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Posted: March 08, 2002 at 3:40 PM / IP Logged

Just thought i would say that you have a nice site, one of the best help sites i have seen in a long time.

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Thanks!

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Posted: March 08, 2002 at 4:31 PM / IP Logged

I'll second that !! Good job getting out of the Yahoo! group Mike. Good to see that things worked out .

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Hi Jeff, Thanks! ...oO( I still can't figure out who Mike is. )

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jimmeezgolfvr6

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Posted: March 10, 2002 at 6:06 AM / IP Logged

holy cow, i stepped away from all computers for a few days and everything's changed!! the yahoo! forum's format is all different.......everyone's outraged by it, and now the12volt sets up his own!

congrats on the new site, and thanks for putting it all together so quickly and professionally. i'm more like jeff @ velocity, just here to help out in any way that i can.

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welcom aboard jimmeezgolfvr6. Good to see some familiar user names again. Nice Site -- posted image.

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Very good site, 2 thumbs up all the way!!

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Klank

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Posted: March 10, 2002 at 11:05 PM / IP Logged

Yes let me thank God for this site its a total blessing. Let me also just say I was in Tweeter today and the so called guy helping was just a total snake . I told him I needed a power antenna for a 99 Ford E150 with remote motor and he just totally dissed me by just flipping through the pages of his catalog saying there was nothing in there so I said well let me take a look and low and behold guess what I found what I was looking for. Anyhow I totally made him look bad in front of the other customers. Now I wonder is he actually going to call me with wether or not he can get it for me?

Where did winter go??? I'm not ready for spring yet here in Maine!!

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Posted: March 11, 2002 at 7:39 AM / IP Logged

If you want more winter come up to Canada.... we just got another 4 " of pow ( sorry, pow means snow for everyone out there that isn't a snowboarder Nice Site -- posted image. )Anyways, I'm not familiar with the 99 E150 , is that the cargo/conventional vans that courior services use ? Most power antenna motors that we sell are about $ 30.00 USD and there are just 3 wires to hook up ( power, ground and remote turn on ). For the installation part of it, find where the factory power antenna would go and check to see if there is a plug there or not. If no factory hole is there you will need to drill a new hole to install the aftermarket power antenna. AFter you get the hole drilled out, then the rest is easy, just connect the wires to the appropriate places and your done.

I hope this helps you out better than the other guy and if I didn't please post again and let us know what you will need in additional information to help you out. BTW, if you didn't leave any security deposit for that antenna at the other shop you are not legally bound to buy it from them. If they call you just say that you will think about it and call them back when your ready.

Jeff

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Thanks everyone and welcome aboard. Nice Site -- posted image.

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