Youtube Video of My Truck

[chance9888]

So I finally took the time today to put together a nice video of me taking my truck around the block. Please let me know what you think.
1949 Dodge Power Wagon!

[74w300uteline]

restores my faith in the youth of America!!

glad to see its not all coffee can mufflers on riceburners and droopy pants.

[Tom Petroff]

So I finally took the time today to put together a nice video of me taking my truck around the block. Please let me know what you think.
1949 Dodge Power Wagon!

Spence,
Very Nice Video!
You also done an Excellent Job on your restoration!!
Truck looks Very well Done.
Took mine out this morning for papers and breakfast.
Heavy frost here this morning with 32 deg temps.
Nice Job!,
TGP

[Charles Talbert]

Great video!!

Enjoyed that very much, nice job.

[Bruce]

Nicely done Spence, you did a real good job!

[Bonedog]

Too cool! **** fine good on a great old truck!

[Doc Dave]

Spencer,
Good job with the PW! Also you are shifting that pretty good.
How hard is it to make a you tube video?

[chance9888]

Spencer,
Good job with the PW! Also you are shifting that pretty good.
How hard is it to make a you tube video?

Thanks! Considering it's much more difficult to drive a non-synchronized transmission than one you would find in today's cars, many people are confused as to how I "enjoy" driving this car, because, although it's called the "Power Wagon", there is actually nothing "Power" about it. I have also spent a pretty inordinate amount of time trying to perfect my double-clutch.

Youtube videos are not hard to make at all, and I'm sure if you can understand these forums (Which you can), then you will be very comfortable with youtube.

One of the simplest ways is, if you have a small digital camera that records video, to just use that. In that manner, you can take the video directly from the camera and upload it to youtube.

[Bruce]

U Tube

Dave, Spencer is right, if I can do, so can you.
http://www.youtube.com/user/M37b1bruce?feature=mhum

I did this little thing a while back, it's a short one of the Outer Limits running the inlet at Oregon Inlet, North Carolina. My moniker is m37b1bruce, even though I don't have a B-1.
Enjoy,

[BigSmoke]

Glad to see another PW vid on You Tube. Was getting a little bored watching the same ones over and over.

J

[Gordon Maney]

The sound is wonderful.... the whine of the drive train!

It's not all that often we can use the terms Power Wagon and cul-de-sac in the same sentence.

[chance9888]

The sound is wonderful.... the whine of the drive train!

It's not all that often we can use the terms Power Wagon and cul-de-sac in the same sentence.

I'm not getting the joke about the cul-de-sac... And at least it's not a roundabout. That would be ridiculous

[JStinson]

I'm not getting the joke about the cul-de-sac... And at least it's not a roundabout. That would be ridiculous

I think Gordon is saying that you don't often see urban cul-de-sacs being used by Power Wagons. Our old Dodges are usually more comfortable in a nice rural environment.

[chance9888]

I think Gordon is saying that you don't often see urban cul-de-sacs being used by Power Wagons. Our old Dodges are usually more comfortable in a nice rural environment.

Ahh... ok, that's what I was thinking. The other thing is that Power Wagons are nearly impossible to make around the cul-de-sac. You have to make it very wide, and It took me a while to finally get it right without having to backup and re-align myself

[Cheyenne Dave]

Nice job, Spencer! The sound on your video is so good, I can hear that you need T-case shift lever bushings, maybe the pivot pin is worn...let me know if you need either the bushings or the pin...

Great choice of color too, looks sharp and crisp!

C.D.