[Tran]

In order to fix the site issues we experienced recently, we had to restore the site back to its state from 24-48 hours ago. This means that any posts made in the last 24-48 hours have disappeared. Sorry for the inconvenience folks.

If anyone still experiences any issues (i.e. logging in, attaching images, etc.) please let me know asap! Thank you for your patience.

[90503]

Yellow banner...all posts lost over the past 24-48 hours lost....That's a new one. Sounds pretty serious...Security Breach?...Doesn't sound like a normal maintenance thing....Just curious...

[nezoid]

Probably the database got corrupt and they had to restore from 24-48 hours ago.

[tom's2005gto]

I noticed the last couple days, having trouble loading or opening post. So I suspect something got corrupted and they restored back to last known good date

[Nsxmatt]

Looks like all the posts went back to the 12th. That's a little more than 24-48 hours...

[50MileSmile]

It’s all my fault. I posted about a video of what looked like a 7th Gen prototype running acceleration tests at the GM Proving Grounds. It was briefly on the same AutoBlog page as the test of the Camaro 10A a couple of nights ago. The video is different now.

Apparently the gods of the 7th Gen have caused lightning to strike both sites.

BTW, my lost posts go back about 72 hours. Not that it matters - stuff happens, and I appreciate the effort the owners and mods of this forum go through to keep the site going.

[Gunkk]

Must have been a big hit.

My last post showing is dated 11/11... 5 days ago.

[dpevans]

Let me guess, a MicroSoft tech wanted money to put it back to normal.

[Zboy136]

Probably too many ford and dodge lurkers on the board, with their slow internet :P

[GT in KC]

Search function keeps hanging up on me.

[GroundhogSS]

Originally Posted by 50MileSmile

It’s all my fault. I posted about a video of what looked like a 7th Gen prototype running acceleration tests at the GM Proving Grounds. It was briefly on the same AutoBlog page as the test of the Camaro 10A a couple of nights ago. The video is different now.

Apparently the gods of the 7th Gen have caused lightning to strike both sites.

BTW, my lost posts go back about 72 hours. Not that it matters - stuff happens, and I appreciate the effort the owners and mods of this forum go through to keep the site going.

Too bad you didn't save a copy of the video.

[JhonnyGTR]

Originally Posted by GroundhogSS

Too bad you didn't save a copy of the video.

Really Brah :v?

[50MileSmile]

When I tried to copy it after watching it twice, the video was locked. I tried a different way to copy it, but it was gone. It was only about 30 seconds long and showed three acceleration runs from the driver’s side rear three-quarter view. I was hoping whomever posted the link to the AutoBlog test of the ‘19 Camaro 10A (or someone else) here a couple of days ago saw the video and was able to capture it.

The video frame was small (on my phone), the car was heavily camoflaged and it was a long way from the camera, so it may be wishful thinking that it was a Camaro. But it’s about time that some info on the 7th Gen. starts leaking out...

UPDATE: I don’t like to start or perpetuate rumors, so here’s what I just found out. I discovered the video at https://autoweek.com/article/spy-pho...-track-testing in a much larger size than I originally viewed. It’s a C8. What started all of this is that AutoBlog has this video tagged to the end of a 1:16 video titled “A new Camaro 1LE has arrived” at the bottom of the page where the Camaro 10A test appears (https://www.autoblog.com/2018/11/14/...ission-review/). I don’t know why Autoblog made that connection, but it obviously got my attention. (Now it’s properly labeled.) Oops - I guess you can’t believe everything you see on the Internet.

[Gunkk]

This video is of the '19 4T 1LE that 50MileSmile was talking about from the Autoblog site:

https://videos.vidible.tv/prod/5ac7d...tEI6WAsd2AgWXx