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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #15 on: 07 January 2007, 22:02:59 »
eally good idea
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #16 on: 20 March 2007, 16:57:00 »
Good idea, I've already posted a couple of times on: wheel alignment, respray and alloy wheel repair, people could rate them perhaps?  You shouldn't be guaranteeing anything by recommending a place to go - it should still all be at your own risk, just as the maintenance guides are..
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #17 on: 21 March 2007, 23:52:46 »
Good idea. :y

Local council, Fife, has a scheme oor should that be scream, with certain local garages registered with them that will abide with certain set rules.

 Also i know that Car Mechanics, magazine, also do a similar thing with readers sending in their findings. Think it would certainly help for those of us used to travelling into the nether regions in search of a holiday and having a problem with their mega.  :y
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #18 on: 22 March 2007, 19:19:14 »
Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #19 on: 23 March 2007, 10:33:55 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #20 on: 23 March 2007, 10:38:58 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
Believe it or not, the base forum software does not support sub forums  >:(
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #21 on: 23 March 2007, 11:09:49 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
Believe it or not, the base forum software does not support sub forums  >:(

Ah, bit of a stumbling block there!  I would agree that it probably shouldn't have a completely seperate forum, so that doesn't leave you a lot in the way of options..
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #22 on: 23 March 2007, 12:51:32 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
Believe it or not, the base forum software does not support sub forums  >:(

Ah, bit of a stumbling block there!  I would agree that it probably shouldn't have a completely seperate forum, so that doesn't leave you a lot in the way of options..
Once we get rid of Maintenence Guides and FAQs etc, then adding a couple of new sections won't be so cluttered....
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #23 on: 23 March 2007, 13:18:49 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
Believe it or not, the base forum software does not support sub forums  >:(

Ah, bit of a stumbling block there!  I would agree that it probably shouldn't have a completely seperate forum, so that doesn't leave you a lot in the way of options..
Once we get rid of Maintenence Guides and FAQs etc, then adding a couple of new sections won't be so cluttered....

Where are maintenance guides going?!
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #24 on: 23 March 2007, 14:12:45 »
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Not entirely sure how this could be usefully implemented into a forum type site....

How about a sub forum, or an updatable sticky under maintenance guides - you could title it Services for your Omega, Reccomended by Members - or something not that long?!
Believe it or not, the base forum software does not support sub forums  >:(

Ah, bit of a stumbling block there!  I would agree that it probably shouldn't have a completely seperate forum, so that doesn't leave you a lot in the way of options..
Once we get rid of Maintenence Guides and FAQs etc, then adding a couple of new sections won't be so cluttered....

Where are maintenance guides going?!
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Re: Recommended Garage's Forum
« Reply #25 on: 23 March 2007, 16:32:58 »
Oppps!

I've been caught thinking out aloud again...

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