Honestly, I'd really love to see a detailed of video of your frame rack. I've always wondered how it works and how you properly set up the car on there to know that everything will come out like factory. Your videos are very interesting and your sense of humor always gets me. Keep up the good work, you, the gnomes and Mr. Spoty. #InThePile
Did you notice after Mr Spoty returned from his immersion in the Smurf "culture" that he also brought back at least one roll of Smurf masking tape. Mr Spoty needs an intervention. 🥴
Thanks for hiring Mr Spotty back. Great videos. I have learned a lot and have developed the confidence to dive into some true body work. I'll need to find the painting gnomes though.
I have a video of me teaching my 5 year old daughter to say "Little red rugged rubber baby buggy bumpers". Always brings me to that when I see these videos.
Scott, your knowledge of how to take these complicated assemblies apart-and put them back together exquisitely-is astounding. “Better than OEM” is the result, and so fun to watch, thanks! Glad to see Mr. Spotty back on supervisory detail.
I like when I tell "autobody" buddies about YOU and your channel. Then I get to bring one of your videos up to show them. All so far have given a HMMM or similar sound of concurrence with what & how you do it and they love you narrations. I got a lot of mileage out of your inner body antirust wax sealant! Thank you much!
Was doing silly things on my truck the other day. While re-attaching some bolts.. literally said out loud “click” when I got them tight. Thanks for doing these videos.
Glad to see Mr. Spotty is back-we missed him. Love how you get the metal to "re-form"! Car will be Dirty-but better than new! always 2 ugga duggas. Cheers, Rich
Very satisfying to see a vehicle going back together, not that I mind the repair parts. Nice to see that Mr. Spotty make his way back from the Smurf convention. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video Scott, cool seeing Mr. Spotty making a return. Wouldn't shock anyone if you forgot how to put things back together. It's not like you've done this before. 🤪🤪🤪🚗🚗🚗
I really enjoy all of your videos, you take just the right amount of time showing each step. Some other creators spend half the video taking off one bolt while others will do 3/4 of the work off-screen. Personally I'd like to see the Painting Gnomes in action sometime, even if its just a minute or two?
Scott I started hanging around my families body shop when I was a kid back in 1974. I have not seen many body men who are even close to as efficient as you are! Your knowledge & attention to detail is outstanding! If I was in the market for another car I would not hesitate to buy one of your rebuilds. As always I am looking forward to the next video!
Great start to the weekend. Going to look 'factory' when it's done. You make it look so much easier than it really is. Hope you yelled out the painting gnome for wasting clear coat! Have a great weekend and best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 😀
Your commitment to quality amazes me. I brought a 2003 Avalon from a large independent used car lot several years ago, and was able to look it over and test drive it before they put it through reconditioning. It was low mileage and looked well maintained, but it looked like it was owned by an elderly man who drove a little too long before surrendering his license Nothing serious, but it looked like it had seen a few parking lot scrapes. They scheduled it for a full repaint and replacement of a cracked headlight and tail light . So many short cuts were made, but I needed the car and it was a good car otherwise, but I was sure disappointed with the body and paint work, which was still soft when I took delivery on the last day of the month, obviously a rush job.
Mr Spotty is a little blue because you’re not working on a GMC or a Chevy truck…. Great video all the same… your attention to detail is second to none.. i guess that’s what makes you so popular
I've been watching your channel since the mistake episode. And now I need a 3/4 ton pickup for my business, so I did the right thing and bought one that a tree fell on it. But the body from my half ton fit on it so I'll make something work. Thanks for the inspiration!
Good tip with the goo on the edges of the plastic inside the door panels is to cut it with a sharp blade and it prevents the annoying strings that go everywhere. Hope that helps. Enjoyed the video!
If I had offended in my last comment my friend, I do apologise. I suppose we all have different methods for the way we so things in the workshop. I suppose it was the way we were taught. Great work man and thumbs up. Keep them coming and again, I apologise.
Yes. I would like to see the frame rack set up. I have a frame rack set up from the 70-80’s with one dozer arm and it works but not easy set up for certain cars
In my experience those center-pull clips require a little more time. I use the forked prier to pry the whole thing up about 1/'8". Then I let it settle back down. Then i use a knife to pry the center push pin about 1/8" out of the outer clip. Then I use the forked prier to pry the center out. Then I pry out the outer clip.
NAW DIRTY PARTS ON A CLEAN PAINTED CAR........................, BLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECCCHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))) MR SPOTTY WOOD NOT APPROVE
👍👍👍👍👍 Today's vehicles have so many fiddly, small pieces holding everything together that it puts me in mind of a 2,000 piece puzzle. I sometimes wonder which would be easier to assemble.
Mr. Smurfy? Blue relative to Mr. Spotty? I've seen that Texas sun beat cars before. Will melt/mold a convertible top to the subframe in a couple years, if it's a vinyl one.
That clamp (3:10) - it is definitely the one to take to the bar in case someone pulls a clamp out and you can say - that's not a clamp .. HERE is a clamp. I'm trying to recall what happens but you get a free drink or everyone gets a free drink.
Yes! Please I have a Blackhawk frame table with stationary posts. An informative jig setup would be nice as there are no real vids on frame jig set up just oh this is pulling a car….. thanxz for all your uploads
I thought you said the Induction Coil was expensive. I looked at the prices and thought they were quite reasonable considering that they could potentially pay for themselves in 5 or 6 jobs. Maybe you bought your one from Scott's Induction Coil Emporium and he had a high markup on this item. 😱 *Yes please* for a video about how you setup the magic measuring bits and bobs on the _torture_ rack. I would find that interesting so *Thank You* if you get the time to make it and *Thank You* for the greatly appreciated videos. 👍
I think the safety experts are learning. I don't see anything about the lack of gloves. Lol. How's that truck doing? I know you were going black on the repaint, but that was the last I saw of it.
