Navigation is good, as is the complete nature of tools, testing and what-not
on the main page. My comment would be that it does not look very modern. The
colour scheme is quite off-putting and the fonts do not lend a polished
finish.

Your form guestbook may well be open to attack, so perhaps a Captcha or one
of the free guestbook services would be options.

Links ... You're linking my RSS feed hostsed by feedburner as the link to my
SAAB page <feed://feeds.feedburner.com/PJGH_SAAB>. While that's okay for
updates, my URL is: <http://www.pjgh.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/saab>

Content? Good, so far ... The '85 looks really sharp without the side
rubbing stripes. Very "99". Joxer is a very cool cat 8) I bet he's the
philosopher of the gang :)

Paul

1989 900 Turbo S
http://saab.go.dyndns.org/

Looks pretty good. I see your car has foglights mounting right near the
middle of the bumper. I fitted foglights and wiring to my 1983 900S and put
them in the same place just in clear of the towing eyes using a set of
mounting points at the back of the bumper that was right for the bracketing
I was able to get hold of.

My Saab foglight page (which hasn't been updated in ages so it's not at all
complete and it still had google cache artefacts in it) is at
"http://lios.apana.org.au/~c900/foglighting.html" if you'd like to check it
out.

Regards,

Craig.

I like it.  Predominantly US in nature, which is understandable as
that's where Jeremy's from, the links page is particullarly good.  It's
a good start.

Al