Reference

[twpoulter]

Have to agree this isn't the easiest site to use which could explain why the traffic is not good. Photos are easy. AACA is a great site to use, had hoped this would improve but not sure.

• Click + Attachments, that opens up a box 'Choose File'
• Click Choose file, that will take you to your hard drive, select the file
• That will put your File name in the box to the right, click in the text where you want the image to appear
• Click (insert attachment 0) which is to the right of your file name. This method doesn't upload the photo in preview but does in POST

[attachment id=0 msg=20504]

[Go Fleiter]

maybe this helps:

- click button "reply" (headline)
- click "Attachments and other options" (line below text input frame )
- click below "search" (I only have the german name "durchsuchen")
         (-you get Your WIN- explorer index)
- choose Your image file (observe number and size restrictions!)
- click "insert attachment"
- click "preview" to check
- click "more attachments" for more (max 6).
- click "post"

Greetings from Düsseldorf!
Go

[TodFitch]

    Tod this site is confusing trying to attach a photo or ducument is not working Tried different attachments doesn"t work any suggestions will help

Which "this site"?

I don't recall ever having trying to attach a document or photo to this forum so I am not sure how it is done.

Or are you referring to my vanity Plymouth web site at https://www.ply33.com/

[ryonkof1]

    Tod this site is confusing trying to attach a photo or ducument is not working Tried different attachments doesn"t work any suggestions will help

[twpoulter]

Hi Tod, got to say what a brilliant database you have, I use it extensively for information on my rhd PD r/s Coupe and my PE Pickup that never was, I just wish that there was a similar site for my PT125 41 Pickup Truck. Must have taken you an age to collate all the model references, had a discussion with someone on the power wagon site PE, PF & PG engine numbers, I used your data to explain that the three models were produced in the same period and ended their production on the same date. Without your database I'm not sure where I could have found that information.
Thank you Sir

[TodFitch]

I am not sure which site you are referring too. And it might be one I never knew about.

I try to have reference and part cross reference information on my website at https://www.ply33.com/ and there is a references page on the P15-D24 forum website at https://p15-d24.com/page/p15d24/reference/reference_information.html/

[ryonkof1]

What happened to the old Plymouth web site that had a page full of reference material called " Reference". I miss it lots of good stuff. It was helping me restore my 31 plymouth
      Bob Yonkof