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68SWB4x4 01-17-2018 03:52 PM

Youtube Channels
 
Who else here has youtube channels for their trucks or ones they like to follow

here is mine if you'd like to subscribe My Youtube Channel

Grumpy old man 01-17-2018 04:30 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
You can also use a shop rag /old t-shirt to slide in behind the door handles to remove the clips . The material will catch the end of the clip and pop them right off .:chevy:

68SWB4x4 01-17-2018 05:13 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man (Post 8163425)
You can also use a shop rag /old t-shirt to slide in behind the door handles to remove the clips . The material will catch the end of the clip and pop them right off .:chevy:

Thanks for the tip!

Jcfcamaro 01-17-2018 07:44 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
I have one under my name. Jared Freemyer

1SG.Rob 01-17-2018 08:31 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Subbed, I need to do this next weekend.

harpo231 01-17-2018 08:47 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man (Post 8163425)
You can also use a shop rag /old t-shirt to slide in behind the door handles to remove the clips . The material will catch the end of the clip and pop them right off .:chevy:

you should make a video !

special-K 01-18-2018 02:03 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
I just bought the tool and figured out how to use it without You Tube, since that did not yet exist. I always pop the clip back on the handle right away so it doesn't get lost. The old rag trick also works like a charm. CAUTION! Watch for flying clips! Very easy to lose those things

NC_John 01-18-2018 08:03 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8163973)
I just bought the tool and figured out how to use it without You Tube, since that did not yet exist.

I was reminiscing about this early this week with a vendor. It was a decade before any kind of access to the internet when i was messing with my first project car (67 camaro). I had one local parts dealer and everything else was in magazines and by phone. Sure was a different game back then.

And yeah, i like the rag better too - it wont scratch the door panel.

beaterku 01-18-2018 11:23 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
I've had one forever and just recently started uploading semi-consistently with content from my builds.

https://www.youtube.com/user/beaterku

68Stepbed 01-18-2018 01:51 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Mine

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDP..._as=subscriber

Dieselwrencher 01-18-2018 07:47 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
I need to buy a gopro and start a channel. I watched stuff like FlyingSparksGarage and realized how much stuff we missed out on by not doing this years ago. Oh well. :lol:

luke1968c10 01-18-2018 08:54 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
I have one and I'm in the process of doing a full restoration on my 68 Chevy right now. It's not going to be a pro job but She's coming along pretty good so far. Here is a link to the playlist on my channel>>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySy1...UidY1fcmQ5xtAL

Ironangel 01-18-2018 09:21 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Not my channel but one of the board members took this video of me and "Nasty Sally" winning a burnout contest at the Midwest Truck Nationals a couple of years ago... https://youtu.be/_jXxaOqm36M?t=1m19s

special-K 01-19-2018 07:49 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dieselwrencher (Post 8164549)
I need to buy a gopro and start a channel. I watched stuff like FlyingSparksGarage and realized how much stuff we missed out on by not doing this years ago. Oh well. :lol:

Same here. From videos of nice drives to events, to action, to repair/rebuild instructions, to parts ID, and on. I'd like to give it a shot. Plus, I always used Photobucket to show my videos here and now that is useless. So I need a way to show videos onlne anyway.

68SWB4x4 01-19-2018 02:24 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by luke1968c10 (Post 8164614)
I have one and I'm in the process of doing a full restoration on my 68 Chevy right now. It's not going to be a pro job but She's coming along pretty good so far. Here is a link to the playlist on my channel>>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySy1...UidY1fcmQ5xtAL

Subscribed, Will be checking out the playlist

68SWB4x4 01-19-2018 02:25 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man (Post 8163425)
You can also use a shop rag /old t-shirt to slide in behind the door handles to remove the clips . The material will catch the end of the clip and pop them right off .:chevy:


Had to try the rag trick and it worked really well. Pretty cool

Dieselwrencher 01-19-2018 03:38 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8164859)
Same here. From videos of nice drives to events, to action, to repair/rebuild instructions, to parts ID, and on. I'd like to give it a shot. Plus, I always used Photobucket to show my videos here and now that is useless. So I need a way to show videos onlne anyway.

Same here. We used to travel all over racing the corvette. There was all kinds of late night thrashing and madness everywhere. I missed that boat. :lol:

beaterku 02-18-2018 10:15 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Just uploaded a new video on the leaf spring to coil spring conversion on my truck. Slowly but surely, I am getting there!

https://youtu.be/gyM_SIwGh4g

Thanks all!

ericfallon 02-19-2018 05:53 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dieselwrencher (Post 8164549)
I need to buy a gopro and start a channel. I watched stuff like FlyingSparksGarage and realized how much stuff we missed out on by not doing this years ago. Oh well. :lol:

Doesn't hurt that she is easy on the eyes either.
yummy.

special-K 02-19-2018 09:34 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Is there a way to get a video off of Photobucket (mine) so I can put it on You Tube? I don't think I can directly but getting them back into my computer is what I'm after. Not allowing me to share is one thing, but if I can't even have my own pictures that truly is a ransom situation.

68SWB4x4 03-21-2018 11:59 AM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beaterku (Post 8191635)
Just uploaded a new video on the leaf spring to coil spring conversion on my truck. Slowly but surely, I am getting there!

https://youtu.be/gyM_SIwGh4g

Thanks all!


Been enjoying your channel.

68SWB4x4 03-21-2018 12:00 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8191920)
Is there a way to get a video off of Photobucket (mine) so I can put it on You Tube? I don't think I can directly but getting them back into my computer is what I'm after. Not allowing me to share is one thing, but if I can't even have my own pictures that truly is a ransom situation.

Like most anything there is a youtube video on it.

Hopefully it works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWCtp2VTm_s

beaterku 03-21-2018 12:01 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 68SWB4x4 (Post 8217897)
Been enjoying your channel.

Thank you! I really do appreciate it. It's actually been pretty neat documenting it it some sort of logical order. What is killing me is how slow the project is going, but I am hopeful to pick up steam now that it's basically a bolt on affair from hear on.

special-K 03-21-2018 12:43 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 68SWB4x4 (Post 8217899)
Like most anything there is a youtube video on it.

Hopefully it works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWCtp2VTm_s

Thanks, I'll check it out. Checking online is still second nature to me. Yet, I pull up stuff with a few clicks that people ask me "How did you find that?" all the time. Not sure why it never occured to check the very source for "lessons" online. And, this thing I need to do is totally You Tube related! Thanks again

68SWB4x4 03-21-2018 01:28 PM

Re: Youtube Channels
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beaterku (Post 8217900)
Thank you! I really do appreciate it. It's actually been pretty neat documenting it it some sort of logical order. What is killing me is how slow the project is going, but I am hopeful to pick up steam now that it's basically a bolt on affair from hear on.

Rivets are a nightmare it takes forever. I remember all to well when I did the lift on my Suburban....

That was almost 10 years at this point to and it still isn't on the road so at least your progress isn't that slow haha


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