Hello from Canada

[Rumrunner93]

I live in Sooke, BC and I'm very glad to finally be a member here. I own a 93 ranger that I have been building and wheeling for the last 2 and a bit years. I bought it completely stock and have done a huge amount of work. Have done everything myself except for the bending and tacking of the exo cage. When I figure out how to post pics I will.

 

[Rumrunner93]

This is going to be a stupid question but how do you post up pics? I tried uploading from my computer and it wont work.

 

[cvar]

Welcome noobie.

Photos consume too much storage space on here. So, instead...

You must upload photos to ANY OTHER photo site on the Internet. Some use photobucket.com, some use imgur.com, some use flikr.com, and so on.
IOW, your photo needs its own web address, and its permissions must be made "public". Then copy the URL (ie, link) (ie, address) of that photo from that website (eg, "http:www.whatever.com/xxx/yyy/zzz.jpg") and paste that URL into this forum post.

That posts the photo's URL, itself (not the photo). But to post the actual image, you need to surround the URL with the special tags

. See that yellow icon (above) that looks like a postcard of a mountain? Click that, and paste the URL into the pop-up window. It automatically adds those special tags for you. Easy!

IOW, the text of your post is actually "

".
Presto! Then your actual photo is displayed here!

BTW, you can practice that technique with any photo that's already up on the web. How? In Firefox, just right-click your mouse on any web photo, and choose menu item "Copy Image Location". Then paste that URL in here. Stupid Internet-Explorer makes that WAY harder.

 

[Rumrunner93]

Thanks for the reply!



This is the truck before the exo cage.



This is it as of 2 weeks ago. Ill make a build thread in the next bit so I don't show off everything in my intro.

 

[Mark_88]

Welcome to TRS~!

Yeah, like this...

http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/customavatars/avatar65915_3.gif

Hey CVAR...that's pretty neat...

Anyway...nice truck...if you happen to be in Ontario...bring rum!