Posted by John M on December 09, 2007 at 08:32:42 from (209.213.22.170):
In Reply to: Allrighty then posted by Lanse on December 07, 2007 at 13:23:08:
Dont matter. Kim had OT boards and nobody used them. She had one on each board I believe so that regualrs to one particualr board could have a ccess to the pages particualr OT board, or maybe it was just a link to one OT board I dont recall now. Kim and the crew put a lot of effort into this board but seem to have given up on trying to please everyoner and just let things ride because of a few know it alls love to complain until it hurts everyone. Ive given up hope of this ever being a true antique tractor board anymore, except for the hood shots of those who have time to take such pictures and post them instead of doing the work they claim to be so far behind on.
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