I'm very impressed with this forum and site.

[Jettech1]

Years ago I was a moderator at Clubtitan.org....did it for many years.. Had a blast helping others with their trucks because when the Titan came out, it was a challenge for sure...but this forum is different.  I see many people stepping up to help others...and that makes me proud.  Always help others if you can...That's always been my motto and always will be until I take my last breath...Have a blast, help others in the process, share you knowledge without ever looking for a reward.  Knowledge is power, share it all the time...trust me, it will make you feel good inside and want to help even more.....

[Core-Lokt]

I did some fairly involved stuff on a Ram truck site and was happy to make project threads with lots of pictures. I even had people with unrelated vehicles join just to say "hey, I was trying to figure this out and a search brought me here, so Thanks". It is a good feeling to learn and pass on the knowledge.

 

Here, I'm relying upon others for help since this is my first Chevrolet. And I'm appreciative of all of you.

[shadow gray 2020 hd]

Yep, try to help when I can.  Giving others tips or advice costs nothing but time.  

[diyer2]

I belong to 6 forums, I like helping but I tire of the ones who defy logic or the ones' you lead to water but want to drown.

[Jettech1]

1 hour ago, diyer2 said:

I belong to 6 forums, I like helping but I tire of the ones who defy logic or the ones' you lead to water but want to drown.

That can be overwhelming at times...it happened to me years ago and I found it was always best to just let it go...

[KARNUT]

I’m retired, one’s enough for me. 

[Jettech1]

21 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

I’m retired, one’s enough for me. 

Hopefully I will be too in about 6 years.  I don't want to wish time away but I'm very much looking forward to it!!!  Enjoy sir!!

[diyer2]

Retired at 58, 10 years ago. Two happiest days of my life, birth, retirement. 

[KARNUT]

26 minutes ago, diyer2 said:

Retired at 58, 10 years ago. Two happiest days of my life, birth, retirement. 

Retired 58, eight years ago march. My happiest days, license, marriage, kids, retirement. And every time I get a new ride. 

[diyer2]

For me every new piece of high-end stereo equipment. New piece in a couple weeks.

 

 

[customboss]

2 hours ago, diyer2 said:

Retired at 58, 10 years ago. Two happiest days of my life, birth, retirement. 

I'll add divorce date to that for me.....30 years of kick starting a female Harley in subzero temps with conventional 20w50. 

Edited January 3, 2023 by customboss

[XY74]

Being retired is the best job!  

 

Surprised there isn't more traffic on this forum.  Maybe it's because our GM products have a near perfect reliability!       The Ford people seem much more fanatical!  Still they are the same type of helpful people. 

[nards444]

the vibe and attitude in here is great.  Only issue is there isnt much traffic

[CT Chevy Connoisseur]

4 hours ago, nards444 said:

the vibe and attitude in here is great.  Only issue is there isnt much traffic

Defintely would welcome more traffic but love the page for the most part.

[KARNUT]

I’ve been watching this site since early 2014. Learned a lot even though I’ve been messing with vehicles over 50 years. There’s usually enough going on to keep me coming back. I have it set to next and latest thread, topic doesn’t matter. I don’t do facebook. The rest of my reading time is reserved to all the various news sites I read. Between the house, yard and vehicles I’m never board. With my new smart TV having YouTube I’m glued to Vice gripe garage. That guy is a hoot. I may be retired my day is full.