SSP Foxbody Mustangs on Facebook

[xxtrpr]

I am also there as of yesterday.

[Andy]

I have seen this happen with allot of the other car sites
A Facebook page is started and the people that were
regulars on the car site jump ship and spend all their time
on Facebook.
I can not get on Facebook because of my Browser
and internet connection and if i could i would still stay loyal
to the car sites that started it all.
I know allot a people are going to say up grade your connection
but i'm not doing that. I do not like the idea that i have to change
because technology forces it. Similar to hardware that you have is
now not compatible with the software you have
forcing a change $
Thanks Mike, Bill and all the people that
have contributed here over the years.
I will be here to turn out the lights.

[28HopUp]

I hear ya, Andy. I am active on several online forums, and I have noticed in general that their levels of activity have dropped off (some more than others). .NET seems to be doing fine, despite the fact that our audience is relatively small. Generally speaking, SSP cars are attractive to only certain people, but that is likely to only increase as the cars age and their unique appeal broadens. We may also be able to pick up new members who are part of the FB group but have not found a forum.

[dcompson]

I'm on Facebook because it's convient. I'll remain active on both sites. Thanks bill for opening this up, it can only help expose us to a larger audience.

[28HopUp]

I agree, Dave. The only downside I see would be the 'left-coasters" that join up here who call all SSP/nothcback Mustangs a "CHP" whether they worked for the agency or not.

[67gt500]

I joined the Facebook group a few days ago. it is convenient however I still enjoy visiting this site as it has a larger wealth of information. I am a member of a few other forums as well and they also have Facebook pages but the websites are still far superior.