No problem - thanks EMSLEXUSRX. I did not see chrome wheels as an option when you "Build Your RX" at the Lexus site, which is why I was wondering if they were OEM. I did find chrome versions of both the 350 19" 7 spoke and 450h 19" triple split 5 spoke wheels at Sewell Lexus' site and they look pretty good.

As far as posting pics - I am sure there are many other threads on here that show how to do it in various ways, but if you wanted to give it a go, here is one quick way to do it. I am using Windows 7, but the steps would be similar for other Windows versions, the Mac and Linux.

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When you hit the Reply to Thread button, you will see the window as shown below. Just click on the little paper clip icon pointed to by the red arrow.





When you do that the "Manage Attachments" dialog will open. Click the first "Choose File" button and a standard Open dialog will display (Mac, Win XP, Win Vista will be a bit different).





Navigate to the folder that you stored your pictures on from your CD and click on the file you want to upload. I show the C8420DEC.jpg highlighted and it also shows up in the File name: box below. Then click the open button in the lower right:





You will then return to the Manage Attachments dialog and the file name you chose will be shown next to the Choose File button that you just clicked. In the example below, I did it three times, so three files are listed next to those buttons:



Next hit the Upload button and the files you selected will be sent to Club Lexus. It may take several seconds, but eventually you will see them as shown in the Current Attachments area. You can also remove individual files if needed. One issue you may have is that the pictures may be too large. If so, they would have to be re-sized and there are thread on this site about how to do that, but this example assumes they are small enough.



Finally click the Close this window link at the top right of Manage Attachments, and you will be back at the Reply to Thread window, and you will see your files attached lower down in the window (you may have to scroll a bit):



Just add any text you want to include with the reply and either click the Preview Post or Submit Reply buttons. I usually like to Preview Post first to make sure the pictures show up as expected. The limitations with this method are that you can only attach 5 pictures per reply and all the pics get attached at the end of of the post. You can not mix text and pics as I am doing in this reply.

Hope this helps ...