20-October-2003

15 years ago today was the first post made by Keith to the CCfan forum.

Thinking about it, I'm always amazed at what the site has done for Correct Crafts and the people who have or do own them. But, I feel really amazed at the friendships that have developed because of CCfan.

Thanks Keith for creating CCfan and making that first post.

Now, I'm not computer savvy enough to have figured out how to find the first post. Ken told me but he wasn't savvy enough ether to find the date. Larry told him so, thanks Larry for bringing up the important anniversary. If you go to the member list and click on the "registered", the dates are reversed. Try it and it's interesting to see some of us that were here early on and many who are still with us.

Follow the link to an early post on PN.

I think Jeff got it right


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And another And who's that guy Hollywood who seems to have gotten it somewhatl wrong back then?

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And then there are the posts about some of life's traumatic experiences like this one.shared with those friends Pete mentioned.

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KENO wrote: And then there are the posts about some of life's traumatic experiences like this one.shared with those friends Pete mentioned. link

Always irreverent and funny some of us are;
“One thing about these buses that confuses me, when did they start making them so long, I always rode the short bus to school” CQ

KENO wrote: tryathlete wrote: KENO wrote: And then there are the posts about some of life's traumatic experiences like this one.shared with those friends Pete mentioned. link Always irreverent and funny some of us are; “One thing about these buses that confuses me, when did they start making them so long, I always rode the short bus to school” CQ Quinner turned out perfectly normal later in life though    Fits my definition of normal anyways

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The Deep Lake community wouldn’t be the same without CQ and all that he brings to us.

There have been some pretty impressive engineering feats documented thru the years

Here's one of my favorites really

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This is like a trip down memory lane

Next topic would be the "warm, enthusiastic welcome" that the suspicious new guy gets

In the link below is the "tranny man's welcome"

When it was over he was definitely welcome

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If we are bringing up classic CCF threads, here is one from 2007 that changed our terminology and vocabulary forever.

http://www.correctcraftfan.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8553&KW=bacerd+motor&PID=84482&title=bacerd-movin-motor#84482

75 Tique wrote: If we are bringing up classic CCF threads, here is one from 2007 that changed our terminology and vocabulary forever. http://www.correctcraftfan.com/forum/search_results_posts.asp?SearchID=20181021195026&KW=bacerd+movin+motor

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This said it all to me!

I actually surfed twice with CCF members.

I found this forum when I decided to sell my Malibu and step back into the Correct Craft family again. I started with a 78 Ski Nautique in 1982 then went Malibu from 1990 to 2013.
First went to PN for help on my search.   Then found CCF.   What a vast improvement.
At least from my perspective. I like to repair nearly everything on my equipment.
( although I did let the insurance company pay for needed fiberglass work)
This forum has helped with each and every question so far.
Thanks Keith for establishing a first class fix and repair site that also offers some pretty great conversations along the way.

September of 2007
Larry, I think this where the bacerds movement started?

It's been a good gig.

Note to HW, I looked it up:

It's is the contraction (abbreviated form) of "it is" and "it has."

KENO wrote:     their projects were pretty impressive. By the way Pete, you'll notice I didn't use the "restoration" word

Ken,
I did notice and I agree that there are some very impressive results.

Those old threads are hilarious. That was good fun reading those.