Were is FLOP?

[Roadster62]

I haven't seen a post or update to an old one from Flop, what is he working on now? Hope to see him at Hershey. Bob

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

He is still around (-he just posted 49 minutes ago on Facebook.) and has been working on a 1932 Ford 3-window body lately.

[mhsprecher]

He said he will be at Hershey.

[Roadster62]

Thanks! Glad he is still going strong, I'm too old to understand Facebook, another loss for Ford Barn. Bob

[spdway1]

He is on Facebook every day putting out some great craftsmanship.

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

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Originally Posted by spdway1

He is on Facebook every day putting out some great craftsmanship.

...and pix of his Dog!

[Roadster62]

Originally Posted by spdway1

He is on Facebook every day putting out some great craftsmanship.

So who said what that drove him away from the Ford Barn? Bob

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Originally Posted by Roadster62

So who said what that drove him away from the Ford Barn? Bob

Bob, I'm not sure anyone or anything "drove him away". He is working on a hot rod project that is not a Model-A, ...thus not much reason to post about it. He's still doing fantastic work. Here is some pix of what he is working on;

[Roadster62]

So nice I'm guessing he is fine tuneing a Brookville. I like the rear wheel well treatment. Bob

[Randy in ca]

So I'm set up on Facebook, but rarely use it so don't know a whole lot about it. When I look on Flop's page there's nothing there that isn't 6 months old - do I need to be a "friend" in order to see up to date posts? On Brent Terry's page I can view lots of recent pictures, etc. Are there different settings the poster can use to determine who can or can't view all posts?

Brent, if you see this, is there a reason you prefer to post so many pictures, etc. on Facebook rather than on you webpage?

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Originally Posted by Randy in ca

So I'm set up on Facebook, but rarely use it so don't know a whole lot about it. When I look on Flop's page there's nothing there that isn't 6 months old - do I need to be a "friend" in order to see up to date posts? On Brent Terry's page I can view lots of recent pictures, etc. Are there different settings the poster can use to determine who can or can't view all posts?

Brent, if you see this, is there a reason you prefer to post so many pictures, etc. on Facebook rather than on you webpage?

Yes, you would need to be a friend of Flops to see many of the pictures as he has his privacy settings set higher. And, I suppose it depends on which Facebook page you are looking at (personal vs. company). Mine are slightly higher on my personal page than the co. page however I still am fairly transparent there too, --more transparent than others including Flop anyway.

My company Facebook page has more up-to-date projects on it mainly because it is easier for me to upload there. My company website is much more difficult to upload pictures to where I generally must pay a 'techie' to do so. In addition to that, while we are most widely known for Model-A restorations, we do other marques too (which you will see on the FB pages) but the model-a-ford.com website is strictly for information on Model-A projects. The model-a-ford.com website has enough information on it (pictures/verbiage/etc.) that demonstrates to a potential client looking on the web that we have the experience and tools necessary to meet their needs. Within reason, if a project is 3 or 4 years old there, it really does not matter to them. Facebook is just another place to advertise for us and new postings there keep it towards the forefront. That is why I add newly completed projects there every couple months.

[wensum]

Some clues as to how to find him on facebook would be appreciated?
Certainly "Flop" doesn't seem to work
Many thanks
Keith

[Roadster62]

Guess Flop is working for a younger crowd, sad because old guys like me enjoyed seeing his work. Bob

[todd3131]

I joined the H.A.M.B. site this weekend just to look for him. He has many threads on it. I just like to see the work he does no matter what kind of car he is working on.

Todd

[Tinker]

Such a great talented guy. Probably has a blog... Maybe ??????

Fb is an easy way to connect. But it has its issues.

[Mikeinnj]

Follow this link for Flop's Fordbarn page. Then go to the lower left of the page and click on his "Flop Custom Facebook Page"

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/member.php?u=10394

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

For those who are FB friends with Flop, did you see where that rascal is this morning??