Peter Gariepy

In theory, yes. In practice, there remains a TON of hand work required.

If you need the data and still have the spreadsheets, I can get to them to work in the latest excel or google spreadsheet.

The real work isn't the tool you choose. It's collecting all the data, and structuring the data so you can do the research. Excel is a tool. Also consider using similar tools like Google Spreadsheet or a database. Spreadsheets are simply columns of data. Databases are more robust, but also harder to use. A shared (cloud) spreadsheet or database also allows you to recruit people to help with data entry, and to share the data with others so they an do research as well. An alternative solution: Get PDF files of all the data. Then simply use a search tool to drill into the data. (no data entry)

Jack, Your post wasn't about the topic title. It was about your parts for sale which belongs in a different forum. Read the forum rules.

You have 14000 posts. You can scroll through your postings page by page (see about instructions) or you can search for your postings by topic or description

Find it here: https://forums.aaca.org/forum/17-commercial-ambulances-etc/

rather you just posted "sold'

Bob, Here is a link to ALL your posts: https://forums.aaca.org/profile/76568-1937hd45/content/

You can search for it like any other topic if you remember the title. OR You can search for posts by user (YOU!).

Not sure I get the term "neglect" in this context. The add simply dated out and is now down the page(s). You can always at a response to the topic which will bring it to the top. Although I frown on that. Then EVERYONE will be bumping the topic to the top.

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Considering I get virtually zero complaints on the forum, your comment seems a bit extreme. There was a a minor outage over the weekend as I updated the software which probably created the /admin/install issue. It's gone now.

https://www.thehenryford.org/collections-and-research/digital-collections/artifact/12651

Another topic that covers this well:

123 Franklin Street, Dayton OH. is one one of the pcs of literature. https://www.google.com/maps/place/123+Franklin+St,+Dayton,+OH+45402/@39.7531213,-84.1929413,3a,75y,152.13h,99.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s3sJwky6O20D2E378pQda9w!2e0!7i16384!8i8192!4m5!3m4!1s0x884086acc4b2a471:0x9f2d7e86cbeaf8fa!8m2!3d39.7534267!4d-84.1931084 Walking distance (virtually next door?) to the Packard Museum. 46 Franklin St, Dayton OH. West Peterson lives near there? @West Peterson

Or maybe people should be more considerate. Before you speak (post or comment) ask yourself if what you are going to say is true, is kind, is necessary, is helpful. If the answer is no, maybe what you are about to say should be left unsaid." - Bernard Meltzer

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Call+Vintage+Car+Rally+In+Mumbai

share the YouTube video link

One's humor is another's attack. Example: "70's Renault products simply make me cringe! " A 70's Renault fan would very much defend his emotional investment in his preference for that vehicle, and find the statement anything BUT humorous. Make that same statement in this club and forum and it would NOT go over well: http://www.renaultclub.us https://forum.renaultclub.us

This topic makes me nervous as a moderator. Is it really of any value to bash a make, year or model? (not matter the reason)

https://vintageandclassicreproductions.com nothing on their site.

The morning melt-off will be hard to endure... but I'll survive!

30 years give or take.

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We tweaked these activities in little ways here and there, but for the most part they were as members expected them to be. One of the first items we did decide to change was the meal hosted by AACA’s First Lady. Traditionally, the First Lady hosts a breakfast on Friday morning while seminars are going on. Because the hotel gave everyone free breakfast with their room, we didn’t want to compete with that and again, we were looking to change things up a bit. We settled on a Friday lunch open to everyone with no competing seminars. The luncheon turned out to be the hottest ticket in town with 168 pre-sold tickets and a waiting list at the registration desk should anyone cancel. We also decided to make the Friday night Regions & Chapters dinner a little less formal and open it up to all convention attendees. Again, this was another hit as 246 folks attended. 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The reception offered a casual way for the directors and more than 200 attendees to meet and mingle before the main event started. The final bit of fun added to the schedule was the Friday night entertainment – a comedic magician and illusionist. Which brings us full circle to my opening comments and the title of my article… The Annual Convention was magical because all of the pieces just seemed to fit perfectly to create a wonderful and successful event for everyone who attended. Thank you to everyone who came, congratulations to all of the award winners and we can’t wait to see you next year! Congratulations to Our 2022 National Award Winners! Congratulations to our 2022 National Award Winners! Click the above link to view the winners. Thank you to all of the volunteers, AACA staff and Board, hotel staff, presenters, and especially our attendees and award winners for making the 2023 Annual Convention a success! 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We had pre-arranged our visit, so the staff was able to pull several items they thought would be of interest to us including information about transportation during the colonial days. The library’s booth at the trade show was the place to be for used books, and we ended up selling almost everything we brought this year – thank you to everyone who gave our used books a new home and helped support the library through those funds! We’re thrilled to have made just under $1,000 this year through the book sale, and even acquired a few new donations as well. Prior to convention, we worked with AACA Past President Tom Cox to research and supply illustrations for a unique seminar he was presenting on the history of Virginia-built vehicles. If you are thinking about presenting a seminar at a future convention, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the library for any assistance you made need – we’re always here to help! 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