We Have a New Website!

About the New Site:

Hello everyone! We just upgraded! We are currently setting up a new site at a new home that will be easier to access, easier to use, and better in looks all around! The site can be found by going 1969-inc.com or by clicking here. In this post I just want to go over some things about the new site and about email subscriptions.

The new site will have all the old articles, music, and videos that you guys love. On top of that, we will be posting almost daily content to the new site including news, car reviews, music discussions, and more! We will continue posting new articles here too for a few more months if you would like to stay however, we suggest that you switch over to the shiny new site!

The new site will also allow us to do more as it offers quite a few more useful widgets and tools! We will finally be able to organize our articles into sections, and we will also be able to easier manage comments. Currently, we are working on the email subscription situation. If you had an email subscription with us on this site, please bare with us as we work through setting up the new one on the new site. We believe we will simply be able to transfer your subscription over, but we are not completely sure how it is going to work exactly at the moment.

If you are reading this, we would like to thank you for supporting the site in its early stages. We are only moving to the new site because we have gotten enough support and traffic to the point where we believe it would only be right to create a better experience for our readers. Thank you all for reading and we will see you on the new site!

- Important: DO NOT navigate to 1969inc.com. We do not own or operate the site associated with that domain name. Make sure that you include the comma and enter 1969-inc.com when you navigate to our new site. -

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