Website Nostalgia

For anyone feeling nostalgic.

web.archive.org/web/19961230140052/http:...-9ownersclub.org.uk/

or with more links

web.archive.org/web/19991118162003/http:...ub.org.uk/index.html

Your showing your age now Phil !

Wow, that brings back some memories Phil.

When I look at those pages, I think how fortunate we are to have such an up to date website now, also bearing in mind we are by car club standards a very small club....the same can be said for the club magazine, which has also been subject to a few 'green eyed' glances from other car clubs (of greater membership numbers)...

Those old web pages also make me think back to the hard work and dedication (beyond which many realise) Bones had in creating those pages, at a time when they had to be programmed through I think HTML (ie not using any program aids). At a time when many of us thought the new fangled thing called 'internet' would never really catch on the way it has.

Hmm...must stop now and go out n collect me pension! :roll:

Anyone recognise their own advert in the classified section. Cars seem quite a bit more expensive then.

Did we rearly have all these event going on in those days

1996 was four years before my 1st X1/9!

I was driving around in....

a 1988 Ford Escort 1.3 Popular 5d!

I'll get me coat!

1996............... Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I was posted at Merryhill Centre, Dudley West Mids then (yes I am a Brummie, not a savvaner even though I live here). My car was a Fiat Uno Turbo Arbarth Mk1 then. Absolutely mad car.

Thats why I'm trying to get the other half to convert one of our exxies........

Teachers report........ Must try harder ! :lol:

I'm familiar with that area......wasa often found delivering and collecting cars from BodyKraft in Merryhill.

Has any one any ideas as to how many hits the web site had either the
first version or second version,I know that when the site was open to one
and all it was quite outstandinf the number of hits.