Why are there so many duplicate topics?
Why don't people "revive" the old ones?
Not having duplicate topics makes it a lot easier to search for info.
Any thoughts?

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99 XLT 5.4L reg cab
4x2 120" Wheelbase
4 wheel disc brakes/ABS
5 star larait style wheels
Toreador Red/Silver
3.55 gears 255/70/16 OWL
Delta toolbox
Eclipse 5340 cd player
Memphis ARCS50 component speakers w/tweeters mounted flush in the door panels (excellent sound)
Sherwood 35x2 RMS amp for components.
Jensen 50x2 RMS for subs.
2 6.5" Bazooka tubes
Lowering shackles?
54regcab@duesouth.net in Columbia SC

 

people get their answers, and are done with the topic.

 

Yeah, but why don't people search the "old pages" for answers first?

 

Since Steve deleted all of the posts older than 90 days a while back I think most of the good stuff is gone.

 

I miss some of the old threads, like the truck jokes. I've lost others from time to time. And what happened to that huge string of 5.4 piston-slapper posts? These could help a lot of folks with their warranty battles.

Is there an electronic library we could go to on this site? I can understand the cost issue of keeping everything up front and visible. Maybe the search button is the key and could be promoted more.

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Black 2000 SC short-box XLT. 4.2 V-6, 5-speed, 3.55 Limited Slip. Side steps, CD, remote entry, factory box liner. My add-ons: Older Windstar (driver's side) wiper blade - the one with the air scoop, because I don't slow down when it rains; and snazzy Tweetie Bird floor mats.

My second of the "new" F150s. Great trucks!

 

I think Steve is going to have to periodically delete topics that have been dormant for more than 90 days to fit the site on the server.
So the solution is to "revive" your favorite topics every once in a while.
BTW does everybody have the little page #s at the bottom of thier screen?

 

54Regcab,

We all should have those numbers.

 

Does everybody know about the little page #s at the bottom and the search function?

 

People PLEASE set your preferences to "show all topics" and go through all the pages in a forum before submitting a new topic.
Thank You.

 

99% of my posts are replies to other questions. When I log on each time, I note where I left off the time before and go up from there. I have a feeling that some people just like to post new questions rather than take the time to look to see if it's already been asked.
Take care,
-Chris

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'95 Eddie Bauer F-150 SC & '64 Falcon/Ranchero
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What's the answer?

 

Whats the answer to what? Mine is on to SHOW ALL TOPICS.

 

I can't post any new topics or you guys will get me.

I haven't had an original thought in twelve years.

 

Roaul at least you admit it!
Admission is the first step. LOL

 

Yeah, alot. They get more opinions about it, and as time goes on, you learn more, or if you're like Dunbarton, you forget more!