Kudos to both of you...To the gnome for being willing to step up and learn something new and to Scott for being willing to teach and share his experience.

What blows my mind is that 2012 was basically ten years ago. I was like “oh wow, great shiny almost new TL” and now I just feel old.

Your student is really lucky to have the opportunity to learn from someone like you with all of your experience.

I did a very similar rebuild in May this year. Simple front end damage on a 2013 Jetta from a salvage auction. I rebuilt it in my driveway, it's now my daily. Your channel was a big part in motivating me to do it! Thank you for that, was totally worth it.

Friday afternoon sarcasm with Scott. Life is good for 33 minutes and 35 seconds.

These are high quality cars that are worth saving in my opinion. Always nice to see them get fixed up and put back on the road.

Great video. I enjoyed the trailer montage. Best part of the video, when you made the gnome pick the fender back up and throw it “in the pile” I got a good laugh out of it.

it isn't the cost of rebuilding the car it's the experience and techniques you learn when building it that are priceless.

Nice to see the younger crowd wanting to get into this type of work, and to have you as a mentor is possibly the best aspect of it all. Never ever let them throw away a junk part without letting us know “in the pile” to funny!

Negotiations must have gone well for the little guy. Good to see him back. Missed him.

Great video but I can’t believe the “apprentice rebuilder” wasn’t wearing the required Vehcor black shirt. 🤔

I just wanna say I like, you do things right and not half assed, you’d make a great teacher to anyone who’s interested in learning how to do it properly.

Love that you are passing along your insight and experience so your team can start earning some green from projects!

Really cool to see you teaching someone. You're quite good at it and he is lucky to have someone like you showing him how it's done. 👍

Always keep this thought in the back of your mind: The factory assembles a car from the inside out, and you work on it from the outside in.

Congrats to you and your apprentice on the build. Those Accura AWD cars are great in the snow.

I am so glad you are continuing the trailer scream!

You make it look so easy. These are good motivational videos for me when I buy cars and need to fix things. I do everything the "wrong" way too.

Fantastic format for a rebuild video Scott. Hope you will be doing more of these motivational Gnome tutorials in the future.

Awesome watching your knowledge going into the Nome whether is your son or employee teaching stuff to the younger generation is always a plus keep up the good content.

13:15 i love this part

My respect for that guy interested in learn new things, keep going mate!

I like the way you talk about the experts but they are experts in their eyes only

"PILE" my favorite quote. Great video. I got both auto and six speed. Great cars.

Top notch work guys as always keep it up

3:00 damn you're making this too easy "we're just going to get a whole knee assembly, it's got everything we kneed" lol.....no pun intended!!!

Thnx for the lesson again. You make it all look easy. Great teaching vids!

Great job painting gnome rebuilding your first car. And great job Scott for taking the time to help him with his first rebuild. the car came out great and it shows that Scott does have a heart lol but I wont tell anyone.

Great vid. I think the front end repairs are far easier than rear/quarter damage, except all those plastics in the front get expensive to replace. Nice to have a mentor in-house to show the gnome the ropes!

Well Scott, That was very generous of you to help the young man! So you get KUDOS! However he did a great job on his work and I hope he is now inspired to do some other project. It is great to have a new direction in life and you gave a free one to him. I hope he tries it again on his own. Meanwhile thanks for the front end video on the wheel assembly. It is wonderful to watch the CORRECT tools get used well! G'Day Rich

AWESOME Mr Tutor God Bless All Y'all and The Work Of Your Hands !!!!!!!

Still my favorite channel on UKposts

Good thing Mr.Spotty was there to help both y'all.

A very satisfying job 👌 👏

Excellent video Scott!!

Good afternoon Scott, the majority of my used car sales are from vehicles such as this. The last Camary that I did had the same damage on the passenger side. 70,000 mile car that grandma must have just drove to church, lol. Take care and thanks for the great video.

The only way to learn is to have a go & well done to the Gnome & it's always good to pass on a bit of knowledge.

Great work Gnome!!

So good to see Mr. Spotty back. I assumed he was off for an injury of some kind. Nice looking car!

He did a great job! Turned out really nice!

U know bro I like these types of builds cause you showing something the average joe can go out and fix a car just like this 💪💪💯 love the vids bro 😎

Hi Scott, holly crap Mr. Spotty. Glad to see your back! Have a good weekend!

Per aviation standards (no B.S.) your cotter pinnage is actually acceptable if you trim the ends of the cotter pins. You can see the standards in a reference book called the AC 43.13, acceptable techniques, methods and practices. Might be a good weapon to peruse, considering all the expert opinions you must deal with.

Im rebuilding the rear end suspension on a 98 camry and both rear abs wheel speed sonsors were stuck and i needed new knuckles, so i ordered a pair of knuckles off ebay from the south. They arrived with a lot of things attached to them, including part of the speed sensor, so i cut my old driver side one just above the sensor, spliced the wire with the head of the sensor from the new, used, knuckle and saved myself $85.

