jezerams

damn, i guess i'm too late to get a club pass fof ford fair now?

i've posted a few pics in event reports area... viewtopic.php?f=22&t=137585

looking forward to this one

few pics from tonight...

nice, theres a build thread on that blue and white capri here http://www.andysautobody.co.uk/blue-x-pack-capri-mk3/

great ok, thanks for the info i'll pass it on

thanks for the response, just wanted to clarify the situation so cool, he can join for free and contribute can his username mention his company name? and/or can he show a logo/company name in his signature? I.E. is it just for a link to his website in the signature its £12 per year? if he wanted to start threads in PROJECTS AND RESTORATIONS but not yet have banner ads etc how much would that be? and then if he wanted banner ads too how much for that? sorry.. not trying to suggest he avoids paying, but talking to him he's never been a member of a forum before, personally as an oldskool ford enthusiast and car owner as well as being someone who works on websites for a living i'm convinced its the best way to reach classic ford owners and enthusiasts, just want to give him a chance to see that for himself. Once he has seen what it is all about, i would expect its gonna be easy next step to convince him its worth spending a little on it be grateful if you could let me know cheers

are there any rules about guys with small businesses being members on the forum? was chatting to a guy at a show recently, panel beater, fabricator etc who has recently setup on his own after learning the business working for others for years. His passion is obviously old fords and thats what he wants to concentrate on. i build websites, mainly for big companies, we eventually got talking about that... i suggested rather than worry to much about his own website he join up on forums, post pics on the builds etc he has done/is doing, show what his skill is, provide a load of pics we like to look at etc, after all my feeling was his potential customers are more likely to be found on specialist forums than coming across his own site from searching google. He told me he had tried joining one forum before, but thought he had to pay upfront to sponsor if he was a business and wanted to be a member. Obviously only recently started up, things no doubt are pretty tight so although i got the impression would potentially be up for paying to be a site sponsor in the long term, it was pretty hard to justify throwing cash at it up front. personally it feels we need the experts on the forums too, great to see the pics of the work they do, draw on their knowledge when we have questions etc, so was surprised that was what he thought can someone clarify what the rules are on here cheers

heres some of my pics

a great day thanks for organising OSF... heres a few more pics..

bromley pagent of motoring http://www.bromleypageant.co.uk

a few snaps i took today