haha what happened to him btw.

 

Hes gone, went to mustang land

 

***threadjack!***

RM,

Have you gotten that thing put back together yet?

 

[QUOTE=RM_Indy;1692444]Welcome to the forum
If its an Indy, quick way to check is, open the hood, look up at the sticker on the underside just behind the grill. Look for the codes for Primary color *PCH* Secondary color *QCH*. No other 96 would have that paint code. PCH is the brilliant blue and the QCH is the white paint.
When you get the build sheet must have both Sport Package *AGG* & Indy package *AGJ*

http://www.rm-indy.com/Indy_Factoid.htm

 

Oh come on man. This is a FIFTEEN year old thread...... He probably doesn't even have the truck any more, and most of the people posting in this thread haven't been here for years either. Please pay more attention to what thread you are posting in.

 

Newbies.

 

I've asked this question a few times in my life. Why don't threads auto lock after X years of no replies, with admin ability to unlock if necessary.

 

Sounds like a great enhancement to the site's software to me...

 

To tell ya the truth, I don't know why they don't.... So far as I can tell, the board software doesn't really have that capability though. At least, not in any control panel I have access to. I seem to remember we discussed this with IB staff at some point in the past, in the mods forum, but, for some obscure reason that I just can't remember now, they didn't wanna do it.... I will sometimes just lock them myself...... when it comes up.. But, not every time. I have been surprised in the past with a several year old thread being bumped, and the OP actually responding to it.....Imagine my surprise.

 

It might now be a good time to bring this issue back up as a future customizable enhancement to the software. You shouldn't have to take time out of your busy schedule to lock out old threads. Seems like a great solution for automation to me..