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I would like to take a moment to thank all of you folks for the help and advice you have given me. I am a new member and have little to offer and just wanted to show my appreciation to all of you for your time, experience and your willingness to share.

Happy New Year to you all.

Stretch :thankyousign:
 
I am a new member and have little to offer--- :shocked:

WOT!!!--: stretchit2:
Here you just offered us a new friend
who will be helpin folks with their cars before
the new year can set in.


Welcome aboard & Happy New year to you too --Keoke----- :driving:
 
stretchit2 said:
I would like to take a moment to thank all of you folks for the help and advice you have given me. I am a new member and have little to offer and just wanted to show my appreciation to all of you for your time, experience and your willingness to share.

Happy New Year to you all.

Stretch :thankyousign:
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You know 'stretch' it's the other way around, we should be thanking you, because without your questions others wouldn't know what to ask?
think about it???
 
I agree, the more people asking questions about their problems means that we all get to learn more as the "experts" chime in with answers. We also may get answers to problems that we have not yet had. I get great satisfaction from being able to offer suggestions when there is an area I think I know something about. But mostly I just enjoy the repartee from the regulars...
 
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