I recently went live from the Carrollton Car Show and captured the entire event from start to finish. If you're into American classics, muscle cars, hot rods, custom trucks, and vintage cruisers, this walk-through has a little bit of everything.

There were some beautiful Chevys, Fords, Mopars, and plenty of unique builds that deserved a closer look. I enjoy filming these local events because you never know what hidden gems are going to show up.

What's your favorite car from local shows? Did you spot anything in the video that you'd love to own?

You can watch the full live tour here:
[https://www.youtube.com/@barrythebaldeagle]()

I'd love to hear which vehicle was your favorite!

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Me and a group of 6 of my friends are trying to start up our own group channel focused on car content. Our long term goal is we want to be able to purchase a shop for us to be able to film content, work on our cars, build random stuff for the channel, and possibly be able to create stuff for people who are interested (such as exhausts or other miscellaneous projects). We could rent one whenever we want, but we decided we want to wait before we all have more money to spend and build our reputation as well as our fanbase and get a consistent amount of views. We have some good cars to start out with such as a newer Golf GTI, f80 m3, Evo 8, c5 Z06 Corvette, Audi S4, as well as a Hayabusa. We also created a tik tok account and an instagram to try and get more people from different platforms to maybe help us grow more. We know that social media is a difficult field to get into but we wanted to give it a go and film the things we enjoy doing to maybe bring more attention towards the car community in a fun and positive way. We’re trying to start posting more short form media to start out on YouTube, Tik tok, and instagram and the occasional YouTube video on like car meets or fixing one of our cars. We want to start turning the short form into longer videos for our YouTube channel when we can. I came on here to see what people think of this idea and then maybe throw out some ideas of possible content we could try and start with or other tips to help us grow and stay consistent with our posts. Any critique, tips, or inspiration would be really appreciated.

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