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Fe26 · 05-13-2012, 02:59 AM

It may well be the case that half the people on The Hamb have never built anything. Then again that could be said of Fordbarn members, such wild and woolly statements won't endear you to many here.

You have been politley referred to a sister site when members here thought your question was:
1. More appropriate to the topics dealt with on The Hamb
2. You would be more likely to find the information you require there
3. You would be in company with others who modify cars, rather than here where the focus is oriented more to the original than to the seriously modified.
4. The description you paint of your car and the way you intend to drive same suggest to my mind you are better suited as a member of the Hamb.
5. Your personality might also be better suited to the Hamb, over there they aren't afraid to 'call a spade a spade' and often they don't mind getting a little rude and personal.

If you take a moment to think you might realise that if half the people on the HAMB have never built anything, then by default, half of them have.

05-13-2012, 02:59 AM	#16
Fe26 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 949	Re: Installing a Y-Block in a 36 Coupe It may well be the case that half the people on The Hamb have never built anything. Then again that could be said of Fordbarn members, such wild and woolly statements won't endear you to many here. You have been politley referred to a sister site when members here thought your question was: 1. More appropriate to the topics dealt with on The Hamb 2. You would be more likely to find the information you require there 3. You would be in company with others who modify cars, rather than here where the focus is oriented more to the original than to the seriously modified. 4. The description you paint of your car and the way you intend to drive same suggest to my mind you are better suited as a member of the Hamb. 5. Your personality might also be better suited to the Hamb, over there they aren't afraid to 'call a spade a spade' and often they don't mind getting a little rude and personal. If you take a moment to think you might realise that if half the people on the HAMB have never built anything, then by default, half of them have.