944 Pictures
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Peter Empson
PCGB Member
Hi Andrew,
If they're not too large then you can attach them to a reply, one picture per post. At the bottom of the reply window there's a 'File' heading with 'click here to upload' it'll open a browser so you can find the picture you want. Putting a tick in the 'embed picture in post' will give you a small preview at the bottom of the email. If it warns you that the file is too large we'll have to host the images elsewhere and link to them or resize them.
If they're not too large then you can attach them to a reply, one picture per post. At the bottom of the reply window there's a 'File' heading with 'click here to upload' it'll open a browser so you can find the picture you want. Putting a tick in the 'embed picture in post' will give you a small preview at the bottom of the email. If it warns you that the file is too large we'll have to host the images elsewhere and link to them or resize them.
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Peter Empson
PCGB Member
If the file sizes aren't too massive then you can email them to me and I'll be happy to resize them for you.
peanut
Active member
Andy
just go to photobucket http://photobucket.com/clickhere
register to join and you can upload all your photos to photobucket who will host them for you free. You just click on IMG under the photo and paste it into your text in your post and the photo should appear. Its really easy and we'll help with any questions.
Give it a try
just go to photobucket http://photobucket.com/clickhere
register to join and you can upload all your photos to photobucket who will host them for you free. You just click on IMG under the photo and paste it into your text in your post and the photo should appear. Its really easy and we'll help with any questions.
Give it a try
Thanks for the replys.The sun was actually shining today!
Plans for the car:
Keep it looking standard.I like the look of a 944 on 16 inch rims(especially an 86,with the non abs offset rims)so no cup alloys on it!
Might be tempted to increase the hp of the car( i owned a 82 930 and did enjoy the 300 hp it had!).Thing is i know once i start looking for more power it is a slippery slope to spending a lot of cash!
My last Porsche was a 3.2 Carrera,but every time i sell a 944 and buy a 911,i allways end up back with a 944 turbo again,so i think i will keep this one for a long time!
Andrew
Plans for the car:
Keep it looking standard.I like the look of a 944 on 16 inch rims(especially an 86,with the non abs offset rims)so no cup alloys on it!
Might be tempted to increase the hp of the car( i owned a 82 930 and did enjoy the 300 hp it had!).Thing is i know once i start looking for more power it is a slippery slope to spending a lot of cash!
My last Porsche was a 3.2 Carrera,but every time i sell a 944 and buy a 911,i allways end up back with a 944 turbo again,so i think i will keep this one for a long time!
Andrew
RC18B 911 turbo
New member
That is a really nice looking car looks good in the red too.
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