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Zane Senior Enthusiast

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Today is hopefully a trend. We had over 6 users signup and more posts than ever before.  As of a couple of minutes ago GM-T reinforced it dedication to be on top of GM news that matters.

We were the first to report on the US government issued recall on over 1.38 million gm trucks and suv's.

Read more here--> http://gm-trucks.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard/top...13&topic=23

Hope everyday will be like today. :biggrin:

Zane Senior Enthusiast

Zane

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Quote: from yZR2k on 10:04 pm on Jan. 23, 2001

It's taking shape now.

BTW,the news feature is pretty cool.

Nice "name pic" :biggrin:

That news thing would be better if it was fully automated!! Right now either i or Josh have to enter everything in. No big deal.

Running this site is a huge blast! I love it.

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Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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A little "Flash Back" for our newly aquired members.

 

Some interesting reading back on the first posts at the birth of GM-Trucks.com

 

:cool:

 

Congrats Mervz on an awesome site! :P

ZZ327 Senior Enthusiast

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This site is cool as s**t, I like it better than GMI!! 100% less posers, dash rubbing, and Import humping from toyota people! :)

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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Mervz, this might be hard to do but how many of the first members are still coming around? I know that jpshowst is gone to the Dodge site, and what about the early mods how many of them still come around? I know that a few of us are still here by seeing post but their are so many its hard to keep up. :)

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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Mervz, this might be hard to do but how many of the first members are still coming around?  I know that jpshowst is gone to the Dodge site, and what about the early mods how many of them still come around?  I know that a few of us are still here by seeing post but their are so many its hard to keep up. :)

 

 

 

 

My first userID was just over 1000, my second was in the 3000's somewhere, and then I stuck with this one. I've been around about as long as you have.

 

My only point is, some people either forget what they signed up as or decide to change ID's, and they move/change ISP's, so you can't track them via IP addy. Unless you can get them to fess up, it would be pretty impossible.

 

I just can't believe how big this site has gotten.

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