the search feature usually works for me.
If you think about it, everyone that posts on the forum is part of the history. The information is more important than the medium.
If you think about it, everyone that posts on the forum is part of the history. The information is more important than the medium.
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actually its pretty tough. if you click on HOME then scroll down there is a box on the left that says "Misc." and one of the links says "Our History"
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There it is! Right under "the beautiful women of SEMA". I usually don't get past that, no wonder I've never found it...
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Originally Posted by wlihntr
actually its pretty tough. if you click on HOME then scroll down there is a box on the left that says "Misc." and one of the links says "Our History"
Sorry about that.
I guess I should put on my glasses and turn the monitor on.
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