Re: [Chrysler300] Mopar help database
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Re: [Chrysler300] Mopar help database



Good idea Tom, I would believe that if we asked our club members that question there would be asterisk's beside each members name. I cannot think of a single members that would not help another member. We have a great club of caring loving members would are always ready to lend a hand.

Clubs do not get better than ours. I'm available.

Jerry Lindsay
Seminole, Fl
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Tom Cox 
  To: lettercars@xxxxxxx ; kboonstra@xxxxxxxxxxxx ; Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 8:14 AM
  Subject: [Chrysler300] Mopar help database


    
  I wonder if the club members that maintain the database for the Club Roster
  could add an asterisk (*) beside each member's name that offers to be one of
  the "Road Angels". 

  Using the Club Roster would be a good way for a needy member to know the
  kind of car the member has (since they are included with each member
  listing) and may have specific knowledge about a problem. 

  Maybe when the dues are sent out next time, there could be a place for each
  member to commit (or not) to being available to help out and we could use
  that to indicate on the roster who was willing.

  Just some thoughts. Great idea, Keith.

  Tom Cox

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  From: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
  Behalf Of lettercars@xxxxxxx
  Sent: 2010-11-29 10:17 PM
  To: kboonstra@xxxxxxxxxxxx; Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Mopar help database

  Keith and All:
  I think your idea is great. Sign me up! Also, as others have said, 
  carrying the roster is certainly helpful, but even better would be knowing
  that 
  the person nearest you and your trouble has actually volunteered to help 
  prior to the necessity.
  300ly, Gil Cunningham
  Tallahassee, Florida 

  In a message dated 11/27/2010 4:07:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
  kboonstra@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:kboonstra%40zeegroup.com> writes:

  To all in 300 land,

  I'd like to run a thought out there and see what you think.

  If our dream trip comes true, Judy and I would like to take a 
  once-in-a-lifetime trip next year in our very special '57 C. If things
  continue on 
  course I hope to have the C's complete off-frame restoration complete
  sometime 
  next spring; and we are dreaming of driving a very wide clockwise or 
  counter-clockwise loop from Michigan that would take us on a two lane road
  tour 
  through both the Northwest and the Southwest US. Perhaps 5000 miles or 
  more. And, of course, we will want to be at the LSMFT meet in early June.

  We do have some reticence about taking on such an ambitious tour. Even 
  though every part of the car will be refreshed, something is bound to go 
  wrong. And it concerns me that knowledgeable assistance is not going to be 
  found in every town along the way.

  I expect many others plan to travel pretty significant distances to the 
  meet as well, and I know on the other hand that we have so many club members

  who would willingly offer to help a fellow 300 enthusiast with a problem. 
  So here's what I'm wondering-

  Do you agree that it would be amazing to have a website set up - e.g. 
  Moparhelp.com or something of that nature - where an online map would
  display 
  the location of people willing to help all Mopar collectors with a problem 
  anywhere in the US? It be would similar to finding the location of a NAPA 
  store online. You could home in to detail by clicking on a location and 
  find the contact information to reach anyone who had volunteered to be
  helpful 
  to travelers with knowledge, parts, or wrenching.

  I envision that members of several `50s and `60s clubs would be willing to 
  participate - such as our 300 clubs, the WPC club, the Imperial Owners 
  club, the DeSoto club etc. Each participant could list his membership(s) and

  what kind of help he may be able to lend. Perhaps there could even be a 
  separate listing for locating service parts that may be needed to repair our

  running gear.

  Well, these are my baseline thoughts, and I'd like to stir up a 
  conversation on the idea of setting up such a database. I wish I could
  personally be 
  of more technological help on this, but I wouldn't have a clue as to how 
  to do it. I just know there are those who can, and I would hope that some 
  software app already exists to format these interactive maps.

  I know I would personally feel much more comfortable while rolling a long 
  way from home - just knowing I could call on the support of fellow 
  enthusiasts if something went wrong. And I believe many others would feel
  the same.

  What do you think? Is this something that should be done? Would you be 
  willing to be on the list of volunteers? Could you possibly help with 
  setting it up?

  Your turn -----------

  Thanks,
  Keith Boonstra

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