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[Merle Coggins]

I've been driving past these trucks over the past couple of weeks. They're on my route to and from work. Many of you would probably know what they are, but I didn't. So today on my way home curiosity got the best of me and I had to stop and have a look. They had pictures taped up in the windows of some similar COE trucks made into car haulers. Trying to entice a buyer I guess. They probably will make an interesting project for someone.

A couple of '47 Ford Cab Overs

They can be yours for a mere $2100

[carl b51]

Merle, I don"t see Dodge on them anywhere But I like old iron it don't matter who make it. Carl

[greg g]

Dodges were prettier.

[grey beard]

HEY!

How's a'come when youse guys post pictures, they're wall-to-wall livin' color, and all, and when I post mine, they're little bittie thumbnails that gotta' be clicked on and enlarged to see?

Am I not holdin' my mouth right, 'er what?

[48Dodger]

This is how I do it.

download your photos to the internet site Photobucket.

Put it in a file/album you're happy with, cuz if you move it after posting it, it will break the link.

Open photobucket and the forum window in seperate windows.

cover the picture you want to post in from photobucket

right click the "direct link" code and copy it

go to the Forum/"reply to thread" window

click the yellow box with the mountain and sun in it

you might have to "allow" if your computer blocks it

a small window with a highlighted "http" will show in the middle of the screen...paste the code right ON THE HIGHLIGHTED "http"

it will show the code (not a picture yet) in your "reply to thread" window

click on "preview post" to check the photo before posting

That's what I do.

Good Luck GB:D

48D

[Merle Coggins]

Yup, like Tim says. Except that I copy the "IMG Code" link and past it directly into my text, where I want the picture, as I type up my message.

Merle