Anyone.
I have photobucket loaded and installed photo's to it but can't seem to get them to install on the message. I also have the photo's on my Desktop, from where they were copied to photobucket. What is the simplist way to access Photobucke when you are trying to send a post?

Thank you,

Jim

 

Open photobucket in a second browser window. Procedure depends on browser you are using.
Log in and find the picture you want to post.
Open the picture full size by clicking on it.
To the right of the picture go to the white image links box.
Click on IMG code box. Code will flash copied in yellow.
Go to window with the FTE post.
Click in the post where you want the picture to appear.
Hold down the control key and click the letter "v" key (paste command).
The copied picture location code will appear in the post (starts with img in square brackets, ends with /img in square brackets.)
Click submit reply.
Result:

 

Hi Jim,
You are welcome to email me some pics. My email is dennisg8769@gmail.com.

I was able to get the pics to post with out resizing them by following the directions that were posted on a previous thread. Putting the pics into my gallery then copying the link to my reply.
Thanks, I am down in Scotts Valley if you are ever down this way give me a call.
408-497-0443.
Dennis

 

 

You got it!

 

Jim,
You did good. I also got your pictures direct to my email.
Dennis

 

Thanks all for the help in getting some pictures uploaded.
I've added a couple of pictures of the engine that's going into the '48 when and if I ever get it finished. Been working on it a little each day lately and hope to get it finished by mid summer. On Panella Racing's dyno it put out 200 hp on 87 octane pump gas with the water pumps,A/C compressor and alternator all hooked up. I saw a flathead on the same dyno put out 315 hp but it was blown.


Jim

 

Wow awesome. Can ya make the pic's some bigger? it looks like a flat motor but can't bet on it with theses old eyes. If so 200 pony's is very very good. I ran some like that back in my day and they was a tire smoker. But so was a stock 53 sedan with a three on the tree when it wasn't braking the long axle. Seemed every weekend I was scrounging another.