One in the showroom of Tustin Chevy in Orange County CA

WAS A PHOTO HERE.

I removed photo. To large.




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somehow the fact that this is really it still seems almost surreal...

They wouldn't let you take the picture from inside or what?

btw, please make future pictures smaller and/or use a link instead of posting the image directly in the post. Not everyone is fortunate enough to have a high speed internet connection, and those large pictures can be painful to download at 56k.

Thanks!

Though not related to the above dealer ... I think it's kind of funny how so many dealers have been saying that their allocations are sold out ... yet ... we see them with at least several cars on their lots or showroom floors.

As for the pictures ... remember to post them at LOW resolution ... 640 x 480 at the most!

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Adam said: They wouldn't let you take the picture from inside or what?

Tustin Chevy was closed. I went by about 7am.... Was excited to post the picture.

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sdlong329@aol.com said: As for the pictures ... remember to post them at LOW resolution ... 640 x 480 at the most!

As for the pictures I will HOLD back from posting any pictures and remove what is on site

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Ernie ... I assume you are using a digital camera for your pictures ... or ... are getting them off of various websites. If you are using Windoes XP ... you should be able to tell the resolution of a picture file by holding the cursor over the thumbnail. If I want to copy and post a large resolution picture file ... I copy the file onto my camera ... then digitally resize the pic within the camera ... then repost online. For the longest time ... I did not know how to do what I just mentioned. Now that I can do it ... it's a snap!

Hope this helps!

You don't have to stop posting pictures, just make them smaller.

There are plenty of free applications out there that will do it for you. If you have Microsoft Office, you probably have Microsoft Paint, which will reduce picture sizes for you.

The other option is to post it as a link, like this:
http://home.comcast.net/~printmeister/ernievette.jpg

Adam said: btw, please make future pictures smaller and/or use a link instead of posting the image directly in the post. Not everyone is fortunate enough to have a high speed internet connection, and those large pictures can be painful to download at 56k. Thanks!

I removed Avatar to help all the dial up members.

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