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[Ian NZ]

My 1935 two exhaust port four main bearing 22 H.P V8-60 display engine.

[raceron1120]

Originally Posted by Byron Warwick

Tell us how you get the picture blown up. I don't know how to change the size when I post a photo. Byron.

Originally Posted by 296 V8

You have to use a online album / photo hosting site

Not necessarily. If you have pictures in album(s) in your profile, you can bring them out here just by clicking on the pic you want to post, then go to bottom of that pic and copy the entire link that starts with [IMG], and paste it out here and - like this - below:

Oh, and here is my current avatar:



I did not use a photo-hosting site to post the above pics.

Hope this helps.

[oldblue]

I suppose I'm not very original but they are mighty pretty engines.

[Shadetree]

Originally Posted by bonesy

It may be a little to hot rod for here, but it is all Ford and banger powered.

Bonesy,
Not at all. There is not a Fordbarner on here that wouldn't love to have it parked in their garage...

[Dave Mc]

My 33 C-400 before,during and after and my original matching numbers 29 Business Coupe also in my avatar

[FlatheadTed]

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Resizing pictures ,If you have your pictures on your computer then open them up in the icon size .right click on them ,with your mouse ,a box will come up with a resize box ,set it at medium .You can now post pictures on the Barn at a larger version ,( For regular E mailing you may need to resize back to small .)
by clicking on quick reply (Go advanced )Then just lower down clK Manage attachments ,A FB box will come up with Browser ,This browses your stored photos .right click on the photo needed .preview the post .and bingo . UOTE=raceron1120;571180]

Not necessarily. If you have pictures in album(s) in your profile, you can bring them out here just by clicking on the pic you want to post, then go to bottom of that pic and copy the entire link that starts with [IMG], and paste it out here and - like this - below:

Oh, and here is my current avatar:

I did not use a photo-hosting site to post the above pics.

Hope this helps.

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[jim1932]

Mine looks better small. My Dad's garage is not exactly organized....
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[jim1932]

[Shadetree]

My Dad's garage is not exactly organized....

My teenage grand-daughter had a sign on her bedroom door that read `Geniuses Are Seldom Neat'.

[hardtimes]

Originally Posted by bonesy

It may be a little to hot rod for here, but it is all Ford and banger powered.

Hey bonesy,
Very nice ! Show a pic of its four banger power?

[hardtimes]

Here's another four banger avatar: put together from all over the world, i.e.-frame los angeles; kiwi QC from new Z; russian B block from u know where; '39 trans from bakersfield; fenders from utah and so on! Wife calls it the Ugly Duck...waiting to transform into swan!

The tacoma creme '36 was just acquired to keep the roadster company!

[jim1932]

Originally Posted by Shadetree

My teenage grand-daughter had a sign on her bedroom door that read `Geniuses Are Seldom Neat'.

Of course for the past 2 years now it has been my car that is cluttering up the place.

[flatjack9]

Here's my 39.

[Bill]

My 48 Woodie has a sore throat-- owned it over 30 years. If I was doing it today I would keep it original.

[1932 V8]

Here you go . I am in the middle of putting a fresh Flathead in it at the moment . Hopefully she will run very soon .

[41ford1]

Here is the pickup when it came home. F150 rims, leaky brakes, F'ed up shocks, wrong steering and bottomed shocks. This one is documented a s a '41, but it's trimed as a '40. The only clue for '41 are the hood badges.

After getting rid of the F150 rims and most of the other stuff fixed.






Actually doing some work for my daughters business at a car show.

[DavidG]

And another.

[FlatheadTed]

Love that 60 display Ian .

Originally Posted by Ian NZ

My 1935 two exhaust port four main bearing 22 H.P V8-60 display engine.

[Ian NZ]

Its a bit rare Ted

[fordscript]

My 34 coupe, an early production car with a lot of 33 parts on it.