This is getting to be like Oktoberfest!

I've been on board here since before I bought my GP...and the info I got here was a major factor in my buying decision. Since that time any problem or mod I intend to make to my car I float the post here first, and there has never been a shortage of information and opinion. This site is better than an online owners/shop manual because it comes with the benefit of experience and the kind of people who would help you turn the wrenches if they were your next door neighbor. I never would have thought one of my most valuable tools would be a keyboard. Somuch so that when I shop for another car nowdays one of the first things I do is see if I can find a message board that supports it. It is truly sad that most are populated with those like on our "faternal brother" site.

The model run of the GP may well be at its end, but with so many of these cars on the road here's to the continued success of this board.
Long Live GP.net!

It's a great site, and as T-Bat said, the keyboard has been my most useful tool against bad mechanics, i don't have skills to do my self almost anything on my car but always have info from you guys to tell where is located the problem (usually my tranny) and get it fixed faster and cheaper.

I can practice my english too!!

I have to agree with everyone you have made my choices easier and have helped with installs with write ups and personally know how... i would recommened this site to any GP owner whether there project is simple or more complex i can almost relie on you all to give some type of awsome feedback and options.

I would love to go to octoberfest!!!....this site rocks

I think the difference is some of older members try to give advice that will help you whereas the other site cough(CGP) will ridicule newbies and give them attitude ,I've seen a lot of new members here come a long way and they need to ask questions to learn .Chico.

Ill second that notion because im one of them!!

Been there. Had a blast.

I second that. I've asked about a billion questions since I joined, and I've still got a lot to learn from the "elders"