Raylin Restoration website gone?

[Mark Klinger]

I recently read on the Addict's FB site that the Raylin restoration website was being abandoned as of Feb. 21. Looks like it's already down, can't find it anymore. Is this very valuable info going to be available from someone else or is it lost forever? Loved the tech tips.

[StudeDave57]

Go back and look at the post.
Ray has posted more information.

[64V-K7]

I see NO website and nothing on FB

[my2R5]

Yes, Ray's web site was shut down a few days prematurely (2 days ago I believe) by whoever maintains the site. He mentioned to me that he will be retiring once he completes his current project. Hopefully he will stay active in the forums.

[Studebaker1965]

Is there anyway to post a lot of that info here? I used it often while restoring my Stude.

[voxnut]

Use the internet archive, and save all the pages you'd like to your home computer. Click on the calendar dates that are circled and that was the date the internet archive did a crawl and captured part or all of the website:

https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://raylinrestoration.com/

[64V-K7]

His entire site from 2012 has been archived, but only for my reference. I've sent him a few messages regarding placing it online, but won't be making any moves until he replies..

[voxnut]

His entire site from 2012 has been archived, but only for my reference. I've sent him a few messages regarding placing it online, but won't be making any moves until he replies..

See my note above - the site has been archived for the public on the internet archive, link included.

[StudeDave57]

I see NO website and nothing on FB

As posted- the website was shut down early, and is now dead.

You'll have to look for his post on FB in Stude Addicts~

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&theater&ifg=1

It got buried by the many posts that were "shared from elsewhere" these last few days, but it's there.
(I just bumped it this morning)


StudeDave '57