The new GTVault is finally here. 18 months in the making, you're looking at the combined contribution of some of the most dedicated people I've had the pleasure of working with. I started this project alone, just as I had when developing the original GTVault. When I learned of GT4's much expanded scope, I knew that completing the site on my own would drive me insane. Even with the help, I think in some ways it still has.

Anyway, I'd l ike to personally thank (in alphabetical order) DTW, Fumes, hal2000 and tito_de_vito for their support in the development of the new GTVault. The site you see today would not be a reality otherwise. Thanks to all of you guys for hanging in there and seeing this through to the end. I'd also like to thank the many people who provided me tips and direction on the new site. There are too many to name, but you know who you are. And finally, thanks to everyone for being so patient during this time. Oh, and a big "no thanks" to Polyphony Digital for ignoring all my requests for information about GT4. You guys really know how to support a grassroots type community. Kudos.

The new GTVault has been totally redesigned from the ground up, so listing all the changes here would be futile. Explore the site and you'll hopefully find it to be much easier to navigate and find what you need. I strongly recommend checking out the FAQ. It's a work in progress, but it should have enough to get everyone moving along. I hope everyone enjoys the site and finds all the new functionality useful. There is much more I'd like to do, however I must take a long overdue break for the time being.

Please, don't hesitate to post your thoughts (good or bad) about the new site.

Two things everyone should be aware of:

• You will have to login one time due to GTVault using new servers. If you can't remember your password, click the Lost Password link.
  
• As of 6/21/2005, I have a new web host and have just pointed the gtvault.com domain to the new servers. This usually takes a couple days to update across the Internet. [Temporary address removed as it's been 5 days since the transition]
  

Oh...My...Gawd.

This is the new happiest day of my life. The first was when I discovered the GTVault the first time. I love you Kerr. *cough* in a brotherly, manly sort of way, of course.

<=====My first and favorite smiley on the new GTVault

Nice place here. I can hardly wait for the settings to start coming in.

Thanks, all. There may be some bugs here and there that need to get squashed. If you see anything that looks wrong, feel free to post to this thread.



I've debated on keeping that one as it may be overused

Woo-hoo!

Yes! It's up...

Congratulations to Kerr and all the contributors who slaved and toiled to see this new version come alive...



Seeing as how I have not contributed a setup, maybe now would be a good time?

Wow.

You've outdone yourself, Kerr. Fantastic site. Congrats to you and your elves!

Very nice, Kerr (and everyone else involved). I especially like the color scheme. You already had the best setup site (actually, the best GT site, period), but the new setup is even better. Well worth the wait.

Fantastic job, Kerr

This meshes nicely with the House of GT's recently opened GT4 database.

Oh happy day! I've been checking every day for the last year and the long wait is finally over. Site looks great guys and I'm anticipating the excellent setups the old site helped me with over the years.

Looks great Kerr! It actually looks like a proper forum now. I'll take a look around to see all the new stuff.

Man, I really hate PD. The entire site is based on post-oil change numbers from the garage list. DTW and hal2000 spent untold hours gathering all that info, and I wouldn't wish that tedious task on anyone. The good news is that, for comparison sake, all the numbers are accurate. If PD would have provided me a spreadsheet with that info, no one would have to have gone to that effort to begin with.

Thanks for letting me know.