I agree. Seems like a valid project to me.
Clark Thomas 1966 Crown 4drht( Moparius Maximus)
1962 Le Baron 4drht (classic 20-footer - if you are slighty
myoptic)
>To all:
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>I absolutely agree with Kenyon's comments about creating a registry, in that
>it isn't going to happen unless someone is willing to volunteer the time and
>energy to make it happen.
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>I'd be willing to tackle this project, but first I'd ask for some candid
>feedback from other IML members. Do you think it would be important to
>have? What information would you want to see? Seems to me it would
>obviously be year, model, color, options, VIN. Then what info would you all
>think is relevant? Condition? Photos? Stories about the individual
>vehicles? Too much info? To little? Personally, I think the more info we
>have the better.
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>I can work with Kenyon to set this up (oops...sorry, Kenyon, just
>volunteering more of your time without asking first...), but only if the
>majority of members on the list think it would be valid.
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>To get started, I'd probably want to contact all the list members
>individually to gather data. I think it would be a great resource for us to
>have, but this thing will be a beast to organize. I'll gladly put out the
>effort and resources, but only if everyone thinks it would be valid
>information to have!
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>If we do this, I'd also ask for patience from those members who have
>previously provided this information. From what I read on the list, I
>gather that efforts have been made before to put together such a registry,
>involving (I'm guessing) time spent answering questionaire forms.
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>Brace yourselves - I'll probably do the same.
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>I would also suggest that (if we proceed) we think about setting this
>registry data format up on the server now rather than later, so information
>could be uploaded in "chunks" as it is received, compiled and organized -
>rather than sitting on someone's hard drive somewhere, ready to be lost. It
>could then be continually updated and refined.
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>What does everybody think? Worth the effort?
>
>Thanks
>
>Michael
>Castro Valley, California
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>1965 LeBaron
>"Little old lady car" - per Kenyon Wills!
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