Wedgewood blue hawks

[Scott]

I once owned a 1957 Silver Hawk 6 that was wedgewood blue (it was my first Studebaker). I sold it to a guy in New Mexico about 12 years ago because I needed the money for college and I haven't seen it since. If anyone has seen one like it in New Mexico or Texas I'd like to hear about it.

But anyway, I was also wondering if anyone else has a wedgewood blue hawk. I've seen one or two pictures of 1957 vehicles with wedgwood blue and white, but I have never seen another all wedgewood blue hawk. Does anyone else have one? It's an odd color in a way, but I found it really grew on me over the years.

[studegary]

Other than color, that '57 Silver Hawk six is rare in and of itself. There were 4163 coupes and 120 hardtops.

[Scott]

Here's a picture of my wedgewood blue hawk, in case no-one has ever seen one in that color. If this picture doesn't work you can see it also at http://different-by-design.blogspot.com.
[img http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3...ue1957hawk.jpg /img]
NOPE! STILL CAN'T ADD PICURES! WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS SYNTAX????? I've tried with brackets, no brackets...can ANYONE tell me how this is supposed to work?? Nothing I do works and the picture IS on a website.

[BShaw]

Scott, here is the correct way:

The difference being that in your post, you pasted the image URL between the html code [img and /img]. There must ALSO be a ] bracket after the first img, and a [ bracket at the start of the second /img. Thus, you were just missing a couple of brackets.

-BShaw
Webmaster
60 Hawk. 49 2R5, 39 Champion

[Scott]

Thanks, Bob. I am confused, though, because I tried it exactly as you said I should, WITH the brackets in place, and the image URL in between, but when that didn't work I got rid of the brackets. SO I couldn't make it work even the correct way. [V] I have a feeling that after one puts a picture in, one has to back all the way out of the thread and go back in to see the image displayed.