Post a picture of your car...
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Tom Wesenberg
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http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o89/Tom_Wesenberg/1928Phaeton.jpg
Trying a picture of my car again. Only the code showed when I tried to add the picture by an edit to my last post on this thread.
Still no picture shows. I don't know why since I did a copy and paste of the direct link.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o89/Tom_Wesenberg/1928Phaeton.jpg
Trying a picture of my car again. Only the code showed when I tried to add the picture by an edit to my last post on this thread.
Still no picture shows. I don't know why since I did a copy and paste of the direct link.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o89/Tom_Wesenberg/1928Phaeton.jpg
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TT
Junior Member
Use the "IMG Code" link when trying to post the picture on the site, that is what works for me...
Tom Wesenberg
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OK, here is another try using IMG code.
I always used the dirrect link before because that's what the instructions asked for and it used to work OK.
I always used the dirrect link before because that's what the instructions asked for and it used to work OK.
HOTRODPRIMER
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My 4 door,, HRP
Thanks - Repainted it to the org color's I found under the blue - it had been painted over in 1950
T.W.Dustin
Member
Here's a few of my '29
Roadster62
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Pete
BANNED
Yes, in the red coupling. 180 degree.
Phil Brown
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Fred K-OR
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Very nice. Looks like the work paid off.
TK in LA
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My buddy Daryl and I have been messing with Model "A"s for quite some time. Coupes, Sedans, Pickups as long as it's an "A". This is our swap meet vehicle that gets us into the Pomona Swap meet here in SoCal for free. 
Where ever it's parked it always garners a lot of smiles. 
The patina is the way it is staying. It has worked very hard during its 80 years and displays its effort proudly. No shinny paint here! A chip or little rust is followed by a little rattle can primmer. The green truck is one we have for sale. To nice for us. Also working on an early '29 roadster that will be for sale soon.
Where ever it's parked it always garners a lot of smiles. The patina is the way it is staying. It has worked very hard during its 80 years and displays its effort proudly. No shinny paint here! A chip or little rust is followed by a little rattle can primmer. The green truck is one we have for sale. To nice for us. Also working on an early '29 roadster that will be for sale soon.
