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JBZ71

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Just installed bushwacker oe style fender flares on my truck...What a great product,fit and finish is superb...Installed extremely easy and the results are exactly what I was looking for..I give them a resounding 10......I left them black,so as far as painting them I cannot comment..... :thumbs:

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03GMCinBC

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to post a pic you must have an online site where you can post pictures from. I use www.picturetrail.com.

 

Also, you must resize your photo to upload to the website. do a google search and look up (easy thumbnails). it is a really cool program that you can download and resize pictures for uploading to the internet.

 

After you resize your photo, upload it to picture trail. once uploaded, to picture trail, in the other option button, you will find a link to post pictures to a website.

Then you can post a picture to your signature page like mine below.

 

Im not really good with computers and stuff but after playing with it, it was really easy.

 

good luck...

 

I got my OEM fender flares off of ebay for $160 :cool:

 

made the look of my truck... :thumbs:

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JBZ71

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I don't know,it will show if you click the url adress,but won't show up as a pic on it's own...I'll keep trying... :cool:

03GMCinBC Enthusiast

03GMCinBC

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Try this

 

go to picture trail

 

next, go to select more options

 

next, select image url's

 

next, select the album you have your picture located in

you might have to scroll to the bottom to find your image.

 

now, copy the htl link under the picture

 

now, go to the gm website and your preferences.

 

select the sig line. click the img button and paste your htl line in the free text area.

 

Save and your are done!. now your pic will auto generate at te end of your post.

 

hope this helps a little.

 

:cool:

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