New TN member...long time Runner owner...

[runnernut]

I bought my bone stock '96 Limited in 2003 with 142K miles. It has 255K on it now and I have some big plans for it (lift, paint, wheels/tires, bumpers, ...turbo maybe...?). We shall see... Glad to be here. Can't wait to steal some ideas....

 

[BucknutBob]

Hello and welcome, runnernut! You've come to the right place for loading up on ideas--we're all pretty mod-crazy around here. Aren't Yota's great--with most other vehicles, you toss 'em long before 255k. Have fun!

 

[runnernut]

Thanks BucknutBob! I have pretty much become obsessed with this site already. A lot of the questions I have had about my runner, I already found the answer too. Man, I shoulda been on here a loooong time ago. Now I've got to figure out how to work my profile... Gonna try to load a pic on this message just for practice... Thanks again for the welcome!

 

[BucknutBob]

Not sure how you did your pic, but just by guessing I found that if you use "Go Advanced" on your reply, you can simply upload pics by using "Manage Attachments" below the box, then "Browse" them from your stored computer files. Use "Paint" or similar program to get the pic down to 500-600 Mp across. Is that a lake you're doing donuts on? If so, you're braver than me--I'll walk on one, but I won't drive on one!

 

[runnernut]

Is that a lake you're doing donuts on? If so, you're braver than me--I'll walk on one, but I won't drive on one!

Haha! Well That would make for a much more interesting picture, but unfortunately it is just my cul-de-sac. I don't think I am crazy enough to drive on a lake either.

Thanks for the pic tips!

 

[4-Ripcord]

Welcome!

Most people use a free image hosting site like photobucket. Then just copy and paste the IMG code into your post. No restriction on size that way. Also its way easier, and you get online backup of your photos.

 

[BucknutBob]

Welcome!

Most people use a free image hosting site like photobucket. Then just copy and paste the IMG code into your post. No restriction on size that way. Also its way easier, and you get online backup of your photos.

I've seen that (photobucket) mentioned as well, and I'm sure it works quite well. With all due respect, though, I think a couple simple clicks using the "Browse" method is pretty darned easy, too. They're just two answers to the same question--I don't see one as being "way easier" than the other. Peace, bro.

 

[Axlrose16]

Awesome truck!

 

[Wesdan13]

Just getting broke in! Welcome!