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How do I upload a video? A couple months ago, I recorded my motor cranking for Leo and the rest of you...just found it on my phone....how to i put it in a post?

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Old 07-13-2012, 10:17 AM
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Upload to youtube then post the link?
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Well, I have never posted to it, but I suppose now is as good a time as any to learn...thought there might be a simpler way....
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1978 5sp (#30) project-Wreckscue, 1979 5sp Euro Project
1982 5sp resto project, 1985 Auto S3
1984 Parts car (the fire car) 1987 s4 (parts, or maybe project)
(Yes, I now have 4 project Sharks)
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As DZGunner says. You can't upload Vids here. We just upload to Youtube and then just post the link or the "embed" code.
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That sounds like it wants to start. Did you try and put some fuel down the intake?
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No...I was scared to...lol...I think she'll fire...she wants to....I thought about an IV drip of fuel, but I decided to wait for a bit more satisfaction by firing her off with a working fuel system....then the move came, as you know....

Spoke to the building mfg. today...pad gets poured next week, and building the next....knock on wood! Also finally got down to the lake, opened my boat, got it running, then had it pulled out to get the pontoon leaks fixed....so I might have a running 928, a new workshop, and a boat that actually floats, all in the same summer!! Woohoo.
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1978 5sp (#30) project-Wreckscue, 1979 5sp Euro Project
1982 5sp resto project, 1985 Auto S3
1984 Parts car (the fire car) 1987 s4 (parts, or maybe project)
(Yes, I now have 4 project Sharks)
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No...I was scared to...lol...I think she'll fire...she wants to....I thought about an IV drip of fuel, but I decided to wait for a bit more satisfaction by firing her off with a working fuel system....then the move came, as you know....

Spoke to the building mfg. today...pad gets poured next week, and building the next....knock on wood! Also finally got down to the lake, opened my boat, got it running, then had it pulled out to get the pontoon leaks fixed....so I might have a running 928, a new workshop, and a boat that actually floats, all in the same summer!! Woohoo.
Sounds great on all, car, boat, lake, building. Car turns over well, so good luck with it. I am getting another toy myself, a Kawasaki road bike. Sold my Harley and Chris Craft. Lake Michigan is almost a stones throw from my front door here, but a dangerous lake.
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I heard that lake Michigan is awesome, but also dangerous...I rent a slip on a nice small lake about 30 mins away, called Badin lake, although I live 10 mins from the more famous Lake Norman. The big lake is just too crowded, and not as family friendly. On Badin, the water is not murky, and you could go out on a holiday, and still find a peaceful anchor point.

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1978 5sp (#30) project-Wreckscue, 1979 5sp Euro Project
1982 5sp resto project, 1985 Auto S3
1984 Parts car (the fire car) 1987 s4 (parts, or maybe project)
(Yes, I now have 4 project Sharks)
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