One more time - How did you find this site...

[BILT4ME]

16 Years and only 47 posts........

Originally Posted by Trevor

Good question !

... it's April in the year 2000 AD, the world was supposed to have ended more than 4 months ago ... yet to my amazement my computer still works and I see the sun has risen once again !
ohhh what a glorious thing it is to still be alive !

I type in "1971 GMC" into the subject line on "Altavista" (my search engine of choice) and much to my delight my lightning-fast state-of-the-art 56k dial-up modem sends me a list of topics matching my query after waiting only a minute or two ...

And the rest, as they say, is history !

[GASoline71]

Was looking for parts when I got my '72 back in '07.

Now this site consumes a lot of my internet time!

Gary

[Downtown]

Search engine found it not too long after it started. Dial up was so fast!

[In The Ten Ring]

I was looking for a discussion forum to help me fix my 1972 Chevy truck and an internet search brought up this forum.

[sawyerrm]

Heard about while reading about a 55 build on the tri five site

[tommys72]

Looking for answers on google for my super that we had just bought, when this site popped up

[ohboy321]

About a year and a half ago I started researching trucks for the purpose of buying an antique, and as with my other hobbies, I relay heavily on forums for detailed information.

I searched the internet for truck forums and landed here for GM truck research.

Several of the best forums I use for other interest (hit & miss engines, John Deere, Harley's) use the same software, which indicated to me that this was the place to be.

I lingered in the 60-66 area for a year, then started poking around the 67-72 forum as I expanded my search for a truck.

I bought a 67 K10 in June...and now monitor/read this site multiple times a day, and just made my first purchase through the for sale section.

I do not mind paying an annual fee for access.

-Steve

[old Chevy guy]

A harder question would be "how could you not find this site?" If you do an Internet search that includes Chevy,gmc,67 or 72 or practically search for anything on the web that includes the word truck ,somewhere you will turn up a post from this site. There's so much info streaming from here that it's hard not to turn it up in a search.i don't remember specifically but I'm sure that's how I found it,once you look your hooked. I bet if you google chickens it would turn up somewhere.

[FirstOwner69]

Originally Posted by old Chevy guy

I bet if you google chickens it would turn up somewhere.

You're right!!!
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=704263

[Boog]

I googled it way back even before there was a google. 😉

[old Chevy guy]

Originally Posted by FirstOwner69

You're right!!!
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=704263

Kinda where I was going with that

[flashed]

I think someone pointed me to this site when I was looking to buy a truck and Im glad to be here .

[Coley]

Word of mouth.
...a buddy of mine in town told me about it on several occasions so I logged in and watched the website and its members roll out on interesting issues, parts, problems, successes etc.....
It was far more civil and much better run/managed than a boating website I used to frequent....which was more like a place where cranky guys went to anonymously yell on line at other people...lol
Regarless, with respect to this site.....I haven't regretted a minute of it.....great website.
all good
Coley

[vcrazy8]

I was using the Web-Crawler search engine. It was the bomb before Google took over.

[Daddy Brim]

I bought some parts from a well know parts distributor, when they came their was a invoice from somebody else included. I called the number on the invoice to see if they wanted me to mail it to them. That person is a member here, and gave me this site.

[rmmurphy]

google search looking for parts

[70cst]

The search engine is a beautiful thing ...