Newsletter! responses

[GTRS Fiero]

This is not the longest newsletter, but it is the largest (size), thus far, at 9Mb.  It was more than 430Mb, before it became a PDF.  Hopefully, everyone can receive a 9Mb attachment in their email; otherwise, the newsletter can be downloaded from the web site.

[Raydar]

I got it just fine. Nice job!

[GTRS Fiero]

Thanks.  I need to get some more article writers.

[PK]

Got mine too thanks.

[NoMad]

I recieved mine just fine.

Also, I might be able to help with articles. That degree should be used some time I guess.

[GTRS Fiero]

NoMad, it would be great to have your energy and expertise.  In what field is your degree?  I have a bunch of planned articles.  I can send you a list of what I need.

[NoMad]

The one in question is a degree in digital journalism from the University of Alaska.

[GTRS Fiero]

Huh.  Well, you didn't say it's terrible.  I'm sure you gathered that this isn't what I do.

I'll PM you some topics and info.

[GTRS Fiero]

The February 2019 newsletter marked the start of the second year of this round of newsletters, and 12 months of Appreciation articles.

Thanks to pgackerman for being a monthly contributor.

[Fierofool]

A comment received from a member/subscriber through the club email:

"I had forgotten to say thanks for the great info on the gauges, wiring and the temp sensors. I know that between my 3 factory cars I have encountered these issues with all of these things at different times so the information is very helpful."

[GTRS Fiero]

That subscriber is always so upbeat.

[GTRS Fiero]

I wonder if the Alpha Romeo GT V6 will be the subject of an appreciation article.

[Donster]

Hey! isn't that my old GT on the cover of the April newsletter?

 

[Fierofool]

You ain't wrong.

[GTRS Fiero]

How many bunny ears were in the April newsletter?