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some pics of my silv. for you guys

tony41z71

By tony41z71
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tony41z71

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its nothing too original, its got k&n goodies, flowmaster 40 series, 3 inch stainless steel pipe from the cat back, billet grill, pollished bowtie, 265 bfg at ko's, apline goodies inside the cab, hill4wheel leveling kit, and other small stuff.  but, i like it, i'll have to take some more pictures when it's clean.  adios

 

<img src="C:\My Documents\My Pictures\tony first 011.jpg" border="0"><img src="C:\My Documents\My Pictures\tony first 014.jpg" border="0"><img src="C:\My Documents\My Pictures\tony first 013.jpg" border="0"><img src="C:\My Documents\My Pictures\truck3.jpg" border="0"><img src="C:\My Documents\My Pictures\truck1.jpg" border="0">

Yont283 Enthusiast

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Welcome!! :thumbs:  Sounds like you have a nice truck. You cannot post pics from you hard drive, you have to have them on a website. Try picturetrail.com, you can post them there for free or one of the many other sites. Picturetrail does allow you to post you pics here so that is a good one.

                                                  Chris

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First of all, welcome to the forum.....You cannot post pics from your computer.  You have to have them hosted somewhere.

 

EDIT---hehe.....looks like you beat me to it Yont283

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how do i upload onto the post?  i think i screwed my first post up

 

thanks

you have to post the pics somewhere on the web (picturetrail works).  Then you just post the URL to that picture wherever it happens to be hosted from and voila.

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Tobes

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No problem....Any place on the web will work that can host your pics.  So if your ISP lets you have webspace, that will work too, although some places will not let you link from an external site.  Have fun :thumbs:

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Hey, that is my truck!! :thumbs: Nice truck!  :(  You can post the pics directly on the website if you go to more options under members area and then click on url's for auctions. Then you copy that URL and put it over here. If you have any trouble, just ask me.

                                 Chris  :D

 

man, you got smoked Tobes, j/k  :)  :)

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i'm really not planning on too many more mods, i'd like to do a spray in bed liner.  take the front windows from 15% down to 5%, even though i know the cops will all look at me funny.  but, i'm not going to do much else, suspension lifts look good, but i've had really bad luck with them in the past and i love the stock ride.  so, pretty much what you see is the way it is going to stay.  unless......someone has a pair of 16x8 6x5.5 weld typhoons that they would like to give me!  ha, anyway, thanks for the compliments guys, you're trucks are all totally kickass too.

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