Well done gnome 👏

I appreciate the fact you took time to guide someone else here.. with the usual snark :D

Merry Christmas bro from Morocco ❤ nice car

Nice quick rebuild.

The gnome looks like a Jeremy. Jeremy did a great job repairing his Acura. Nice job mentoring him on the build.

Even makes the effort face, you are an amazing teacher!

Love the re-appearance of Mr Spotty and the PILE!!!

I have a friend that has a 2001 TL that's been in the family since new and is in good shape inside and out. The catalytic converter was recently stolen off of it while at work, but after some struggle with insurance it was fixed, a $2500 job. Now months later the Transmission died and is being fixed at even at 20 years old at 67k miles. My own car that's 8 years old has twice that mileage.

You are a good teacher sir 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Some have to start somewhere. He done good. He had the best teacher, I suppose.

Fun video. Thanks for the entertainment for my Friday afternoon.

welcome back Mr Spotty!

Good to see Mr. Spotty again

As always great video

That was a nice easy build for the gnome. Just like you said, the sort of build anyone with some mechanical knowledge could do at home.

My son leased one like this with the upgraded leather and rims. It was a very nice car, seemed premium. When the lease was over, though, he leased a crew cab Silverado due to his side pinball game refurbing and repairing business work. Your gnome clearly has the skills for doing vehicle repair and restoration work. With a bit more experience, he'll be putting you out to pasture.

This was v satisfying to watch

Love watching your vidos,much fun

Nice work you-all. 🖒🤠

love the acura TL

Great tutorial video, thank you !!!

LOVE THIS BUILD. Love the brand. J series !! Enjoy my friend

I always wanted one of these cars. Thought the look was great.

Glad to see mr spotty I was wondering if he was okay

Great video,just keep doing what your doing and keep up the sarcasm,my Friday fix.😎😎😎👍👍👍

Nice job, Scott. Glad the Gnome got some air time in the day light. He did a nice job. Car looked great when he was done. Say, wasn't there a Mustang in your past?????

Your a great teacher!

Never rebuilt a TL but I've rebuilt plenty of TSX's Accords and Civic's. Great cars. They sell good too.

He has an excellent instructor/teacher

Great job on this one it looks like a brand new car now full view like the video

Both of my "flips" failed - I rebuilt it and then decided I liked it too much to sell it. Fail. Also, great work training and providing opportunity for those who work for you. It's always good to see knowledge transfer and support like that.

Great 😃 Job putting the 2012 TL back to it original status mine is in the collision shop at this moment trying to get the same thing done 👍 hoping it not totalled out I want my 2012 TL soon 🔜 good content 😂 great job bro

Jack stand roulette loved it

W😳W, Scott has an apprentice 🤩 Nice to see Mr Spotty back👍

There’s nothing like HANDS 👈🏽 on learning And every build is not going to be the same and this Easy 🤔 But when you Have a good 👈🏽 Teacher 👈🏽 It’s a walk in the park Good Job 😎

For a quick fix up...looks damn nice!

Hi! I'm your newest (I think) subscriber from the Philippines. I like your videos and your narrating style. I just can't keep up with the sarcasm sometimes. But overall, yours is a funny, witty and fresh approach to the relatively boring (your own claim) topic of rebuilding crashed cars. Keep 'em coming, no salty tears from me. By the way, has anyone ever told you that you look like Jason "White Chocolate" Williams and that the bodyworks gnome is a dead-ringer for Chris Kaman? Sorry, I'm just another NBA fan, especially the 2000's era. "To the pile!"

Nice to see Mr Spotty was earning his money supervising the gnome. Also was expecting to hear the in the pile and glad he got told about that

Young people don't seem to have much interest learning a trade anymore. It's good to see someone having a desire to learn.

Very Nice Scott!

Love it the TL came out great! I’m glad it was repaired and put back on the road, it’s just like my TL lol

Wassup good to see Mr spotty back

love the scream never disappoints

Loved it!

Hey Scott its Friday again ! GREAT 👍

Obviously the gnomes compliments towards the boss accurately portrayed to the viewers, no bias implied 😉

I love the part of unloading trailer. I wouldn't miss it.

Sweet ride

LOL you make it look easy great job

That really shows you are a really cool and respected person and boss Great video! Jack stand roulette!😂😂😂

GOOD JOB , GUY'S

I was gritting my teeth until you came over and corrected him on the pile!

“Your neighbors probably wouldn’t even complain”. You don’t know my neighbors in Chicago!!

You're a good teacher, lucky young Gnome to be under your tutelage. You should keep him.

The Gnome is upping his game…..next week he’ll have his own UKposts channel

Merry Gnome Xmas