What is bb-code or boardcode?

Boardcode are special tags that will allow you to format your messages. Currently, TOR Forums supports links, bold, italic, bold, "quoted" text, img, size, list and colored text.
The tags used are as follows:

Code	Result
[b]Bold[/b]	Bold
[i]Italic[/i]	Italic
[u]Underline[/u]	Underline
[size=4]Size[/size]	Size
[color=#FF0000]Red[/color]	Red
[img=150]link to image[/img]	will produce a image with a width off 150 pixels. Please remember you can go to a maximum width of 450 pixels.
[ul] [li]item 1[/li] [li]item 2[/li] [li]item 3[/li] [/ul]	item 1 item 2 item 3
[ol] [li]item 1[/li] [li]item 2[/li] [li]item 3[/li] [/ol]	item 1 item 2 item 3
[url]http://www.yahoo.com[/url]	http://www.yahoo.com
[url=http://www.yahoo.com]Yahoo![/url]	Yahoo!
[quote]Quote[/quote]	Quote

About the Forum

This forum is dedicated to pre 1975 vehicles. Antique, Classic, Muscle, Race and Hot Rods. This forum is your community for making connections with other like minded people. If you are working on a project or you just want to brag about your ride, post it here. If you need help on how to do something, or identifying something, post your questions here.

The TOR Forum Team

Our Admins and forum moderators consists of:

Our Moderators who control individual forums. They can edit, delete, or prune any posts in their forums. If you have a question about a particular forum, you should direct it to your forum moderator.

Admins and forum moderators reserve the right to close or delete any post that does not provide a clear and purposefull topic. There are many members who still use 28.8 and 56k modems that do not have the time to wade through useless and senseless topics.

Anyone who posts just to increase their Forums stats or post topics out of boredom risk having there topics closed, removed and/or membership revoked.

Try to make the topic wording mirror what is inside the thread. Topics like "Check this out!" and
"~~\\You have to see this!//~~" only attract members to a topic they may not want to read.

Changing Your Profile

You may easily change any info stored in your registration profile, using the "profile" link located near the top of each page. Simply identify yourself by typing your username and password, or by logging in, and all of your profile information that will appear on screen.

Customizing Using Preferences

As a registered TOR Forum user, you may store your username in memory for up to one year at a time. By doing this we create a way to keep track of who you are when you visit the forum.

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Editing Your Posts

You may edit your own posts at any time. Just go to the thread where the post to be edited is located and you will see an edit icon on the line under your message. Click on this icon and edit the post. No one else can edit your post, except for the forum moderator or the bulletin board administrator. Also, for up to 30 mins after you have posted you message the edit post screen will give you the option of deleteing that post. After 30 mins however only the moderator and/or administrator can remove the post.

Adding Signatures

You may use a signature on your posts. If you click on the profile link at the top of most pages, you will be able to edit your profile, including your standard signature. Once you have a signature stored, you can choose to include it any post you make by checking the "include signature" box when you create your post. This bulletin board's administrator may elect to turn the signature feature off at any time, however. If that is the case, the "include signature" option will not appear when you post a note, even if you have stored a signature. You may also change your signature at any time by changing your profile.

Searching For Specific Posts

You may search for specific posts based on a word or words found in the posts, a user name, a date, and/or a particular forum(s). Just click on the "search" link at the top of most pages.

Lost User Name and/or Password

In the even that you lose your password you can click on the "Forgotten your password?" link provided in the message posting screens next to the password field. This link will take you to a page where you can fill in your username and email address. The system will then email a new, randomly generated, password to the email address listed in your profile, assuming you supplied the correct email address.

Email Notification

If you create a new topic, you have the option of receiving an email notification every time someone posts a reply to your topic. Just check the email notification box on the "New Topic" forum when you create your new topic if you want to use this feature.