1979 rx-7 pictures
04-27-07, 08:31 AM
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1979 rx-7 pictures
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04-27-07, 09:29 AM
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try this
get the web adress of the pic but either puting it on photobucket or go to tinypic.com and click browse, the pic must be "save piture as" before you go to either of these places, and you will find it when you click browse. then take the web adress version (example: http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...2/DSCN2110.jpg) and when you come here and try and post the pics you can either type in
[IMG] [/IMG] and put the site in between them or you can look above the text box that your typing in for the small yellow square with the mountains and a sun and click that button. it will pop up with http:// hight lighted deleat it and paste the image adress in the and press ok and it should work
get the web adress of the pic but either puting it on photobucket or go to tinypic.com and click browse, the pic must be "save piture as" before you go to either of these places, and you will find it when you click browse. then take the web adress version (example: http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...2/DSCN2110.jpg) and when you come here and try and post the pics you can either type in
[IMG] [/IMG] and put the site in between them or you can look above the text box that your typing in for the small yellow square with the mountains and a sun and click that button. it will pop up with http:// hight lighted deleat it and paste the image adress in the and press ok and it should work
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04-29-07, 05:06 AM
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I seem to remember going through all of that, lol. When you get it off of the rotiserie, please post some closeup pics of how you set that up. Fortunately I have a pit in the shop that made some of the work easier but a rotiserie would have made the work much easier, especially the sandblasting. Very nice job. Great to see other members taking this extensive of an effort to restore/build thier cars.
This link is my build. https://www.rx7club.com/build-threads-293/unvieling-12a-bp-widebody-462184/
Fwiw, next time you post pics, stack them, amkes reading/navigating the thread easier.
This link is my build. https://www.rx7club.com/build-threads-293/unvieling-12a-bp-widebody-462184/
Fwiw, next time you post pics, stack them, amkes reading/navigating the thread easier.
04-29-07, 08:38 AM
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That's very cool! 
Looks like you'll have a real beaut on your hands when it's all finished!
It's always good to see the SA get restored. There aren't many of them left.
Looks like you'll have a real beaut on your hands when it's all finished!
It's always good to see the SA get restored. There aren't many of them left.
04-29-07, 09:14 PM
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Sorry! the pictures is not posted in order, this is my 1st time posting the pictures. If you look at the front disc brake it has been converted to 2nd generation setup including cross member and racking pinion. On the struts tower I have raised the top 1 inch on both side. So is not bottom out when I lower the car.
Thanks for responding to my post.
Thanks for responding to my post.
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