RV pics past and future

[Pool]

http://photos.msn.com/slideshow/autos/rvs-past-present-and-future/23aqp0m9#1

I feel like my parents with the VCR flashingb12:00 for months,can't really post a link

[Michael_in_MN]

rockhillmanor wrote:
Very interesting how far back they had RV's.

Didn't think they had FW's back then but then again they had horse trailers so why not trick out a horse trailer body into an RV.

Thanks for posting the link! :C

5th wheels go back to 1917!

[pulsar]

Pool wrote:

pulsar wrote:

Pool wrote:
http://photos.msn.com/slideshow/autos/rvs-past-present-and-future/23aqp0m9#1

I feel like my parents with the VCR flashingb12:00 for months,can't really post a link

See the top part of this tutorial.

You will find that posting an active link requires only two clicks more than posting the inactive URL. One click to open the link tool, , and one click for the finish button.

If you want to add text, as in ScottG's post, which is optional, then your will have a third click and some typing.

Thanks for sharing the slideshow.

Tom

I did that but after pressing finish nothing happened. Waited a while and nothing. Maybe because I am using an iPad and not a computer.

I am posting this link Sarah's iPad.

When's you say nothing happened, what exactly do you mean? Did the link window just stay visible?

This discussion should take place in Forum Technical Support. Start a thread there. Leave your attempt. Perhaps, someone can figure out what is happening. As the above illustrates,the problem is not just because you are using an iPad.

Tom

[Pool]

pulsar wrote:

Pool wrote:
http://photos.msn.com/slideshow/autos/rvs-past-present-and-future/23aqp0m9#1

I feel like my parents with the VCR flashingb12:00 for months,can't really post a link

See the top part of this tutorial.

You will find that posting an active link requires only two clicks more than posting the inactive URL. One click to open the link tool, , and one click for the finish button.

If you want to add text, as in ScottG's post, which is optional, then your will have a third click and some typing.

Thanks for sharing the slideshow.

Tom

I did that but after pressing finish nothing happened. Waited a while and nothing. Maybe because I am using an iPad and not a computer.

[rockhillmanor]

Very interesting how far back they had RV's.

Didn't think they had FW's back then but then again they had horse trailers so why not trick out a horse trailer body into an RV.

Thanks for posting the link! :C

[tragusa3]

Really enjoyed that! Thank you!

[WoodGlue]

Thanks!

Some of those rigs were funny!

WoodGlue

[certified106]

Wow, i had no idea there were that many crazy camper ideas in the past! The camper that doubled as a boat was pretty interesting. I wonder if there are still any of the m around?

[pulsar]

Pool wrote:
http://photos.msn.com/slideshow/autos/rvs-past-present-and-future/23aqp0m9#1

I feel like my parents with the VCR flashingb12:00 for months,can't really post a link

See the top part of this tutorial.

You will find that posting an active link requires only two clicks more than posting the inactive URL. One click to open the link tool, , and one click for the finish button.

If you want to add text, as in ScottG's post, which is optional, then your will have a third click and some typing.

Thanks for sharing the slideshow.

Tom

[gbopp]

The Hunt housecar was my favorite antique..

[RetSgt7114]

Some very creative rigs.

[Schertz]

That is an entertaining visual trip.

The motor home with the basement auto garage gets my vote.

[ScottG]

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