Newbie's '68 Power Wagon pics

[divaz4x4]

Hi guys! New member from Houston area. I'm going to try to attach a pic of my truck, wish me luck...

She's a 1968 W100 Power Wagon SWB that has been retrofitted with 12v Cummins/Getrag 360 from a '92 one-ton Ram. I just love these ugly old tanks; learned to drive in a '69 W300 Power Wagon way back in 1970 and never forgot the fun of bouncing around in that rough-riding beast!

Guess I'm reliving those days with this one...

;)

[Hobcobble]

Hi guys! New member from Houston area. I'm going to try to attach a pic of my truck, wish me luck...

She's a 1968 W100 Power Wagon SWB that has been retrofitted with 12v Cummins/Getrag 360 from a '92 one-ton Ram. I just love these ugly old tanks; learned to drive in a '69 W300 Power Wagon way back in 1970 and never forgot the fun of bouncing around in that rough-riding beast!

Guess I'm reliving those days with this one...

;)

I didn't read this in time to wish you luck.
Let us know if you need help posting pics. There are plenty of
folks who can walk you through it. There might also be some
information in the Forum Help & Feedback section.
Welcome!
John

[divaz4x4]

Well, sadly, this is yet another example of my incompetence with computers..."photo file is too large"...

Okay, I can follow that; problem is, I can't figure out how to reduce the file size. Lotsa nice pics were taken with this shiny new stupid-expensive iPhone I just got, which is very clearly smarter than I have ever been. Yes, I'd love to upload a whole bunch of 'dem fancy megapixel HD pics (that said brilliant little device is so famous for)to Picasa for editing (as in file-size reduction which might then allow for successful upload), but I cannot get said pics TO Picasa from said iPhone...ugh...

Still trying...perhaps one day, before too long... :(

[Cody100]

Perhaps you could conect your phone to your computer with the USB cord, save the pics to your computer and then edit them in the paint program? Not very fancy high tech but it works...