Hi! I'm a body and paint gnome. I'm 86, done this all my life still own and operate here in Wyoming. I'm currently fixing a 2010 Ford Taurus front collision. I enjoy your videos a lot. You do the best job!

I would normally never buy a vehicle with a salvage title. However, after watching the way you fix them I would definitely buy from you. Unfortunately I live in the Seattle area. You deserve all the money you make. I’m a mechanical engineer and I have to say that you impress me with your knowledge as well as your concern for your customer. The world is definitely a better place with guys like you. Best wishes for the new year!

2019, 11K Miles, Loaded with all the bells and whistles, .....and it was still totaled out and air bags didn't even deploy. Look forward to seeing what all you can find for this and what you have to buy new.

Whatever profit Scott makes on these rebuilds, he is entitled to every penny. No profit, no Franken-'stang.

“In the pile” never disappoints. 😄

You have me saying to myself "In the pile!" while I'm working on my own stuff. I love your sense of humor and videos. Be safe & God Bless.

We need a merch line: "Somebody's been here before!" shirts. "In the pile!" stickers. "Boring Build Friday" mugs.

I love this channel. This is the only channel that actually shows how to fix broken or damaged parts on cars.

Yukon do it Scott , we have faith in you

Must be an awesome feeling knowing you can tear apart and rebuild any car you want 💪

Best channel. Period. I grew up in a shade tree body shop and learned a lot but have learned so much from you Scot. Especially patience. It’s not often that a guy goes the extra mile to do it right. It’s a good way to sleep well. Thanks for taking the time to break things down like you do.

What a great truck! I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Scott I truly admire your skills and knowledge, and love watching your videos.

Your a friggin mechanical surgeon!! I enjoy your straight forward information that is to the point and easy to understand. Along with your dry sense of humor all in all it works for me. Keep em coming, I enjoy your channel.

Can't wait to see more on this build, my personal favorite color on these units.

Best channel I found in 2020! Liked it before even watching it! 🤪

I was sweating there for a second. Thought Mr. Spotty was headed for "the pile"...

Ahh.... 'The Scream!" I was hoping that was part of the trailering course!

Great find. Love how you handled those doors

I have learnt so much from watching your videos. I am restoring a few items and your way of doing things has really helped me. I will keep watching.

Always like seeing you rebuilt vehicles I actually own. Awesome video!!

Alllllright allllright! Love these fix/rebuilds

That is incredible! Well done!

Great video as usual. Nice project to rebuild for someone who knows what they are doing. Thanks

I really appreciate your videos, and your attention to detail. You are a true craftsman. I'm curious if you ever water-test the doors after you refit them to check for leaks?

"Playdohnium Hinges". that's quality!

Never a boring Friday in your shop. I am amazed at your instinct adjusting those door hinges. That going to be a beautiful vehicle when done. Thanks for a bright spot in the late afternoon 👏🏻

One of the benefits of being retired is that I am now able to take on little repair jobs that in the past I had to pay others to do due to time restraints. This week I replaced a broken side view mirror on my 2010 Mitsubishi Endeavor using the skills and knowledge I learned from watching your channel. Knowledge like what tools to use, and where to look for parts, and skills such as how to use tape as a third hand. There were a few little snags, but nothing I couldn’t overcome. I really enjoy your channel and am always anxious for each new episode you post. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for putting out such great videos.

Ohhhhhhh...I am thrilled for this one!!!

Welcome to "somebody's been in here Friday....."

My wife and three kids are gone overnight. House to myself for first time in a year. Here I am watching Vehcor on my TV.

i love your vids!!!! this is what every field service engineer needs!!!

Been waiting for you!

Scott - another great video. Really appreciate when you go through section by section disassembly and then reassembly - very helpful.

I appreciate your videos and your care about every detail. it is such an excellent work , all the good luck

I like his excellent honest style!

i really appreciate your videos, very good ..

Beautiful truck I can't wait until you finish to see how much you want for it. I'm interested in buying it. I look forward to your videos

Great work!! Cant wait to see it finished👍

This is one of the best suvs I’ve seen you do 👌🏻 quality over quantity but let’s hope theres a repeat on these 😂👌🏻 love it thanks again!

Who are the 13 people who thumbs down this? This is great content! I am also a rebuilder in Illinois. Hoping one day to run into you at my local copart.

@vehcor I've been learning a LOT from you since I first subbed to you a few weeks ago -- thank you :D Nice trick with at winch to get the belts on. +1 Like

The trailer dismount gets me every time!

Nice video. Like how you working in very calm and smily way. Great!

I need a 2020 one!!

