My Garage & Journey Tutorial

[Lynn]

I already have a thread going about my shop. Is it possible to put it in this forum?

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by Lynn

I already have a thread going about my shop. Is it possible to put it in this forum?

Lynn, I know you can link a thread to a dated timeline you create. If you go to the Garage Icon on the tool bar and select Garages you will see mine and click on it. My last dated event 12/15/23 I'm using for testing purposes. Presently I added a link to your shop thread in this 12/15/23 dated event for illustration purposes (disregard the text prior to the link which because it has nothing to do with the link).

You could create a dated event when you started the shop thread 2/28/18 and add some text describing the shop and your 5 year build thread and add a link like I did.
I will find out if you can take all that info and manually transfer or port it over. My guess is it wouldn't be easy, but I'm not an expert but will consult with the programmer.

I have attached three pics showing how you can add a link from anywhere that has a URL- Web address to your garage. You may have threads at Camaros.net or .org and link them as well.

[Bill Pritchard]

Latest problem in my garage....in my Journey, the May 18, 1970 post has two pictures that I mistakenly posted, but they do not show up there. Picture #3 is the only one I want to be there. They are all three the same photo, but #1 is a very large file size and #2 is a .bmp format, which is probably why those two are not able to be seen. Can #1 and #2 be removed somehow?

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

Latest problem in my garage....in my Journey, the May 18, 1970 post has two pictures that I mistakenly posted, but they do not show up there. Picture #3 is the only one I want to be there. They are all three the same photo, but #1 is a very large file size and #2 is a .bmp format, which is probably why those two are not able to be seen. Can #1 and #2 be removed somehow?

Your timeline looks great the dated event june 1972 with picture of you and Marilee in front of the 70Z28 is priceless! That can be fixed. Keep it up, love what you've done!

[A12pilot]

Oh great, Steve. Another thing for me to do! How much spare time do you think I have?

This is beyond awesome!!!! I’ll have to start on this next month whilst I sit in hotel rooms across the Hemisphere searching out for new projects.

To anyone not donating to this site, this should be your incentive. EXCELLENT WORK Steve!!!!

Cheers
Dave

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by A12pilot

Oh great, Steve. Another thing for me to do! How much spare time do you think I have?

This is beyond awesome!!!! I’ll have to start on this next month whilst I sit in hotel rooms across the Hemisphere searching out for new projects.

To anyone not donating to this site, this should be your incentive. EXCELLENT WORK Steve!!!!

Cheers
Dave

Thanks Dave. I look forward to you starting this new application shortly. It should be very educational, entertaining, hillarious and quite insightful.

Wishing you and Kelly a Happy and Healthy New Year!!!

[Steve Shauger]

Bill Pritchard is doing an amazing job putting his journey and timeline together. Very interesting journey with fantastic pictures.

Link https://www.yenko.net/forum/yenkox_g...ehicle_id=1017

[Mrwonderfulmotorsports]

Bill was one of my childhood hero's as we lived in the same neighborhood as much as I could 7 days a week I would drive by his house in my 69 Camaro (that I still race to this day ) or on one of the different motorcycles that I had at the time as a snot nose punk kid probably trying hard to do a wheelie by his house so he would notice me which he usually did with a smile and a head shake but he was always a great guy...I have since come to be friends with him and his beautiful wife and they are still the same people that I tried to impress (50 yrs. ago) lol. I love reading these types of stories because it takes me back to my great childhood and to all of the guys like Bill and others that totally influenced me to do what I do today. Thank you, Bill, for being a big part of my childhood whether you know that or not! Hope to see you see soon!

[Bill Pritchard]

Wow, thank you Tim for those kind words, Marilee and I are quite humbled! You might have been a snot nosed punk kid back then (weren't we all?) but you have distinguished yourself since as the successful businessman and avid drag racer that you are today.