Lost my car-for-sale listing!

[EffOne]

I posted a listing for a vintage formula ford that I labored on quite intensely (and like an idiot did not make a back-up), but it does not appear anywhere. Or a log of me posting anything, either.

Do postings now need to wait for approval? (Or for-sale postings?) Is there any way to retrieve the copy so I can re-post if necessary?

It was "posted" at about 2:00am today, January 19, in the "Vintage Formula Ford" forum.

This listing seemed fine prior to "posting" even though adding the images seemed a bit "off" compared to my memory.

Thanks,

Pen Pendleton

[EffOne]

Some folks have sent messages that I need a "classified sales license" to make a "for sale" listing. Something I did not know as I have not used the site regularly for quite a while.

Which I would happy to do, as I used to happily donate to the site back when I used it frequently.

If there are any moderators looking at this, could I please get the text of my posting back? It was a lot of work and a lot of time! (In fact, I know so much more about the car now compared to when I actually bought it!). I realize I was an idiot for not backing this up.

It would be much appreciated. And will be happy to pay the license fee to re-post.

Thanks,

Pen Pendleton

[Mike B]

Your ad is archived and can be reactivated once you have the license and Doug gives the all-clear.

[dc]

PM incoming, Pen.

[EffOne]

That's fantastic! Thanks for the info.

Your ad is archived and can be reactivated once you have the license and Doug gives the all-clear.

[EffOne]

I have never had a racing-related problem get solved so quickly....

I'm still waiting for someone to say I have a "fuel issue" and someone else to say it's an "ignition issue"....

That's fantastic! Thanks for the info.

[Garey Guzman]

I have never had a racing-related problem get solved so quickly....

I'm still waiting for someone to say I have a "fuel issue" and someone else to say it's an "ignition issue"....

Did you check the gearbox? Sometimes the left tumbler bearing runs out of speed wax.....

[Robins Ken]

Did you check the gearbox? Sometimes the left tumbler bearing runs out of speed wax.....

The one beside the laughing shaft?

[Garey Guzman]

The one beside the laughing shaft?

I see you've had the same issue. I feel less alone....

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