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The TOCAU Blog is now active. See Blogs link in above menu.

Its a fantastic peice of kit, alot of features and can be a bit daunting but once you get the swing of things its sweet.

The blog will allow you to alter your blog page by simply dragging the boxes across the screen. So everyones blog can be unique to themselves.

We are also working on adding themes and more colours.

Why do we need blog you may ask?

Well, many things it can be used for, one of them is car modding... imagine your working on modding your car, you take pics of the process. The blog allows you to journal your work for all to see.

Or you may wish to keep a journal for your mates to see on here! We want you guys to enjoy yourself on TOCAU.

Enjoy! or as us Pommys say here in the UK, "Go Knock Yourself out" :spiteful:

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Thanks STeve, yet another example of your dedication to helping fellow Toyota owners show their works....or just have fun....

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thanks mate

if anyone has any problems please post them here. I am sure the settings are all correct but i have not tested them on a members side yet.

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thanks mate

if anyone has any problems please post them here. I am sure the settings are all correct but i have not tested them on a members side yet.

you the man stevey!

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