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  • This Site needs Your Help!

    Keeping Turbosport running takes a certain amount of funding. Ideally this would be wholly covered by the subscribers and sponsors of the site, however there is still a shortfall and always has been. Lately this shortfall is getting bigger and bigger.

    At the bottom of the Forum page there is a list of members currently online, the names in red are Admin, the names in blue are the Moderators, the names in orange are the people who sponsor the site, the names in green are the members who have contributed funds towards the running of the site and the names in purple are the members who have not contributed funds. There is a very high percentage of purple names down there.

    TS has never had a compulsory charge to being a member and probably never will, but in order to keep going we do need more funding.

    To become a subscriber is very simple, and in my opinion very cheap too. All you need to do is click your mouse at the top of the page, just where it says "Click to subscribe" (or click THIS link).

    For just £12 a year you can insure we can keep going, holding probably the most informative site in the world for technical info on old Fords.

    We are not a purely Ford site, but are predominately Mk1 and Mk2 Escorts. If you need technical info on these cars you can pretty much be sure it is already here somewhere. If it isn’t, all you have to do is ask and somebody is sure to tell you what you want to know. Try "Googling" a question on Mk1 or " Escorts and see what site comes up in the answers. It isn’t very often TS isn’t on the first page. How impressive is that!

    We do try to give subscribers a little more for their money, such as the Members Lounge and the Chatbox, but that is just a small way for us to try and say thanks for helping.

    Really (in my opinion) the reward is in the knowledge that you have helped to keep this great site going, and a small thanks towards all the help you have got from the site.

    Please give it some thought, and if you think you can manage to put just £1 a month our way we would be sincerely grateful.

    We thank you for all the contributions that you have all made already towards making the site what it is.
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