TOPIC: '55 Chevy PU & '59 Tomahawk

Pictures of both attached. We were on Powerblock in October.

Hope the picture will load.

Very nice! And I saw your rig on TV. Mike

Mike
Is the episode you mention available online somewhere?
Could you post a few more pictures of the boat by itself?
Thanks
lar

Nice set up. Whats power block??? Any more pics? Did you restore those your self?? Mike

So Cal...

Powerblock is Truckin, Muscle Car, Extreme 4x4 and Horsepower TV on Spike TV on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The DVD is copyrighted so I'm not allowed to show it on a web site.

I restored the boat, a hot rod shop did the truck. Here are a couple more pics.

Two more pictures

Check the size of your pics Mickey, they may be exceeding the maximum size so they aren't posting. (1024xsomething?)

Lol, I love power block! We need shows like those on “prime time”. Really nice boat & truck!

Not sure if you'll ever find a show like that on prime time, but this show proves that specialty shows like this can develop a dedicated following where ever they end up.

It would be nice if a show like this could be developed for classic boat enthusiasts.

One obvious thing preventing preventing this from happening at this point is the number of advertisers that would be interested in sponsoring a show like this.

Sorry, don't mean to hijack the thread, just making some observations.

Great project, congratulations.

Link to Powerblock website: www.truckstv.com/site3/

Sorry, can't resize small enough for this site

Here you go Mickey, some good folks helped me out with this problem too! Don't give up.

For users on Windows XP, there is a FREE powertoy available directly from Microsoft specifically used for resizing images.

All is takes is a simple right click on any image file or multiple files, and you can select to reduce the image to any resolution you desire. It either reduces the original, or makes a copy of it depending on what you wish. A painless way to resize images in seconds.

Screenshot of the Image Resizer powertoy 'advanced' menu options is shown below.



I used this image resizer multiple times every day with windows XP. Quick & easy.

You can get it here .... direct from Bill Gates himself:

ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe (521 KB)

There is some additional tutorials/info here:

Resize digital pictures quickly

Hope that helps.

p.s. I have not found an easy 'right-click to resize' option for multiple files within Vista or Win7 yet.

Sorry, the links aren't active for some reason. See post #523 in the support forum, the thread is Pic Sizing or Resizing.