Posting photos

[gmk666]

Here goes with tinypic then...

[rich 36]

great site to quickly put up pics from

although best not look to closely under
'most popular'

[gmk666]

rich, you're right, it's much easier with tinypic. thanks a lot.

[rich 36]

go on then post more than imageat a time and prove me right this evening!

>> Edited by rich 36 on Monday 7th November 21:27

[gmk666]

[rich 36]

got any engine pics by any chance?

[gmk666]

'Fraid not. You're not missing much though. It's just a lot of black plastic covers in there these days.

[rich 36]

I thought an 82' had little room when swapping plugs and stuff,

the modern models haven't much room,
to shine a torch by comparison.

[gmk666]

Anyone would think the people who charge £100 an hour are trying to dissuade owners from carrying out their own minor maintenance...

[rich 36]

to put up more than one image in a post, you need to have both PH, and tiny open at once



rich

[rich 36]

Well I suppose on a newer' model, its good to keep an over enthusiastic owner away from the
innards given the horror stories of people
mixing oil with water, so I suppose the end results worth it

need to be a contortionist to carry out the basic tasks
even on an older model

[gmk666]

I know what you mean. It's just taken me 3 days to post 2 jpegs so it's probably best I leave my engine alone. I'll have a go at multiple posts tomorrow. Thanks for your help.