Here is my 1939 P8   She drives like a dream and is driven all year long on Long Island , New York

Click on the reply as yoiu did to post your last message, scroll down, you will see Additional options, click on that, then you will get an attachment area, click on browse, and that should be able to take you to where your photos are stored, double click on the photo that you want to post, then follow the rest of the directions.

I ain't the most computer smart person either, I hope I have explained it well enough for you.
Bob

how do you add pictures? I'am not very computer savy. Thanks

they like to go together

yep thats part of the fleet. bone stock with new interior. drive any where radio still plays all your favorite am stations. i have a couple of nice motors here(69 383 hp and a 62 413 max wedge) that i think about puttin in these coupes but i hate to alter these cars, they are so original so i drive the snot out of them trying to break them so i wont have to make a decision. they won't cooperate by breaking. !!!!

DUK,  Is that P-15 coupe yours?   I've always had a soft spot for them.  That one looks GREAT!!!!!!!!

i love that 426 4 speed convert. i bet thats a nice car to drive.

buddy  looking good are those new boards on there? also that was a u joint making noise when we driving my 38. i ended up just making a new drive shaft (sleeve and spline setup) rather than rebuild those joints. merry christmas maybe ill see you at moultrie in feb.   dan in lake view ny

This is the other Plymouth that was not included in my last pic:

Here is my 30U and I put in my 73D100 for kicks

Quote from: Buddy Romines on December 18, 2008, 07:03:33 PM
Merry Christmas to all you Plymouth owners..

Buddy,that is a very nice looking Plymouth you have.

The only thing that worries me is that it seems like everybody posting photos of their cars are in my age group. What's going to happen to our cars after all of us geezers pass away? Is there nobody out there under 40 interested in these old cars?

C'mon,I KNOW there has to be some of you younger people? out there! Post some photos of yourself and you cars to show us this hobby doesn't end when we do.

Merry Christmas to all you Plymouth owners..

That's it Duk.       Very fine looking car!

didnt know if this is the one you meant bob

Here are before and after pictures of my 20 year project, a 1941 P12 wagon.
Jim Yergin

Quote from: Kookee on December 12, 2008, 01:09:45 AM
1932 Plymouth PB Sports Coupe.? On the truck to me now.? (Ugly one that is!? ?;D)? The black one is just an example restored.

Rare car,and in good restorable condition,too! You are a lucky,lucky man.

1932 Plymouth PB Sports Coupe.  On the truck to me now.  (Ugly one that is!   ;D)  The black one is just an example restored.

 :)  Think I finally figured out how to post pictures correctly.  Here is my 65 Plymouth Sport Fury Convert w/ 426 wedge, and 4 speed.  Carrier dropped it off yesterday. 

My '37 Business Coupe

64 Sport Fury interior

Very nice .... I took some time and went out and looked at '64 Sport Fury's on the web.    They don't give them away now do they !!

Here is my Sport Fury now.  I think Magnums look great on a 64, and it still looks kinda stock.

This is Maxie now. Actually he is more torn down now. I'm in the middle of a front end rebuild & disc brake conversion.

OOPS   Forgot the pics

The GTX has been sold, and I don't have any decent pics left. However, I can post a couple of pics of my Max Wedge wannabe project. It's a 64 Fury, engine is a 70 440 made to look like a Max Wedge engine (sort of)   

Bob, where's the photo of the GTX hiding?    Would love to see that one too!

Here are two of my 64's.? ?A Belvedere 4 door, and my Sport Fury

Randy,

Nice looking car, good luck with it and thanks for sharing

:D  Here is my dream car.  My Dad has one just like it but gave it up when I came along in '65. 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury Convert.  His had the 383 with auto trans but mine, luckily, and rarely I'm told, has the 426 Max Wedge with 4 speed manual.  She's on the hauler now and should be here by Sun or Mon.  Have a safe and happy Christmas everyone.  God Bless.

Open Your file with Photo Studio or any Photo program, save it e.g. as tmp file not to spoil Your original, choose "size of picture" (?? I have the german version saying "Bildgr??e") and than give in e.g. 50%, this will reduce the file size reasonably. Save again as e.g. tmp. It too helps to save as .jpg instead of .tif or .bmp,  latter being usually smaller .

Greetings! Go

I'm having trouble posting a photo.  It says the size is too big.  Can someone educate me on reducing the size of a photo.  Thanks. ???

Quote from: 49plymouthclubcoupe on May 29, 2008, 02:26:03 PM
Here is a recent picture of "Uncle Johnny" getting a new set of shoes !

darn! I wish I could find old cars that solid and rust free here in the east.

Very nice '52's ......

Here are my 2 1952 Belvederes.? The Sterling Gray/Belmont Blue one was my first car at age 16.? It was a leftover and purchased in April, 1953.? It is now in the final stages of a 4 year frame-off restoration.? The Black/Mint Green one was featured in the 2006 Autumn edition of Vermont Life Magazine after this photo was taken by them in Plymouth Vermont during the fall 2006 POC tour.

Here is a recent picture of "Uncle Johnny" getting a new set of shoes !

If you want to see pictures of various models of old Plymouths in assorted colors, just click on the link to
carnut.com.........this will be the index by make and model.? Lots to see......most are street rod/customs,
but you can see colors.? ? http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/_list.html

Quote from: Bill Davis on May 08, 2008, 09:39:02 PM
David,

Go is correct? --? your garage is too clean!!? Neat project.

You all are too kind... luckly last years project (the vette) is hidding most of the junk in the third bay of the garage.? I'm stiill working to clear that out so I can park my daily driver back inside.? Like everyone else, I certainly wish it was a larger garage.?
Stephen

David,

Go is correct  --  your garage is too clean!!  Neat project.

notdavidspade, I lke Your self adapted shock absorebr! A laugh from Go. Bautyful project - and what a perfect garage...

I have to say I really like that green Plymouth.? I'm leaning towards the dark green for mine.  Finally got my car back from the wood guy and I have pleanty of work cut out for me now.? Atleast it is now in my garage and I can turn some wrenches (very quietly) while my son takes his naps.? Thankfully the frame is very solid looking...