Cal44
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Mondays rant.
The Tiger community is like my "old" dysfunctional family. I write "old" family as most of them are now dead and not capable of dysfunctional causation.
The Tiger community is not dead but thrives in a "fragmented existence".
Take the wonderful TAC program. Those folks aren't putting in the new numbers on their "Own Website". I'm at 8 hundred something and they are at 6 hundred something. If they have a forum on their website I can't find it, so stick a fork in that.........it's over.
Unless "The Tiger Guru" is informed of the latest TAC'd Tig then it doesn't get posted on his site. This is important for sellers, buyers and the history of the car in general.
Then there is/was the hidden Tiger chat by entering Tigers United and signing up, but that seems to be more like finding the local chapter of the Illuminati...............
There is Alpines/Tiger East, yet another group where some poor sot writes in and gets no response for days, maybe weeks.
What's with the different websites for the same car? Think how lovely it would be to have one Tiger website that contained all the latest information and the links for parts, repairs and creations.
There are guys making new front ends for our cars, I just found anther one on Tigers east. I just read something about a fellow making an item that helps stop wheel hop. Where would I find him? Many things concerning Tigers seems to be a mystery........what up with dat?
I will use the Mustang Boss 302 website as an example. One stop shop...period. And they have an off topic section where other cars are discussed, lost and found etc.
All of this is easy for me to write about, why?, I know nothing and I don't pretend too know anything.
The Brits have their Tiger group centralized........what's wrong with U.S?
This in NOT a dig on anyone but an attempt with slow witted humor to get a point across. Just think, if it wasn't for this Website where would you go.........hummmm? Thank goodness for the California Tiger Association.
Mike
To name a few:
California Association of Sunbeam Tiger Owners
The Tiger community is like my "old" dysfunctional family. I write "old" family as most of them are now dead and not capable of dysfunctional causation.
The Tiger community is not dead but thrives in a "fragmented existence".
Take the wonderful TAC program. Those folks aren't putting in the new numbers on their "Own Website". I'm at 8 hundred something and they are at 6 hundred something. If they have a forum on their website I can't find it, so stick a fork in that.........it's over.
Unless "The Tiger Guru" is informed of the latest TAC'd Tig then it doesn't get posted on his site. This is important for sellers, buyers and the history of the car in general.
Then there is/was the hidden Tiger chat by entering Tigers United and signing up, but that seems to be more like finding the local chapter of the Illuminati...............
There is Alpines/Tiger East, yet another group where some poor sot writes in and gets no response for days, maybe weeks.
What's with the different websites for the same car? Think how lovely it would be to have one Tiger website that contained all the latest information and the links for parts, repairs and creations.
There are guys making new front ends for our cars, I just found anther one on Tigers east. I just read something about a fellow making an item that helps stop wheel hop. Where would I find him? Many things concerning Tigers seems to be a mystery........what up with dat?
I will use the Mustang Boss 302 website as an example. One stop shop...period. And they have an off topic section where other cars are discussed, lost and found etc.
All of this is easy for me to write about, why?, I know nothing and I don't pretend too know anything.
The Brits have their Tiger group centralized........what's wrong with U.S?
This in NOT a dig on anyone but an attempt with slow witted humor to get a point across. Just think, if it wasn't for this Website where would you go.........hummmm? Thank goodness for the California Tiger Association.
Mike
To name a few:
California Association of Sunbeam Tiger Owners