Interior panels

[Don Coatney]

Darin;

Look below Norms signature at the bottom of every posting he makes.

Norm On The Old Forum, http://www.indfloorcoating-repair.com/48plymouthrestoration.html

[Merle Coggins]

If "Show Signatures" is not checked in the "Options" setion of the "User CP", than they won't see your signatures.

[Don Coatney]

If "Show Signatures" is not checked in the "Options" setion of the "User CP", than they won't see your signatures.

Good point Merle;

I sometimes assume everyone sees the same thing I see.

[Norm's Coupe]

Darin,

Don posted the link.

I thought everyone saw the signatures at the bottom of messages too. At any rate, if you click on the posters name in the upper left corner of each message, it's in blue too. Then select "View Profile" it will take you to the posters profile. If the poster has a web site or photobucket they usually have it posted there. If you use the "Members List" it will list the members name, next column will have the members web site or photobucket link listed, just click on the WWW logo.

Also, there is a link to the restoration page on my home page too. It's just a little more involved if you use it. At the home page, if you scroll down to and click on "Automotive Help Center", it takes you to to the "autohelp" page with a bunch of links to other sites. Close to the top of that is a link to my P15 restoration pages. Just click on the picture of my coupe and it takes you there.

[47heaven]

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Don posted the link.

I thought everyone saw the signatures at the bottom of messages too. At any rate, if you click on the posters name in the upper left corner of each message, it's in blue too. Then select "View Profile" it will take you to the posters profile. If the poster has a web site or photobucket they usually have it posted there. If you use the "Members List" it will list the members name, next column will have the members web site or photobucket link listed, just click on the WWW logo.

Also, there is a link to the restoration page on my home page too. It's just a little more involved if you use it. At the home page, if you scroll down to and click on "Automotive Help Center", it takes you to to the "autohelp" page with a bunch of links to other sites. Close to the top of that is a link to my P15 restoration pages. Just click on the picture of my coupe and it takes you there.[/quote']

Okay, Norm. I saw the page, finally. Yeah, it does take a little hunting around. Hey, is it possible to send me a bigger shot of the back panel you have on your restoration page? I need to see it closer to see exactly what notches you are talking about. Just send it to my email. Thanks!

Darin

[Norm's Coupe]

Darin,

This is the largest picture I have. Actually this is the picture you were looking at on that page. On a lot of those pictures you can make them bigger yourself. Just right click on the picture, then select "View Image" in the box that pops up. That will bring just the picture up. In many cases it will be bigger than what is showing on the web page itself.

The notches I'm talking about are on the bottom edge of the panel. You will see three notches (half moons) cut out along there.

[BobT-47P15]

Norm....I right clicked on the above picture, a box came up that included "show picture", but it was greyed out and not active. I do not have "view image" on my computer, I guess.

[Norm's Coupe]

Bob,

Don't know what to say. Did you do it here on the forum? If so, it's already as large as it will get. I was talking about if you were on my site that you could do that with many of the pictures. "View Image" and "Show Picture" are the same thing, just depends on which browser you're using. Should show the same picture. However, you could have something set up in your preferences blocking that from working. Experiment with a few of the pictures on my site and see what happens. Remember though some of those pictures will still show the same size picture. Not all are bigger than on the web page.

[47heaven]

Thanks, Norm. I was looking at the area where the back panel will go, but didn't see what the the three notches served for since I didn't see what they were cut out for...at least on my car.