I prefer the 67 - 72 for hot rods like mine is about to be but there isn't anything purtier than a 78 - 79 jacked up with 44's.

 

My truck since 1999:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/TallPaul/3bc58ad66b194239.jpg

Twenty years ago I was tooling around in this:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/3a64566f4c2940a4.jpg
Ah for the good old days ...

 

It must be in BMP format > Change it to a JPEG format<


Dennis
78-F-150 429 CJ

 

I have it as a JPEG, and I was even able to get it down to 68 KB's. But I still cant get it to post. Sorry for the blank pictures guys.

 

here goes.. hope I don't eff it up!
[http://www.pvpar.com/truck1.jpg]
[http://www.pvpar.com/truck2.jpg]

Got it from my grandparents (who bought it new in 1990), repainted it myself (school project), etc., etc.

Chuck

 

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 12-Oct-01 AT 07:49&nbsp;PM (EST)[/font][p]e3504x4:

I had the same problem, took a few tries to get it. It can be frustrating. Try this:

1 - Reply
2 - Goto top of screen and click to upload your file.
3 - Click on file type: "JPEG Image File"
4 - Click on "Browse" file. (Find your file to copy and click on it. This should put your path and file name in the window.) When I tried to type the file name in the window it never would upload.
5 - Click on "Upload File" it should give you a new window that says "File uploaded successfully" check to see if your image truly uploaded it should read more than 0 KB's.
6 - Close this window and "preview" your reply.

Hope this helps and works. Good Luck!

Deb

 

https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/4x4E350/3bc8207919685c36.jpg
Deb,
That is what I did, and the window that comes up says "Your file has been uploaded successfully" and it says it's 71516 bytes. But when I preview it, this is what happens, just a funky lookin box with no picture. Oh well, there must be a block on 4x4 vans.

 

Sorry it didn't work :-( I know it can be frustrating. Was looking forward to seeing more pics.

Deb

 

http://wsphotofews.excite.com/029/el/RO/yq/Fy82895.jpg
'96 F450 Custom Crewcab 4x4 Flatbed, Powerstroke, Banks Powerpack, Chip, Tranny control,Aux tranny, engine worked giving 340 hp and 660lb ft torque

This is my beast. 150K so far. I need something done with the tranny sometime soon.

Wm

 

Bear with me, I'm looking for the reason why 4x4E350 had trouble...


https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/Greywolf/3bc8b53518dd0fd6.jpg

4x4 -

When you do the upload, be careful not to change any of the script/text in the message area.

Also make sure you selected the correct file type. If the file is a gif, and you select jpeg it may not work.

-Those are the last 3 digits in the file name, for example:

splatter_bin_laden.gif

Would be a file in a .gif format.

Also make very sure you DO select the file format in the pop-up window!

Regards, Wolf

 

Jeez you guys, I feel real stupid. I have checked to make sure it is a jpg file, and I make sure that I select the correct one in the pop up window. But still no luck. Is there anyone I can e-mail this to, and see if you can get it to post. I'm really not a moron, computers just dont like me. I usually have good luck with this stuff.

 

https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/4x4E350/3bc8c13e481dd7b4.jpg
I have this in my back window of my Van, but still cant get that picture to post.

 

http://www.softcom.net/users/broom/truck2.jpg

http://www.softcom.net/users/broom/truck1.jpg

71 Ranger F-100 swb. 390 w/Thorley headers,flowmasters,holly carb

 

Hey vettelvr, what size tires do you have on your f truck?

Thanks!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/3ae0a7e34062b4ad.jpg https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/User_files/weldman/3b8be147257a8888.jpg

1978 F250 4x4 - 351M
Don't crush them, restore them!

 

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 14-Oct-01 AT 04:58&nbsp;PM (EST)[/font][p]Weldman,
I have BF Goodrich radial Ta's. They are 275-60-15. I had the reverse chrome rims w/moons custom made in Calif so I could get the depth I wanted. You can still buy them, but they call them a Smoothie rim and they aren't very deep.