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I am an owner of a 1958 Tr3a, which was registerd in 1959. have owned since 2009. This my second tr3a that I have owned, I purchased the a 1960 tr3a from my brother in 1972 for $350, rebuilt the engine, started a body off restoration, most everything was completed mechanically, never completed body work, re-sold to my brother who got it back on the road. been in love with these cars ever since my first ride.
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Welcome to BCF. Great to have a favorite car to keep you occupied. I've got good memories of my own 1959 TR3.
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Basil (boss) may pop in on this, but here's a link to doing the same on a Mac.
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Tom M.
Easiest way to reduce a photo's file size is to make a copy and open it in Windows Paint. Click Resize, choose reduction percentage, save, and Bob's your uncle. I think the BCF limit is 4 meg for a photo file.
Basil (boss) may pop in on this, but here's a link to doing the same on a Mac.
macpaw.com/how-to/make-file-smaller-mac
Scroll down to How to make a picture file smaller on Mac
Good to have you with us.
Tom M.
