The Marmon Club needs a webmaster.

[ronbarn]

I am going to ask one of the dumbest questions you

all have ever heard. Is there a car oriented webmaster out there

with some spare time on their hands? See, I told you it was a dumb

question, but here is the problem:

The Marmon Club needs help with its? website. The

existing website was set up in conjunction with the business site of one

of the members and the webmaster was an employee. He was apparently a

nice young man, but really not into the cars - just doing the job

assigned. He has since moved on with another career opportunity and we do

not have a webmaster and the site is sadly out-of-date.

I mentioned this to a couple of you AACA webmasters

a couple of years ago (senior moment here since I cannot remember

who), but circumstances which I would rather not mention at this time

prevailed and nothing came of the discussions. We would now like to have

communications with someone who would like to make our website an

enhancement to the hobby. Some items for consideration include:

1. The Marmon cars were made from 1903 to 1933. They

were one of the most prestigious cars made in the US and their

factory was in Indianapolis, Indiana. Known for their advanced

engineered and use of state-of-the-art materials, the Marmon was highly

respected as a quality automobile.

2. We have an active membership of 300 internationally who own over 700

Marmon cars.

3. The Marmon News is a bimonthly newsletter and has

won an Old Cars Weekly Golden Quill Award for the last three years.

Club members are very supportive of the publication and I am

confident that the same support will extend to the website.

If you are interested in this challenging assignment, please contact me

at ronbarn@otelco.net

[24T42]

Ron,

Is the old address still active? If so, what is it?

Thanks in advance.

Judy

[ronbarn]

The site is still "active" (barely) at www.marmonclub.com