Talk:JBA Motors

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Defending Deletion of this page[edit]

This page has been set up to take over from JBA Cars which can be deleted. This wiki page is about the heritage of the company over the last 28 years. The JBA company is know as JBA Motors not JBA Cars.

There are over 2000 people in the world with one of these cars, and there is a lot of history to add to this page.

Please let me know how i can alter this page to make it correct.

Kind Regards

Matt Willcock

I wrote directly to JBA and asked for press clippings. It should then be easy to establish notability. // Liftarn (talk) 22:31, 10 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

And I got a reply from a certain Matt Willcock so I guess you know what the deal is. // Liftarn (talk)

Merging JBA Cars into JBA Motors[edit]

I believe that merging JBA Cars into JBA Motors would be a good idea, and would retain and emphasise the Heritage of JBA Motors.

Kind Regards

Matt Willcock

Since there was little that differed between the pages I was bold and completed the merge. // Liftarn (talk)