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I want to say hi to all here and thanks for leting me join in the fun,I have a 1975 convertible with a 4 speed and A/C and it from Hawaii.I thought i had some good ideas man, just one day of reading here and wow every thing i thought of and more. keep the ideas comming
Thanks. how do you add a pic?
Last edited by mrtroutjedi; Feb 4, 2005 at 10:36 AM.
Reason: forgot to add a pic
Welcome from one new member to the next! I too am a new member. I hope to learn and appreciate this car more and hopefully one day work on them myself!
From: San Diego - Deep Within The State of CONFUSION!
Originally Posted by mrtroutjedi
I want to say hi to all here and thanks for leting me join in the fun,I have a 1975 convertible with a 4 speed and A/C and it from Hawaii.I thought i had some good ideas man, just one day of reading here and wow every thing i thought of and more. keep the ideas comming
Thanks. how do you add a pic?
Welcome! You're not gonna find a bigger or better source of information for C3's on the Net than this forum!
Welcome to the best forum for c-3s. I spent 7 years restoring my 68 and this site was of immense help. Lots of great people here who are always willing to help with any problem.
Hi to all the newbies
To post a pic it must be hosted somewhere. I use the free space provided by my ISP but the forum does provide hosting as well. Once the pic is being hosted, you use the envelope shaped thing under the font/size/color tools. It comes up with a box for you to put the address of the pic.
There is a place to practice posting pics in the help section.
Welcome.
MrTroutJedi ... so you go fishing blindfolded ?
I was into trout big time, but now I found a local bass pond that
is TOO much fun. Still looking for that 5-6 pounder. That's about
as big as they get around here.
Welcome to the addiction............I dont think you will find a place with a greater wealth of knowledge, more helpful people and an appreciative audience of other peoples work on the planet
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