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TEN Magazines, publisher of "Ford Truck World" magazine, "TEN Trucks" magazine (plus several others) and publisher of many automotive websites, has sold its operation to a private company in Arizona. The new company is called "TEN Media". Recently the new owner published this statement: Dear Fellow Enthusiast, I have great news: We are very close to launching The Enthusiast Network of web sites. Also, we were able to retain all of the membership information and images. Soon the forums will be back up and running at full steam. TEN Forums and web sites are crucial to what the new TEN Media is going to provide. We are sorry we were unable to warn the Forums and visitors of this disruption before it took place. We greatly appreciate your support in the past and look forward to working with you in creating an even better TEN experience. As portions of the application become available, we will bring them back on-line. In the meantime, we will attempt to allow current members to view their membership data as it becomes available. Thanks for your PASSION for TEN! We share your passion for information that adds fun to every drive. Whether we're talking cars or web sites, we both know that what's under the hood matters most. Thanks for your patience as we give this an overhaul so we can enjoy a smooth, powerful ride for years to come. See you on the highway! Mike Weinberger President & CEO TEN Media LLC Discuss now in our forums: Lightening the Lightning Diesel Racing - Clash of the Titans America Loves Trucks: Like we didn't know that! 2005 SRT-10 Quad Cab? 2004 Ford Explorer Flip Trac Hamilton Wins the Toyota Tundra 200 Hybrid News From Ford & GM New Doors Opening For Ford Ford to Cut 1,100 CAW Jobs, Eh! New Product: GMC Canyon/Chevy Colorado 2/3 Drop Kit
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