The quickest and easiest way is to go to the galleries link on the blue bar, disregard everyone else, and look on the top right for "MANAGE MY GALLERY".

Click on that, and set up your own free picture gallery! You can link pics into your posts from there.

If it doesn't let you create a gallery for lack of a required number of posts, I have other more devious means to suggest... *grinz*

- Such as a free account at www.geocities.com for one...

Dunnit! It worked!!!!

Another one I found out about at the rally was www.putfile.com.
(Thanks again, BARGOD)

You may also feel free to pad the dickens out of your posts by posting in the chapter, of course...
(Did I say THAT????)
*snikkerrezz*

 

Like I posted, it's a free host for pictures to upload from your computer, need not enter any info, just upload the picture, and it'll show the link address once it's there.

 

maples is right, and he oughta know - he's got one heckofan album online.

I spent almost an hour looking through his pics, and still didn't see them all!

PS, MARK: Your van reminds me of the LUNAR surface shuttle from the original 2001 movie! Except it doesn't have thrusters pointing down...

 

I use Photobucket, and Webshots. http://community.webshots.com/user/markthecrip
I like to use that to link pics on message boards.

BTW, there is a shot of me, Johnny and Billy of Lynyrd Skynyrd, on there.

 

Here it is in all its snowy glory!

http://img160.imageshack.us/my.php?i...webview3wx.jpg

 

That's sweet!

 

Here is my "little" '78 truck. It may not look like much now, but give me a some time. Almost all original and bone stock, only things that has been replaced is the radiator, power steering pump, radio, and heater core.

 

That 78 don't look bad, the bed didn't appear to have a rusted out wheel well.

 

A thing that came out at the rally was that the member chapters would have their own websites -

SHOWCASING the best Trucks they had.


We should look at at that, and pick the wildest rumblers we have.....

(not to mention rubber burners, wheel standers, and so on.....)

Kansas...

Hrumph...

Famous for a balloon and little green people........

Yellow bricks in the road....

We could change that.

FOREVER



- What say?

 

I'm looking to swap out the 3.50 rear in my van for a 4.10, reclaim some in town mileage, power and tire smoking. Group shots at a car/truck show would make a great gallery addition, I'm not talking about decked out show trucks either, take your every day ride. I enjoy going to the ones that are collecting for children, I've been in 2 that collect for the Apalachian children for Christmas put on by Rollin Review with my van, clubs setup events for this one, they get in the Rollin Review magazine, it's put on in Dec.
The background in the picture is as important as your vehicle, want to stand out, take one where the truck stands out, I have one with my van that the rainbow in the background touches it.

 

Glenn, that truck is going to be a showstopper when you get it all done!

 

A friend that lives in PA brought me a 53 grill last summer and its still sitting behind the seat. I never liked the look of the 54 grill, but the price was right! If I can get this gas tank figured out and maybe get another V8, I'll be set. I really don't want it to be purple forever!!

 

To tell you the truth my i never really liked the early 50's F grill.

I really like the 48's front end, just me though. I want to get a 48-49ish F5

DT

 

What's up with the tank?
I might be helpful in that.

 

DT466 be advised - if you get a Sterling 10.25 the lug nut circle will no longer be SAE - it's metric. You'll need a new set of rims.

Are you going single or dually? The reason I ask is that I have a set of four dually rims for a sterling set off to the side. They came off an '03.

I found that the sterling rims have a bit wider spacing between them too, they can handle bigger meat on the rims and still not rub between pairs.

I LIKE the cab on that 78 - how many extended cabs were out that year?