Park Avenue Forums?
Marsal420
07-15-2007, 04:23 PM
I just bought a ParkAvenue and was wondering if there was some type of forum or car club that is out there that is for the PA? I am a Member of (NAIOA) North America Impala Owners Association and figure there might be somthing liek that for the Buick could someone give me some place where i could join to talk to other PA owners and all that?
Marsal
Marsal
DB1973
07-16-2007, 08:52 AM
I don't think there is a forum / club for BPAs. I've looked around myself, and I have only found resources on automotiveforums.com. If you eventually find one, please do post the info here. Thanks!....
BNaylor
07-17-2007, 01:47 AM
I don't think there is a forum / club for BPAs. I've looked around myself, and I have only found resources on automotiveforums.com. If you eventually find one, please do post the info here. Thanks!....
Not a good idea unless whoever posts the info wants to receive a warning or possibly get their AF account banned. :grinno:
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Not a good idea unless whoever posts the info wants to receive a warning or possibly get their AF account banned. :grinno:
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2. Heavy personal insults (includes racism, sexism or any other ism's).
3. Campaigning to bring back a banned member, whether in your posts or in your signature.
4. Criticizing a moderator's decision openly in the forum.
5. Making constant attacks on other members and moderators, aka, trolling.
6. You are underage.
7. Post Whoring.
8. Making an Alias Account.
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10. Failing to learn from a previous suspension.
11. Impersonating another individual by creating an account that looks very similar to that member or by other means.
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13. Scams or the promotion of scams.
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