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    Posted: 26 Mar 2014 at 2:05pm
Hey Goose.

Your were uploading correctly. It's the file name, I believe. Some systems don't like "special" characters.

Get rid of the # in the file names before you upload and you will be fine.

Mud_Flap_#11.jpg  should be Mud_Flap_11.jpg

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Upload the pictures to your account by going to the Member Control Panel > File Manager. Click on new upload, then click on choose image. Navigate to the picture on your computer and click open and it will upload to your file list. If the pictures are too big they won't upload and have to be resized. A file size of around 200K means they're probably sized about right. You get 80MB of file storage total.

Once they're uploaded and you want to post them, click on Post Reply, then up top hover your mouse pointer on the little icon that looks like a tree. A message should pop up that says insert image. Click on that icon and it will take you to the list of photos you have uploaded. Pick one and click it and off you go.
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To post pictures, they have to be on a hosted picture site, like Flickr.  You get the url on their site and post the url.
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Might of got it figured out. Goose

[IMG]uploads/648/Mud_Flap_#4.jpg[/IMG}

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Not sure why the pictures will not show up. Sorry. Goose
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I bought a rubber truck mud flap and was able to get both sides cut out of it. Used recessed headed bolts and acorn nuts to hold the in place. Goose






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I went to a GM dealer and bought the cheapest mud flaps that they had for a truck, then I cut them to the size I wanted.
If you want something done right, do it yourself.
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Originally posted by marwayne









I hinged the right flap so there is room for the screen from the R-dome.

Where did you find these, they look great.
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