what is everyone's age = car pics
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how do i resize and i meant to put pics of my floor boards that were coated in ruberized undercoating. and in the process i started wondering everyones age
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
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camaroguy, i believe your car is in my GM high tech performace calender
and regarding the thread...i'm 18 and here's a few of my car


and regarding the thread...i'm 18 and here's a few of my car


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OK, I will play,
I will turn 35 this Sunday and these are my third gen's and I love them. Iroc is in sig, no new pics until this summer when I do an interior change and polish the rims.
I will turn 35 this Sunday and these are my third gen's and I love them. Iroc is in sig, no new pics until this summer when I do an interior change and polish the rims.
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such a great community we have on here....Im glad so many of you like my car, it feels good to be proud of it....BlueZee....I'd wish you'd stop posting so many pics because you make me want to sell and get a vert
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21 here...looks like we got the young bucks responding so far. Heres a pic i took a few days ago after i finished polishing and painting the wheels, clear corners etc.
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From: O'Fallon, MO
Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
Engine: Cammed 6.0L LSX
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: custom Ford 8.8", 4.10 gears
Originally posted by Camaroguy18
such a great community we have on here....Im glad so many of you like my car, it feels good to be proud of it....BlueZee....I'd wish you'd stop posting so many pics because you make me want to sell and get a vert
such a great community we have on here....Im glad so many of you like my car, it feels good to be proud of it....BlueZee....I'd wish you'd stop posting so many pics because you make me want to sell and get a vert
and am i correct on that or not, was your car in the GM high tech performance calender? i coulda sworn it was you!
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
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Axle/Gears: custom Ford 8.8", 4.10 gears
Originally posted by JL_Audio_RS
monte man your car is also one of my favorites
i just wish someone would give me instructions on how to resize pics usin paint
monte man your car is also one of my favorites
i just wish someone would give me instructions on how to resize pics usin paint
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Originally posted by JL_Audio_RS
also monte man what is the rise width and lenth of your cowl hood
also monte man what is the rise width and lenth of your cowl hood
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i really apreciate that but i just want someone to explain it to me because i will be posting more pics in the future and i don't want to have to always bug someon to do it for me
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all i ever do is open the pic in MS Paint and then go to "Image" at the top then i go to "stretch/skew" and then resize it until i think its small enough. theres probably a better way, but it always works for me
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
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Axle/Gears: custom Ford 8.8", 4.10 gears
Originally posted by JL_Audio_RS
i really apreciate that but i just want someone to explain it to me because i will be posting more pics in the future and i don't want to have to always bug someon to do it for me
i really apreciate that but i just want someone to explain it to me because i will be posting more pics in the future and i don't want to have to always bug someon to do it for me
edit: make sure to SAVE afterwords too lol
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Originally posted by JL_Audio_RS
i really apreciate that but i just want someone to explain it to me because i will be posting more pics in the future and i don't want to have to always bug someon to do it for me
i really apreciate that but i just want someone to explain it to me because i will be posting more pics in the future and i don't want to have to always bug someon to do it for me
Right click the image file
Select 'Edit' from the menu
Select the 'Image' menu, then select 'Stretch/Skew'
Change the Horizontal and Vertical size of the image by any percentage (make sure it's the same change each way)
Select the 'File' menu, and select 'Save as...'
Save it as a JPEG (.jpg) image
Upload with a post
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that was jeffs car in the GM Calender (Nitto Calender).....wish mine would make it into a calender, but the engine bay hasnt been worked on hard enough yet
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
Engine: Cammed 6.0L LSX
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: custom Ford 8.8", 4.10 gears
Originally posted by Camaroguy18
that was jeffs car in the GM Calender (Nitto Calender).....wish mine would make it into a calender, but the engine bay hasnt been worked on hard enough yet
that was jeffs car in the GM Calender (Nitto Calender).....wish mine would make it into a calender, but the engine bay hasnt been worked on hard enough yet
i didn't pay attention to the hood! lol i just remember seeing the same wheels haha yea i'm submitting pictures to Camaro Performers Magazine, i am crossing my fingers for at LEAST a few pics in the Camaro Collection section...i'm also going to the Camaro SuperFest this year and the Camaro/Firebird Reunion at the Corvette Museum...soooo my opportunities may be broad this year, who knows, i need the hood and trunk repainted tho
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the paint doesn't look that bad from what i see...great start
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when i got the car the paint was so oxidized that it was chachol gray and you could rub your finger on it and your finger would turn black so i buffed th whole car with buffing compound and the paint is alright but i wanna go red. But i don't think it's a bad start for me being 15 and not having a whole lot of money.
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just turned 21 i'd post pictures of the z34 but its not prety at all. and i have a LONG way to go before i'll be perfectly happy with my 87'
I'm 25, here is a pic of my two babies

I also have a 92 B4C black hardtop L98/A4 but I dont count it because I bought it specifically to restore and sell for profit (to build motor for the green car). I also have a 92 Z28 white hardtop L98/A4 here but I'm building that one for my girlfriend so I dont count that one either.

I also have a 92 B4C black hardtop L98/A4 but I dont count it because I bought it specifically to restore and sell for profit (to build motor for the green car). I also have a 92 Z28 white hardtop L98/A4 here but I'm building that one for my girlfriend so I dont count that one either.
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Originally posted by JL_Audio_RS
when i got the car the paint was so oxidized that it was chachol gray and you could rub your finger on it and your finger would turn black so i buffed th whole car with buffing compound and the paint is alright but i wanna go red. But i don't think it's a bad start for me being 15 and not having a whole lot of money.
when i got the car the paint was so oxidized that it was chachol gray and you could rub your finger on it and your finger would turn black so i buffed th whole car with buffing compound and the paint is alright but i wanna go red. But i don't think it's a bad start for me being 15 and not having a whole lot of money.
As per the original topic (which I just realized I never answered) I'm 19. Even if I had a digital camera ATM, I wouldn't post any pics of my current POS Thunderbird daily-driver, simply because I'm damn embarrased just to own the thing.
Right now the problem for me is not money, I have a little under 4K to spend, it's finding a decent third-gen to get myself into. Up here the performance market for old-school performance cars, and tuner imports are both great, but the "in-between" cars like the 5.0 'Stang and the 3rd-gen Camaro are harder to find in decent shape.
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putting another engine and newer dash in my beater car, then painting it... it's much more empty than this now, but it's a full shot of the car anyway:


-Bud

putting another engine and newer dash in my beater car, then painting it... it's much more empty than this now, but it's a full shot of the car anyway:


-Bud
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