1986 toyota extra cab 2wd body on a 1982 toyota singlecab frame with a 1982 3b diesel from a 1986 bj60. I only have a few pictures but i plan on taking more once my camera is fixed.
1986 extra cab 3b diesel
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In order to show the pics, they have to be uploaded onto a server, either 'Mud's or some offsghore deal (photobucket, flickr, picasa), I'm sorry, but we can't see into your computer.
Sounds like a fun build!
I look forward to seeing the pics.
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Thanks but i am having a very hard time figuring out how to post pictures i have tried going to manage attachments an uploading a picture but it says it exceeds my quota can someone tell me how to post pictures step by step thanks.
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It is very difficult and time consuming to post pictures on this website i finally figured it out but they are tiny for some reason. How do i delete posts?
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I dig it. The pictures look pretty sweet and this sounds like a nice build to watch.
As for posting pictures I have used both ways and I tend to like using an offshore rig, photobucket is what I use.
For using photobucket the process is pretty straight forward, upload the pictures, once you log into your account, there is a button that says upload. Then once you have them in your album, there is a little tag at the very bottom that says copy, it is that very bottom one I know, anyway, just click that and it will copy the url link then just come over to your post and click paste and it will paste the url into your post and when you preview the post it should show it. It also will resize them if they are big to a reasonable size.
Other photo programs are probably different. It took me a bit of work to upload direct to MUD and that is why I tend to lean toward the bucket.
As far as deleting posts, try clicking on the edit tab at the bottom of one of your posts, a small delete button will appear in the bottom right corner of the edit window, that may work. I don't know myself because I haven't ever tried it.
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Tucker
As for posting pictures I have used both ways and I tend to like using an offshore rig, photobucket is what I use.
For using photobucket the process is pretty straight forward, upload the pictures, once you log into your account, there is a button that says upload. Then once you have them in your album, there is a little tag at the very bottom that says copy, it is that very bottom one I know, anyway, just click that and it will copy the url link then just come over to your post and click paste and it will paste the url into your post and when you preview the post it should show it. It also will resize them if they are big to a reasonable size.
Other photo programs are probably different. It took me a bit of work to upload direct to MUD and that is why I tend to lean toward the bucket.
As far as deleting posts, try clicking on the edit tab at the bottom of one of your posts, a small delete button will appear in the bottom right corner of the edit window, that may work. I don't know myself because I haven't ever tried it.
Oh and Welcome to MUD..
Tucker
I downloaded this little app called "snipping tool" and the cool thing is you can "snip" any photo/image...or document on the screen and the quality stays but the jpeg size greatly reduces so I can post my higher quality photo's without exceeding the size limit.