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Scrolling through the 1911-1931 section, I noticed that pictures are not available for VCCA member cars for 1913, 1914, 1918, 1923, or 1924 in the VCCA 100 years of photos site? Any members out there able to help fill the voids?

I have a 23 sedan. I have a few pictures of it but I've never spent the time to figure how to upload them to the site. Are there instructions somewhere on how to do that?

Go to "FAQ & HELP" at the top right-hand side of this site and click on it. Then scroll down and click on "How do I add an image to my message?:

Here is my 1918 490 that may be suitable for the 100 years of Chrevrolet photo section.



Here is my 1924 four passenger coupe that can be added to the photo section if suitable.



Thanks!
Denny
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Thanks Denny.. They've been added to my to-do list for uploading.

I have a 23 superior that is about 70 percent complete in a frame off restoration. I can send pics of the before if you don't mind my mug being in the photo.

If these 3 pan out Bill, that would only leave 1913&1914 missing. I presume someone in VCCA has these year's cars? Should you offer a prize to whom ever fills the last spot?

2 great looking cars Denny. What's the story on the rear wheel/fender fit for the '24 Coupe? Looks like wheel is to far forward or is it just the photo angle?

If I could figure out how to upload a picture, I would add a picture of my 1914 Royal Mail.....Paul Fisk

Thanks Gunsmoke for the nice compliment, the rear wheel fit must be the angle of the picture. It looks centered when standing straight out from the car. In another picture angled from the rear it looks off center to the rear. Neither of these cars have ever been restored. Both have older paint jobs,original interiors, new tops and run great. Thanks, Denny

I go to "Members Photos" at bottom of Forums list. Before you start, use a feature like "Paint" in your computer system to reduce your picture to a format size suitable for loading into VCCA. Then just follow steps in Members Photos. Or do as JYD suggests above, which I have never tried.