Andrew, 

I have lots of old emails and the old web pages too if you do want to take
a shot at it.  I have no time to do much of anything except host the list
these days.  If you like I can give you access to the server and you can
see what is out there and create a basic home page for a2-16v.com.  Give
me a call if you want to discuss, 813-417-8870.  I don't check my email as
often as I used to so it is much easier to reach me on my cell.

Anyone interested in helping Andrew out please give me a call and I'll 
help coordinate.

Chad


On Fri, 21 Nov 2003, Andrew White wrote:

> 
> Finally got a chance to sit down and write email- it's been a busy couple 
> weeks. I agree- the list has been really slow. A few years ago, it was 
> pretty hopping (and there were raffles!). Maybe it is the changing 
> demographics of A2 drivers, or the fact that there are not a lot of good 
> condition 16vs out there. I paid a little more than market cost for my 
> current 16v, but that was because it was totally pristine, and had been 
> garaged for a few years up in VT (not driven that much). People tend to 
> move on, I think, and trade in their 16vs for Audis or newer VWs when they 
> get older. I'm 29 now, and every so often I do think about trading in the 
> GLI, but then I drive something else, and realize how much I still love the 
> car.
> 
> Vwvortex seems to be sliding a lot, at least in the A2/16V category. The A2 
> forum is about 80-90% noise, very few productive or technical threads. The 
> 16v forum is better, but not by much.
> 
> I'd be happy to help out with the website- I'm pretty good with Dreamweaver 
> type stuff, but I was thinking the best thing to do would be some sort of 
> php/mySQL programming where people could upload tips/comments/info into a 
> central database (where the 16v list could also be archived), allowing for 
> a searchable information source, which would be much more useful than 
> making up forums/user registries.  Any other ideas?
> 
> Andrew
> 
> BTW- replaced all my intake boots this week. They were completely shredded. 
> 2-3 inch tears on the undersides, I don't know how the car even ran. After 
> replacing them, the MPG on my MFA shot up about 10 miles/gallon from the 
> correct vacuum pressure now being in the intake system!
> 
> 
> ........................................................................
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> 
> 26 + 6 = 1
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