New AMOC Forum
Discussion
Isn't it a bit early to be promoting it?? Both forums are still running at the moment (aren't they) and the new one isn't fully live yet. Don't want people going on there think they will find an active forum and be disappointed.
The definite positive is that it is a huge, huge improvement over the previous forum it will replace. It is so much easier to use and will be great for the Club. I just hope those in high places appreciate the hard work that Gary has put in to create a Phoenix from the ashes.
The definite positive is that it is a huge, huge improvement over the previous forum it will replace. It is so much easier to use and will be great for the Club. I just hope those in high places appreciate the hard work that Gary has put in to create a Phoenix from the ashes.
Just had a peek and it is much better.
There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
avinalarf said:
Just had a peek and it is much better.
There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
Steve, had to do a double take there,,,,what an uncharacteristically sober post,,,,but as always, fair and constructive. There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
Y100 said:
Steve, had to do a double take there,,,,what an uncharacteristically sober post,,,,but as always, fair and constructive.
Hi Bob,hope you and yours are keeping well.I am pleased to accept your gracious comment especially as it is from such an esteemed forum contributor.
I fear that I tend to use this forum as therapy for my alter ego and appreciate that most contributors humour me.
avinalarf said:
Hi Bob,hope you and yours are keeping well.
I am pleased to accept your gracious comment especially as it is from such an esteemed forum contributor.
I fear that I tend to use this forum as therapy for my alter ego and appreciate that most contributors humour me.
Keep'em coming. I am pleased to accept your gracious comment especially as it is from such an esteemed forum contributor.
I fear that I tend to use this forum as therapy for my alter ego and appreciate that most contributors humour me.
Y100 said:
avinalarf said:
Just had a peek and it is much better.
There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
Steve, had to do a double take there,,,,what an uncharacteristically sober post,,,,but as always, fair and constructive. There is a particularly good resource for owners of DB9s that wish to work on their cars by a member who has posted general advise and videos.
Before I found PH,about 3 years ago,I was a member of AMOC and found that the old AMOC website was ok.
However,I left,as I'm working full time I was not able to attend most events so didn't really get value from being a member,but that's not their fault.
When I did attend the odd event I found it ok and the members I met were friendly and helpful.
DB4DM said:
Gary has done an amazing thing with Forum 3 here at https://amocforum.discussion.community
And now official - https://forum.amoc.org
I'm glad to see the new AMOC forum is going from strength to strength. Lots of the old contributors are returning and the number of posts increasing daily.
It is a great place for technical information especially for pre Gaydon cars.
It has been a long struggle for Gary to get it going but he has done a fantastic job.
It is a great place for technical information especially for pre Gaydon cars.
It has been a long struggle for Gary to get it going but he has done a fantastic job.
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