If anyone can fix it, I know Yukon.

Keep up the great work. Love watching your videos.😎🤝

Thank you for your knowledge and humor.

Playdough-neum.......structural AND delicious!

that scream when you unload it, cracks me up everytime lol

I've been waiting all day for your video. Thank you for making Fridays more interesting.

I always look forward to your videos. This is one vehicle I would LOVE to have.

I was right! I had a feeling you were going to do a GM vehicle. Great video!

Scott, great video! We Pontiac fans are still waiting for the finale to your personal Grand Am series. Since it is pretty much winter now, does it meet your expectations?👍 Hello from Phoenix Arizona!🔥

Whoa...mobile frame machine! Awesome invention Scott!

The best thing I learned from your videos is how to remove factory spot welds. Before, I bought the spot weld removal bits, now I use masonry drill bits and my die grinder. 😎

I love new builds...because we get to hear Scott scream when he backs off the trailer...but I think the afternoon crew needs to make a cameo appearance as she tends to scream better than you🤣

Say it with me...'R1234 Saves Lives'...ya right! It just costs 2-3 times as much and probably only 1 out of 10 AC shops will ever purchase that expensive equipment.

Your contact is so much better than so many others, only real difference is others goof around which takes away from the real content and your to the point but you do still have fun (Mr. Spotty)

Yay another project! Keep the videos coming!

Oh my God Christine all over again!

Playdoniam .that’s a new word I’ll add to my vocabulary when talking about car body repair.great video as always.looks like your back is doing better.glad to see.great video 😎😎😎👍👍👍

Thanks for the video and the walk around

Great video. Enjoy your work ethic.

You & your builds man XD

Considering the money these bring in, I’m surprised that was considered a total loss.

You have great pointers I've picked up from watching you.

i love your vids!!!! this is what every field service engineer needs!!!. Always like seeing you rebuilt vehicles I actually own. Awesome video!!.

You can actually vent the 1234 just fine. Thats whole point of it. If any leaks, no harm to the ozone. Until they patent a new one

You work very well. You know, this SUV would make a perfect addition to your GM Collection. What do you think?

Good job vehcor

Keep doing that I'm watching you from Yemen thank you bro 🏁

Do you really think I’m just going to hit watch the second I see you’ve uploaded a new video? You’re goddamn right I am.

or a 'to the pile!' compilation

Good point on the broken plastic potentially going down the TB into the valves. Never thought of that.

Love your channel ..and love your "on the pile"

Is playdoughium similar to chineseium? At least they're not made of unubtanium!

I see a scratch on the bumper 😂

Wow! This is a smart guy ✊ A Good honest mechanic hard to find these days

You make look so easy... thanks enjoyed the video.

did you ever get the lock box combo

I wish I could buy this one. But my wallet takes that wish and says “ in the pile”.

WOOOOO..HOOOOOOO.. TGIF.cant wait to see this one done. Your getting quite the crowd. Scott stay safe and have a great weekend. Thanks a ton for sharing

Nice to see someone who isn't just a parts replacer, but actual part repairer when possible. I know, it means less parts for the pile.

First, it's Friday.

I’m early! 👍🏽👌🏽🔥

Scott went old school on his frame rack! We used to use come along to pull. Like this method better best UKposts channel the man has a lot of skill and knowledge

Hey man really enjoy watching your vids great content with great humor and sarcasm !!

2019? Its old and time for the pile

Playdoughnium. LMAO

Always interesting the things you do to repair these cars, and learning new stuff, greetings from Belgium

I love your boring builds!!!! It is freaking awesome!!! Good job man!!!

First comment LOL

Boring Build Friday just made my work day a lot less... boring!

Very good work man , Thankyou.

Killer mechanic, really enjoy your channel.

It's easy he said....good work like always 👏

Another neat trick, using your winch as a frame machine. I was wondering why you had to get the aircon guy in to do the aircon, when you normally do them yourself. Some new gas that you don't have the gear for? Some years ago, a mate came to me with his 6 cylinder car running on 5 cylinders. We diagnosed the issue to be that a screw had fallen out of the carburettor and jammed one of the inlet valves open. We managed to open the valve further and drop the screw onto the top of the piston and retrieve it through the spark plug hole with a magnetic stick. Amazingly, it didn't bend the valve and this old Holden didn't have interference valve timing, so the only repair necessary was to put the screw back in the carburettor PROPERLY. Hope you get a used front for your repair, so you shouldn't have to buy many extra parts and we can see this Denali back on the road again soon. All the best from Queensland Australia.

well done, amazing work. cheers NZ