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and to clint, for including his '51 200 Touring Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry.

and to alslaser, for including his '32 Deluxe Eight Club Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry. Looks like a great project.

and to jmchampagne31, for including his '48 Standard Eight Club Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry.

and to Gene 1950 SUPER 8, for including his '50 Deluxe Eight Touring Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry.

The picture may too big or the wrong format. As to editing, you need to be logged in, select the owner registry and click on the blue name of your car in the middle column to bring up your information. Scroll to the very bottom and there should be a button that says make changes. If you don't see that, then Kev will have to investigate. If you do, then click and a new window will open, make any changes or post photo and then save changes. I don't see a way to delete a previous photo however--unless the posting of a new one overwrites the old one.

If you changed your ID after entering your owner data, you can't change the data. Big Kev can fix it for you.

and to Rude-a-baker, for including his '51 200 Touring Sedan and to Terry, for including his '49 Deluxe Eight Club Sedan in the Packard Owner's Registry.

Quote:Dave,

First question - Going into your entry I don't see a pic but it appears there is one there 'behind the scenes' so to speak because it is a large blank space instead of the No Picture printed across a black and white early 50's Packard picture used for that purpose, see this Registry entry. Looking at another entry apparently without a picture, on opening up the entry a picture does load. The advice given by Howard, HH56, concerning size and format of the pic could well explain your pic not being visible.

Second question - Only YOU or BigKev has access to your Registry entry. I have a limited ability to delete Registry entries which is judiciously used to remove duplicate entries and which I've done on your behalf in an attempt to let you have a go at a fresh clean entry. This doesn't appear to have worked because you're still having access problems to the new entry you created. The other factor could be that your Forum Name has changed. A Registry entry created using one Forum name cannot then the changed by a different Forum name, probably part of the security for access purposes. Ah-ha! Taking another look at your entry, the Forum Name there is StudeDave '57 while the Forum Name on your post here is StudeDave57!!! On that basis it appears BigKev's magic touch is required.

Over to you BigKev!

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I think the problem is the was the ' that Dave had in his username before. Let me check a few things.