Old Stuff
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Here goes the test... (Pic from last year I think?)
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You've got the upload part mastered.
Under the post box, where it says Attached Files it shows the pic links as a jpg.
Right mouse click on the jpg line then, left mouse click on the Copy Link Address
At the top of the post left mouse click on the yellow mountain icon when it opens right mouse click in the long blue box then click paste. It will then be inserted into the post as a large picture.
Don't worry about the http:// on the left side of the blue box it will disappear as you paste the copied link.
To do multiple pics in the post just repeat the above procedure.
Where ever the mouse curser is in the post box is where the pic will show up.
This seems like a lot of trouble but, after you do a couple it gets easy.
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I use the same method that Old Iron mentioned. I believe that one was posted by Doc also. OI, thanks for the notice on not having to delete the http crap before inserting the data. That's pretty complicated in steps, but removing one helps!![]()
Slow but flowing well, progress is being made. Since I’m playing most of this by ear, up to this point there has been no thought of putting a bumper on the back end. With the addition of all the real glass lights/lenses though, one of the things that came to mind was parking lots…. Having some vehicle carelessly pull in to me (I back in 90% of the time) and break some lights is not a good thing, so how to blend practicality and keep the look right? [S
Wanting it to be both cool and different (of course) I rolled around to the idea of nerf bars and what better than a worn axle out of the 9 ¾ rear end?! I was also thinking about some kind of step up (on to the bed) and happened to have the exactly perfect length scrap piece of ¼” x 6” flat bar to fit right up- it was a sign!![]()
The first pic has the flat bar up there temporary and vertical axle pieces just sitting there. Got to look at this for about a week and a half deciding how to connect all that up and whether or not I actually wanted the “step plate”. Here’s what I ended up with… (Yes I rounded off the corners of the step plate after all was said and done.)
Looks strong as hell Charlie!
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