Test Photos by Mercman

Have you seen this 1931 Ford Model A Ford Victoria in the Tampa area?
 

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Black & White photograph of a very nice 1941 Ford Open-Cab Marmon-Herrington 4x4 Military Truck.
 

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Wind Deflectors - early and late 1935 Ford Roadster/Phaeton.
 

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Wind Deflectors - 1936 Ford Roadster/Phaeton.
 

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Page from an Album sent to me by a mate of a Military Vehicle Display- Australia
 

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Side Windows on an Australian 1936 Ford Deluxe Touring Sedan showing that water has come between the Glass and Perspex, ruining the Glass. When it gets like this, it has to be replaced.
 

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It appears that the 1942 Ford Deluxe shared the same Bumpers as the 1941 Ford Super Deluxe.
 

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1942 Ford Deluxe Fordor Sedan that has the carry-over 1941 Ford Super Deluxe Bumpers.
 

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Federal Police in Argentina - 1933 Ford Standard Fordor Sedan
 

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Picture of a 1940 Ford Open-Cab Marmon-Herrington 4x4 Truck in action during World War II.
 

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Posting Pictures to Ford Barn. Firstly, I have two Screens, which I could not live without. I open my second screen, the one that show the pictures in my External Hard Drive. I click on to the picture that I want to add to Ford Barn, hit Share, then Email, and a Window will come up that gives me a choice of 5 different sizes that I can email. I know that Ford Barn, will not accept the one with the highest resolution, so I chose the second highest one, and hit Attach. A new email will come up with the Attachment in the corner. Are you with me so far?
I then open up Ford Barn, and add the new Thread that I want to add a photo to. I then Type what I want to say in the body of this section. Below this, under the Red Line, you will see in the second box it says "Manage Attachments". I hit on this Manage attachments and a separate Window will appear. I then drag the Attachment (photo that I added) from the Email that I created earlier to this new Window and hit Upload, and the picture will appear.
Before I hit Submit Reply, I "Preview Post" just to make sure that I am happy with everything, and then I hit "Submit Reply".
I then delete the email that I created, as it has served its purpose.
I hope that this explanation helps. Regards Mercman <><
 
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