Chassis Tuner tech block

[WireEDM-guy]

Chassis tuner tech block with wheel cut outs. Use to check if your chassis or guide got bent after that trip into the wall. Mount bodies, change motors. Made of 1/2" Corian, measures 3 1/4" x 7 1/4" Available with magnets, back side recess for setting ride height. Also available in 3/4" Corain-must send an e-mail for a price quote.
Only $14.95 plus shipping

[oldweirdherald]

Duh?? photos would be nice

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I see 2 photos in the above post.
Zip - are they not showing up for you???

PK

[trickyvic3]

Paul, Im not getting the pics either. Just 2 boxes with a red x in them.

Vic

[Zippity]

Only one photo appears, which is better than what we were getting originally when I first posted

[oldweirdherald]

First, I should have asked what browser you are using. I am seeing them fine on Firefox. If you are not seeing the images using MSIE, then I have a theory.

Dave, if you could rename the images, being sure to not leave any spaces in the file name, then I think they should work. You can use a hyphen or underline to seperate text in file names, but some servers and browsers do not like spaces. (ie: New 2010, change to New_2010).

Some systems automatically convert a space to "%20", but other systems do not work well with spaces. In this case I see the file name as "New%202010".

I'm not positive if it is the server or browser, but I have always avoided any spaces in file names.

Very nice setup jig, BTW. A racer had one at Pacific Slot Car Raceways last night, and he said he used it for a variety of uses.

Paul K.

[Zippity]

Paul,

I'm now at home and using FF and I can see the two photgraphs.

As they are hosted on a 3rd party server as opposed to yours, that may explain the problem.

[Gill A]

Gotta be that Welling crappy weather causing all your problems.
I'm getting two pics loud and clear.
From the sunny middle

[Zippity]

IE8 and the photos appear.

The practice of linking to photos stored on 3rd party servers is frought with danger