Have you noticed a reduction in Classic Bronco posts?

[blubuckaroo]

What's up with the reduction of posts on Classic Bronco? I remember a time when a single day covered two pages.
Not that it will affect me, but if this is any indication in the interest in Broncos, it'll mean a drop in value as well.

 

[nvrstuk]

Facebook... I posted up a post about it lack of posts a couple months back.

 

[MarsChariot]

I believe that it is seasonal. A couple of other automotive /specialty vehicle forums have been dead for the past two weeks. And I seem to recall this from previous years. Summer=lots of posts. Winter=not so much. That's my story at least, and I am sticking to it.

 

[904Bronco]

Everyone is busy working on their rigs while the weather is bad outside... ?

 

[okie4570]

Everyone's busy.

 

[BGBronco]

maybe all of the questions have been asked. no, that's not it.

 

[blubuckaroo]

Is it possible that all the remaining Broncos are happily running and don't need our help?

 

[hyghlndr]

Holiday season can be slow too, lots going on.

 

[Jaybr]

maybe all of the questions have been asked. no, that's not it.

I haven’t even gotten started yet and I’m sure I’ll asks them all again

After deer season.


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[fordguy]

maybe all of the questions have been asked. no, that's not it.

Nah old guys like me have to keep asking the same questions

 

[chuckyb]

I’ve noticed it too. Seems to have been going on longer than the bad weather or holiday season, though.

 

[T-Bird]

I'm not on facebook, but the wife is...what site is the best one to go to?

 

[Justafordguy]

I think it's a combination of it being a busy time of year for everyone and Facebook, I certainly don't think anyone has lost interest in Broncos. It seems like they get more popular every day.

 

[No Hay]

Yep, lots going on. Sunny and 70's here the next few days. Dirt bike ride on Monday, packed in between the street bike and bicycle ride days. This is looking East from near the house to miles and miles of paradise.

I did have to put on the Bronco doors on recently since it's getting a little cool.

Yep, dang busy! ;D

 

[nvrstuk]

Its FB. 1/2 dozen Bronco forums, all full of newbies asking questions about color choices, what wheels look great, what size tire can I run on a Luber... seriously, hundred posts/day combined.

 

[Bonefizz]

Too much eggnog.

 

[ep67bro]

I think this time of year everyone is busy with the holidays has a lot to do with it. There may be more people going on Facebook. I don't bother will Facebook except to get dirty jokes and memes from my buddy and to troll ex girl friends! LOL!

But seriously this is the best site for bronco info, buying or selling broncos, and parts. I know I am actually on it more in the winter since my work is a little slower and I am not fishing, or working outside. Winter is bronco time summer is boat time.

 

[needsmoarturbo]

I think the Facebook thing is a lot to do with it, but those of us here know this place is quality vs a bunch of questionably useful stuff at Facebook groups. Lots of pointless and drama filled posts in those groups.

 

[elan]

Since ebay started collecting taxes, have you noticed it isn't as good as it used to be?
Less good collectable items for sale. I don't know where many of the good sellers went.

opinions? or, is it my imagination.

 

[jamesroney]

Since ebay started collecting taxes, have you noticed it isn't as good as it used to be?
Less good collectable items for sale. I don't know where many of the good sellers went.

opinions? or, is it my imagination.

This is a FACT. Ebay is the internet equivalent of the Good Guys Swap meet.

1. Started out as sales in the parking lot, as a way of people cleaning out their junk.
2. Grew to become an attraction.
3. Morphed into a bunch of commercial sales.
4. Increased fees and taxes and charges.
5. Lost the enthusiast customer base.
6. Tried to broaden the market by selling everything.
7. Forced their sellers to buy services they didn't want. (Alienated their sellers.)
8. Forced their buyers to pay for stuff they didn't want. (Alienated their buyers.)
9. Raised prices, charged more fees, provided more stuff, but lost revenue.
10. Wondered why people were selling junk out in the parking lot.