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22-01-2009, 09:42 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: SE burbs of Melbourne
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The forum has been around for a while now...
IMHO... If you break it down, there are a few minor flaws with the way its structured atm... (i.e. the same way it was 3-4 years ago) Take for instance the sub forum Ford Passenger Cars "If they sold it as a passenger vehicle in Australia.. look here !" First sub section is Falcons Within that we have: Classic Falcons; XK -> XC (11 different models) Post Classic; XD -> EL (8 different models) Contemporary Aus Fords; AU -> FG (4 different models) Now correct me if I'm wrong but the term "CLASSIC car" when referring to car age means anything that is 25-50 years of age (50+ being "vintage car") this kinda negates the current "Classic Falcons" section covering XK- XC doesn't it ? My 1984 XE falcon will be considered a "Classic Car" by my insurance company come September.... Moving onto the "Post Classic" section covering XD - EL I'm sure most would agree that this subforum is dominated by E-series posts... Do the XD-XF owners really need to be segregated from the other X-series guys ???? Instead of referring to the Falcons in terms of Classic/post classic etc... which really changes every year the cars get older (in 25 years a BA falcon will be a "Classic car") Would it be appropriate to break up this section up in a different way ? I'm yet to come up with a "fantastic suggestion" so far myself... just thought I'd put it out there for now, to see if others felt the same ? |
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Layout review - "FORD PASSENGER CARS -> Falcons" section
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