Pic uploading made easy.

Step 1 - Host an Image



Step 2 - Drag and Drop or Select Files to browse your device



Step 3 - Send All uploads the image to the servimg.com server



Step 4 - Insert All inserts the image URL link into body of post.



Done



The image URL is not locked to this site so it can also be used to display the image on other sites.

For those suffering the photobucket blues you can download and extension for Google Chrome or Firefox that will show the images instead of the photobucket picture.

Google Chrome link

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/photobucket-hotlink-fix/kegnjbncdcliihbemealioapbifiaedg?hl=en

Another option if the pic is already on the internet is to post the image link onto you post on this site.

Example...find the pic on the internet and right click on it. A box will come up.
Left click on "copy image address"

...now that pic's address is ready to be pasted into your post.

However, first you need to set up the img brackets at the beginning and end to create the link...like this:

got it to work !!! and this is MY New Play toy !! built the chassis 25 years ago and had the body mounted ! wife came to the shop and SAID YOUR NOT RACING A FUNNY CAR !! so I sold it and built my '93 mustang in 3 weeks ! to make the race season ! Came up for sale as a RACE READY 7.00 car so I bought it back with trailer! Just need to do a crossover on my licence and were ready to ROCK!!! the car has 7 passes on the motor since a major freshon and updates on the SFI Chassis are current for 6.00
Frank
PS 521 BBF ,trick flow A460 heads , 14/71 blower ,

Great Info for the forum !!!

Not to hijack the thread but just another option.

I've been using posimg.org

Works pretty well and is very similar to photobucket for those familiar with posting that way. (at least before photobucket screwed things up)

Example in this thread with thumbnails:
https://www.429-460.com/t26903-been-busy-with-my-69

David Cole wrote:Not to hijack the thread but just another option.  

I've been using posimg.org

Works pretty well and is very similar to photobucket for those familiar with posting that way. (at least before photobucket screwed things up)

Example in this thread with thumbnails:
https://www.429-460.com/t26903-been-busy-with-my-69

That should read---->>> www.postimg.org <<<-----

Photobucket's big stuff up big time last year has been changed. Happy to have just paid $20 to have all pics in posts re-instated. Hope it lasts!

Shiny red,to roll over,to chassis fix,to new body and 16” shorter,to out of chassis shop,to Smileys and one year work. Drove out of shop to the grass,Put on the front end,loaded it and headed for Kentucky.

Not in order,but you should be able to tell.....Pretty again someday. Thank you Kim Smiley, Mark Clifton, and Sharon, my wife.

Roger Dyess wrote:Not in order,but you should be able to tell.....Pretty again someday. Thank you Kim Smiley, Mark Clifton, and Sharon, my wife.

That T-Bird was Bad Ass looking!!

This Link Covers Most of The Common Ford Truck Axles. Front and Rear.

It Has Pictures of Most all of Them.

It Has a Good Discription, and Looks Very Accurate. That Does Not Guarantee They Did NOT SLIPP and or Get Some of the INFO WRONG.


https://www.blueovaltrucks.com/tech-articles/guide-to-ford-truck-suv-axles/

The Fly in The Ointment in the Above Link is The Dana 70U Ford 35 Spline and the Dodge 32 Spline of Same.

Yea More Fun. Pull it or Guess?

See Below Link.

https://www.pirate4x4.com/threads/dana-70u-years-and-interchangibility.2523233/

I will Report back on My Ford One Soon. The Door Code Match's 35 Spline Everywhere Else and 70U 1985.

Pic Up Loading Easy Her, OK Sure. Sure With a Link. Without Not So Much.


This One Would Make a Good Sticky For Hard To Come My Good Accurate Information IN One PLACE.