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Hey Guys! I just started a Youtube page documenting my 1978 F250 and my shop build(approx. 30x30). I thought this may be a good place to attract some attention to the page as like me, you all are into your trucks/shops! I have had my truck for about 6 years and have slowly been restoring it. On my social media and in my real life there seems to be a lot of attraction to both my truck and my barn. Because of this, along with wanting to try Youtube for years now, I finally decided to put myself out there and try it out! I would appreciate if you all take a look at my channel. I am hoping I may be able to teach and entertain you all and, I am hoping I can learn a few things from you all as well. Youtube: BarnBuiltBeaters (Link:
) also worth noting, there is a short introductory video briefly showing and explaining my shop and the truck. I plan to go a bit more in detail in the future.
Leaving some constructive criticism in the comments would be much appreciative! To start, I know I should be more confident! let me tell you it is weird talking infront of a camera! its a work in progress!
Is this YouTube channel you're basically promoting here monetized for you in some way?
There is no link posted though...............
Hmm must be when I copied and pasted the link didn't get copied! Can't believe I missed that.
To answer your question, no my youtube channel is not monetized. I have a long way to go before I can even think about that!
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