anyone else notice the fierosails website is gone? not sure when it left the net. Dang I liked that site, so much information on it. Hope Paul is ok.

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1986 Fiero GT fastback SC3800 3.4 pulley, LS1 TB
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with "big boy" 5.9 motor
1983 Honda Goldwing 1100 Interstate

I was on it just a few days ago.

I was too, so maybe just a techincal glitch and it will be back up.

I hope so. I hate to see a Fiero site go down...

As per GoDaddy's Whois Information :

Registrar Status client Delete Prohibited, client Renew Prohibited, client Transfer Prohibited, client Update Prohibited

Created on 2002-04-01 - Expires on 2019-04-01 - Updated on 2014-03-02

Doesn't look like it's an issue where the site expired, but instead GoDaddy got something up their backside to get involved.

** Update **
Wayback machine has a very recent copy of the site : https://web.archive.org/web...ttp://fierosails.com
As well as Google has a cached version (without photos) http://webcache.googleuserc...//www.fierosails.com
If Paul can't get something worked out with GoDaddy, I could clone one of these sources.

[This message has been edited by no2pencil (edited 07-03-2014).]

I sent him an email just in case he's not aware.

It's working for me. What error are you guys getting? hosting, host not found, etc?

DNS lookups return the same IP (23.229.152.36) on both internal DNS (possibly cached), Google's public DNS, and directly from his nameserver (ns41.domaincontrol.com)

Browsing to the site works fine as well from my workstation.

I just bought some vinyl stickers from him about a week ago (arrived Monday), so he's still around.

EDIT: Looks like he's hosted by secureserver.net. I can't get to their website, so it's very likely his host having difficulty,

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Seq

1987 Fiero GT : Information | Gallery

[This message has been edited by seq (edited 07-03-2014).]

so now it's working for me again. whew!!!

He said that GoDaddy had notified him that it would be down. They were changing servers being the reason for the down time.

Awesome!