Welcome back...

[68gtcoupe]

I'm very happy to see that the Forum is back.  The loss of data is terrible, so many years of information lost.  But we soldier on.  Thanks to everyone involved in getting things up and running again.

Terry

[Coralsnake]

Yes, thanks for coming back!

[GT350Lad]

Agree, I missed the community and it's s massive loss but hey this is a bloody strong hobby build on the back of some awesome cars and there owners. We will survive and thrive guys..
Cheers

[mark p]

Thanks to the "pit crew" for getting things moving again.

Wow, some very tough lessons there somewhere 

[bluek]

What a shame.. Thanks for all the hard work in restoring.  The Hipomustang site had a crash/meltdown maybe 5-6 years-ago and unfortunately it has never been the same.
Will old postings eventually be restored? 

Thanks

[nate]

Glad to see the Forum back up and thanks for all the hard work to get it back together! Wish there was a way to get all the valuable info back.

[SFM6S1348]

Thanks for getting us back in touch with reality.

Les

[SFM6S1348]

Does the Wayback machine have any archived files?

[SFM6S1348]

Does the Wayback machine have any archived files?

I answered my own question after a bit of searching at least up to June 16 2017

https://web.archive.org/web/20170601000000*/http://saacforum.com/index.php?board=22.0
   


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Les

[2112]

Does the Wayback machine have any archived files?

I answered my own question after a bit of searching at least up to June 16 2017

https://web.archive.org/web/20170601000000*/http://saacforum.com/index.php?board=22.0
   


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Les

Is there a way that can be reloaded here?

[edselwagon]

Does the Wayback machine have any archived files?

I answered my own question after a bit of searching at least up to June 16 2017

https://web.archive.org/web/20170601000000*/http://saacforum.com/index.php?board=22.0
   


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Les

Is there a way that can be reloaded here?

There should be a way to reconstruct a good portion of the site from the wayback machine and cached google pages...while i know enough to be dangerous, i don't know the best way to go about it...i found this page http://techattitude.com/tips-tricks-and-hacks/how-to-download-pages-of-a-site-from-google-cache/ which way or may not be helpful.  But if not for reuploading to the site, maybe someone knows how to compile an old version of the forum into a searchable text file?  just a thought.

[computerworks]

There should be a way to reconstruct a good portion of the site from the wayback machine and cached google pages...while i know enough to be dangerous, i don't know the best way to go about it...i found this page http://techattitude.com/tips-tricks-and-hacks/how-to-download-pages-of-a-site-from-google-cache/ which way or may not be helpful.  But if not for reuploading to the site, maybe someone knows how to compile an old version of the forum into a searchable text file?  just a thought.

Wayback grabs snapshots of main pages, but rarely has the content behind them....so most are useless.

If any cached pages are found...and they contain significant info.... send the links and details to pitcrew@saac.com for evaluation.

[2112]

The George Watterson thread was mostly complete

[jim mac]

Good to be back, but damn, sooo much was lost....

[Forum Guide]

The George Watterson thread was mostly complete

If any cached pages are found...and they contain significant info.... send the links and details to pitcrew@saac.com for evaluation.