Who remembers Mr4000.com?

[Leishman]

Mr. 4000

[traveller7]

Remember it well, unfortunately did not go well long term.

[DDiver]

That tank has a lot of potential...

[Leishman]

That tank has a lot of potential...

 

 

Had.... potential: It was taken down in ~2002 due to humidity issues in his home. He replaced it with a 700 or 750 and hated it for being too small, at that point he quit the hobby.

[YBeNormal]

I love the wayback machine. How about the WAMAS site from 2001?

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20010218013125/.../www.wamas.org/

[flowerseller]

What ended up happening?

No new info in years.

[jason the filter freak]

that tank reminds me of NADC before it's makeover

[traveller7]

Had.... potential: It was taken down in ~2002 due to humidity issues in his home. He replaced it with a 700 or 750 and hated it for being too small, at that point he quit the hobby.

Yep, I guess it is tough going from Mr.4K to Mr.4g

[jamesbuf]

I love the wayback machine. How about the WAMAS site from 2001?

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20010218013125/.../www.wamas.org/

 

 

 

Holy Cow. Now THAT is crazy looking. We've come a long way. Like from Atari to PS3

[Coral Hind]

I love the wayback machine. How about the WAMAS site from 2001?

 

http://web.archive.org/web/20010218013125/.../www.wamas.org/

 

 

Thanks for that flashback! Wow has this club grown!

Edited September 23, 2008 by Coral Hind

[heartbreak]

Wow, I'm pretty sure I went to that meeting being advertised in West Springfield back in 2001...

[reefmontalvo]

Wow, that is one nice project. Were was he located? Either way that tank was huge, just a shame he had to tear it down. I bet it was one heck of a sale.

[davidm]

http://web.archive.org/web/20010218075212/...mbers/index.htm

 

thanks, and if I didn't feel old before.... thankfully I'm not in any of the pictures. David