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Hi guys i thought it may be a good idea for an eBay thread i know some of us love eBay like the uncle that never touched us maybe bad analogy sorry :)

here is a couple to start it off

for those that like car models came across this before

e572_1.JPG<<Click

or

ac75_1.JPG<<Click

if you wonder how i make the picture a clickable link its with HTML called BBcode if you would like to do the same here is the format you can copy and paste and replace URL's with the ones you need, i hope that makes sence to get the pictures URL right click the picture and copy image location for firefox or for iE you need to right click and get properties then select the Address: (URL) and copy it. done :D any questions dont hesitate to ask

but please try not to just copy and paste URL's as SAU doesn't handle long ebay URL's properly

[url="http://actual.product.link"][img=http://picture.url.jpg][/url][u][size=4]<<Click[/size][/u]

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hmm bit weird had a virus recently and haven't formatted i guess that's what i get for putting a format off

>>TRY AGAIN<<

oh can you please EDIT that quote Pete

had my ie browser hijacked too so may have to format today

cool, where can I get that virus from Steve? .... lol - I didn't know you were into back door action (wow how do you love that pun referring to both a type of virus, and the action in the pic you posted) :) :) ;)

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