Good morning everyone. We have finally started our YouTube channel featuring our small collection of Oldsmobiles.. ( and an el camino or two thrown in)
We've named the channel The Auto Refinery .
1969 F-85 W-31
1969 Cutlass S Convertible
1969 Cutlass S Cpe. W-31
1970 Cutlass S Post QB.
1968 El Camino SS 396

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXk...H45skLyoSL9tkQ

We would greatly appreciate any and all support.

 

Thanks for posting the link. Look forward to seeing some of your videos on those Oldsmobiles.

 

I checked out your videos. Thanks for sharing! Totally cool about your newest acquisition! Good luck with the restoration.

 

Thanks for watching! hit us with some feedback, good or bad! We're learning everyday. Want to make sure the content is grabbing everyones attention for the entirety of the videos!

 

No one's begging. Just sharing our love for Oldsmobile's to the ones that aren't in our community. Thanks

 

I appreciate the share as well. I don't see anything wrong with telling Oldsmobile people about Oldsmobile videos on YouTube??🤔

 

Thank you! I figure we all have a common interest(s) and neither my brother or I have been on the map. So, maybe people want to know what we know and what we have and collectively learn from each other and meet fellow owners and enthusiasts.

 

Not looking to be a star, just looking to share our knowledge and processes to others with similar likes. We are all chasing the American dream in a different light and some want to spend their lives saving, rebuilding, repurposing, documenting our nations automobile history.

 

Is there a financial benefit from attracting people to these channels ?

 

Yes, you can monetize once you have 1000 subscribers and 1000 hours of watch time. Only 987 more subscribers left until I can consider monetizing. I don't even look at the monetization tab right now.

 

Where’s the link?

 

A lot of YT channels are like that…just awfully slow and boring. They don’t know how to edit out the boring **** and make it interesting through the whole show.

Sometimes a watch Nicks Garage. It’s mostly him dyno‘ng engines. Not real heavy on the technical part of Dyno’ng and engine , but overall it’s good . Mostly mopar…but he has done a couple Olds engines. He doesn’t hide mistakes or when **** goes wrong

engines blow up and have problems sometimes…he shows every mistake by him and others.

a lot of channels are phoney and shyt…you can tell within a couple minutes

 

I restored the first post. If the OP can't tolerate 1 intolerant bully, his yoo toob career will be very short.

 

all I see is goodbye

 

What a bunch of dick comments.

 

Ah, I see. People show up here to promote their financial aspirations in various ways.
I find this site a wonderful place to get accurate and top notch information. When people come here to attract subscribers as if Classic Oldsmobile is lacking something......it usually ends up being them promoting their own self interest for money ?
Getting to know others and the cars can be accomplished in the General, Clubhouse or Newbie forums.

 

I received a PM today from the OP's brother. He mentioned that I should delete the thread. I apologized and said that moderators rarely delete threads on ClassicOlds.

 

No keep it up. Don't listen to the negative comments. Plenty of us actually care. 👍
Doesn't have to be Hollywood glamour for me. Keep it real. Screw the haters.

 

x2!

 

I would watch more u tube if they were presented by sexy young women

 

And this:

 

Wait? There are other videos other than sexy girls? Wow 😳🤯

https://youtu.be/V1amQYLu_ac

 

What’s a 70 cutlass QB?

 

QB is an Oldsmobile 350 4bbl engine code.

 

Ha! too funny! I love it!

 

That sounds like an awesome channel, especially for Oldsmobile enthusiasts! Starting a YouTube channel is no small feat, so kudos to you. When I began dabbling in video editing for my own projects, I was on the hunt for something user-friendly and, importantly, affordable. I actually found some great resources for free video editing software that doesn't slap a watermark on your work, which was a huge relief. If you're ever looking to branch out or try some new editing tools that won't cost you a dime or mar your footage with unwanted logos, you might find this page useful: https://www.movavi.com/learning-port...watermark.html. It helped me a lot, and I hope it can do the same for you. Best of luck with your channel—I'll be sure to check it out!