NCSDC- Ray-Lin Restoration Tech-pages

[Studeman]

NCSDC.COM is no more....
My webspace provider wouldn't lower the price for space,($16.95/mo). A few months ago, I had to threaten to leave them if I didn't get unlimited space and they capitulated, However- there are 10000 providers that cost MUCH less.. (even though I've been with them since 1999) ...and they quit supporting MS Front-Page extensions.... everything had to be done via FTP...which SUCKS!!!
I have the entire site archived- so we haven't lost anything... I'm just debating whether to build an all-new site for Ray-Lin Restoration, or just a personal site with space for my Tech-pages, Biz, eBay stuff, etc...

I will probably go with Fat-Cow for the new space... $4.83/month and they support Front-Page... good rep for service and back-up. I'm just thinking about a new Domain-Name, Maybe StudeTech.com, StudebakerTech.com, RayLinRestoration.com...etc...

Please be patient... If someone needs something from the tech-pages.. I can e-mail them as html.

Ray


Specializing in Studebaker Restoration

[bams50]

Thanks for your efforts, Ray. What a great resource, and what an important part of the Stude world you are. Whatever you decide, we'll be looking forward to seeing it[^]

Robert (Bob) Andrews Owner- Studebakeracres- on the IoMT (Island of Misfit Toys!)
Parish, central NY 13131

"Some people live for the rules, I live for exceptions"- 311

"Do they all not, by mere virtue of having survived as relics of a bygone era, amass a level of respect perhaps not accorded to them when they were new?"

[StudHawk60]

I like the "RayLinRestoration.com" name, that way everybody knows where the information comes from, and knows it's correct. Whatever you decide, please don't keep your restoration knowledge a secret. For it was from your pages about repairing a clock is where I got the guts to tear into the clock from my 60 Hawk. Almost 15 years I've owned this car, and all the time it was just a broken wire. Now, if only I'd known about your tailfin trim trick BEFORE I wrestled with those darn metal ones! [B)]

[sweetolbob]

Ray

If you don't mind your Corporate Name on the website, I'd vote for the Ray-Lin Restoration. com.

It gives you a little credit for the effort that you put forward that all of us appreciate and may result in some business from casual lurkers or newer members.

Last but not least, could be a business or advertising expense.

Thanks for your efforts.

Bob

[JeffDeWitt]

I agree with the RayLinRestoration.com. It makes sense that all that good info come with a plug for your business.

Jeff DeWitt

http://carolinastudes.net

[studeski]

Ray,
Your site has always been a welcome source of information. Hope you are back up running soon.

Claude Chmielewski
Studeski

http://www.studeski.com

Fillmore, Wisconsin
47 M-16 Truck
62 GT Hawk
63 Lark
64 Commander Wagonaire
50 Champion Regal (parts car)
63 GT Hawk R2
[img=left]http://www.studeski.com/62hawk/62hawka/dakota01_250.jpg[/img=left]

[rusty nut garage]

DITTO anyone who has ever read your tech pages and has used them owes you. Keep up the good work and a personal thanks for the help you've give me both past and future

quote:Originally posted by studeski

Ray,
Your site has always been a welcome source of information. Hope you are back up running soon.

Claude Chmielewski
Studeski

http://www.studeski.com

Fillmore, Wisconsin
47 M-16 Truck
62 GT Hawk
63 Lark
64 Commander Wagonaire
50 Champion Regal (parts car)
63 GT Hawk R2
[img=left]http://www.studeski.com/62hawk/62hawka/dakota01_250.jpg[/img=left]

Russ Shop Foreman "Rusty Nut Garage"
53 2R6 289 5SpdOD (driver)
57 SH (project)
60 Lark VIII 2dr sd (driver)