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[Rick]

Evening all,

Inspired by an experiment undertaken by Brian M a little while back, I've decided to have a dabble with an OCC Page on Facebook. Bear with me while I fiddle with it, it only went live this evening so I still need to weigh up the pro's and con's of Like buttons and all that other social-media-type stuff that people seem to talk about, but feel free to Like it via the Page itself for the timebeing (that's if you like it ).

Old Classic Car - Vintage & Classic Cars in the UK
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Old-Classic-Car-Vintage-Classic-Cars-in-the-UK/150332121707027?sk=wall

Hopefully it'll open up the site and forum to many more users, once I put some updates on there and it (hopefully) gets a following, which can only be a good thing - I think!?

More the merrier,

RJ
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[stuchamp]

Bummer, I don't do Facebook!

Good idea for those who do though.

[Rick]

[buzzy bee]

Hi

It can't do any harm can it, more traffic got to be a good thing.

I like Facebook for keeping intouch with all my old friends, who have mostly moved away, and also for getting intouch with other steam engine people. I think most people I know are on Facebook, so there must be a fair number of Facebook Members!

Cheers

Dave

[Roger-hatchy]

As Dave says handy for keeping in touch.

I've also got back in touch with army mates from 40-50 years ago, even a couple from school.

And one small club in Kent has nearly double it's membership since opening a club facebook account.

Just have to be more aware of what you post.

Roger

[Peter_L]