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roy prins

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Hey SV I think it was You who requested a pic. of this truck at one time .If not here it is anyway. this truck has 2 million 1 hundred plus thousand miles on it -- the tranny and the rear ends have never been out of the truck.two overhauls but still has the original crank in it still goes to Miss. from northwest Iowa every week. Any thing goes wrong on this truck it gets fixed -- hope this works ! Roy
 
You must take a black cat to the graveyard at midnight then perform the picture chant 3 times you will also need the blood of a he goat without blemish to offer as a sacrifice to the picture gods and 3 cakes of fine flour without Leven .
 
It's easy with modern view. At the bottom there is a section for "Upload Photos/Videos." Click on choose file and locate the file on your hard drive and select it. Click OK. Wait.

A link will appear in your post to the freshly uploaded picture.
 
(quoted from post at 12:18:02 05/16/21) It's easy with modern view. At the bottom there is a section for "Upload Photos/Videos." Click on choose file and locate the file on your hard drive and select it. Click OK. Wait.

A link will appear in your post to the freshly uploaded picture.
Click to expand...


But, but....... Modern View is evil!!
 
I assume it is a semi? Any more a vehicle that is not a sedan is called a truck. My son bought a semi that has two million three. It goes up and down the road locally five days a week. 350 - 400 miles per day. He does a little wrenching on it occasionally, wheel seals, brakes and other normal wear parts but the main drive train is doing fine.
 
Classic view does the exact same thing . And the best part is
the thread actually makes sense not a bunch of scattered
replies where nobody knows whos talking to who
 

[b:e6e8133cac]"Classic view does the exact same thing . And the best part is
the thread actually makes sense..." [/b:e6e8133cac]

You CAN'T be serious!!!
 
Hate it . Theres no need for it . Unless someone copys what
someone else said which most people dont you still have no
idea whats going on. Classic loads pictures the exact same
way
 
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