The amount of wiring in these newer vehicles must add a lot of weight to them. Not like the old cars where you could carry the entire wiring harness with your little finger. Now you need a truck to carry the wiring harness!
A Scotty rebuilt used car is always worth WAY more than just some other used car. Thanks again for the video and the rebuild Scotty!
About time Mr. Spotty come back from vacation. Looks like he got a tan
Honestly, I'd really love to see a detailed of video of your frame rack. I've always wondered how it works and how you properly set up the car on there to know that everything will come out like factory. Your videos are very interesting and your sense of humor always gets me. Keep up the good work, you, the gnomes and Mr. Spoty. #InThePile
Did you notice after Mr Spoty returned from his immersion in the Smurf "culture" that he also brought back at least one roll of Smurf masking tape. Mr Spoty needs an intervention. 🥴
No belt sander, no bitch mittens and Mr. Spotty is back. All good in Scott's world!
Good to see Mr. Spotty back from vacation!
The clicks when you snap the wires and harnesses back in are therapeutic. Thank you.
Thanks for hiring Mr Spotty back. Great videos. I have learned a lot and have developed the confidence to dive into some true body work. I'll need to find the painting gnomes though.
I was literally just wondering if your new video was up then I got the notification. Perfect timing!
Glad to see Mr. Spotty is back from visiting the Smurfs. His masking tape blue shade is rather nice.
Glad to see spotty is back!!
I missed spotty.
Yea! Mr. Spotty is back!
Now the videos are infinitesimaly less boring!
I have a video of me teaching my 5 year old daughter to say "Little red rugged rubber baby buggy bumpers". Always brings me to that when I see these videos.
Highest Quality rebuilds on the Tube! Keep up the Great work Scott and Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Smiley is back....Yeah!!!!!
Holy crap, the Smurfs brainwashed Mr Spoty into changing his name to Smiley. 😱 Mr Spoty needs to go through a deradicalizing course. 🤭
Welcome back, Mr. Spotty. You look refreshed after your vacation.
Scott, your knowledge of how to take these complicated assemblies apart-and put them back together exquisitely-is astounding. “Better than OEM” is the result, and so fun to watch, thanks! Glad to see Mr. Spotty back on supervisory detail.
I would like to see the operation of the rack.
Glad to see mr spotty back as long as he had fun you can use your tools anyway you want to you paid for them
I like when I tell "autobody" buddies about YOU and your channel. Then I get to bring one of your videos up to show them. All so far have given a HMMM or similar sound of concurrence with what & how you do it and they love you narrations. I got a lot of mileage out of your inner body antirust wax sealant! Thank you much!
Was doing silly things on my truck the other day. While re-attaching some bolts.. literally said out loud “click” when I got them tight. Thanks for doing these videos.
I am glad to see Mr. Spotty is back from rehab. He was missed by all. You always give 100% to all repairs and it shows.
Glad to see Mr. Spotty is back-we missed him. Love how you get the metal to "re-form"! Car will be Dirty-but better than new!
always 2 ugga duggas. Cheers, Rich
Very satisfying to see a vehicle going back together, not that I mind the repair parts. Nice to see that Mr. Spotty make his way back from the Smurf convention. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video Scott, cool seeing Mr. Spotty making a return.
Wouldn't shock anyone if you forgot how to put things back together. It's not like you've done this before. 🤪🤪🤪🚗🚗🚗
I really enjoy all of your videos, you take just the right amount of time showing each step. Some other creators spend half the video taking off one bolt while others will do 3/4 of the work off-screen. Personally I'd like to see the Painting Gnomes in action sometime, even if its just a minute or two?
You do such good work with no drama and make it look so easy that I forgot what the car looked like before you started. Nice job.
very old car, need to be fully restored. good videos
Awesome start to my day here in Australia, thanks Scott.
Hopefully you have a great weekend @vehcor!
Scott I started hanging around my families body shop when I was a kid back in 1974. I have not seen many body men who are even close to as efficient as you are! Your knowledge & attention to detail is outstanding! If I was in the market for another car I would not hesitate to buy one of your rebuilds. As always I am looking forward to the next video!
That induction torch is some thing I have been looking at for a while. Can’t justify the cost, but boy it’s quick.
Great start to the weekend. Going to look 'factory' when it's done. You make it look so much easier than it really is. Hope you yelled out the painting gnome for wasting clear coat! Have a great weekend and best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 😀
Your commitment to quality amazes me. I brought a 2003 Avalon from a large independent used car lot several years ago, and was able to look it over and test drive it before they put it through reconditioning. It was low mileage and looked well maintained, but it looked like it was owned by an elderly man who drove a little too long before surrendering his license Nothing serious, but it looked like it had seen a few parking lot scrapes. They scheduled it for a full repaint and replacement of a cracked headlight and tail light . So many short cuts were made, but I needed the car and it was a good car otherwise, but I was sure disappointed with the body and paint work, which was still soft when I took delivery on the last day of the month, obviously a rush job.
Mr Spotty is a little blue because you’re not working on a GMC or a Chevy truck…. Great video all the same… your attention to detail is second to none.. i guess that’s what makes you so popular
I've been watching your channel since the mistake episode. And now I need a 3/4 ton pickup for my business, so I did the right thing and bought one that a tree fell on it. But the body from my half ton fit on it so I'll make something work. Thanks for the inspiration!
nice to see you back Mr Scooty you are the best
Great video. I'd personally love to see how the frame rack is set up for each car, if you have the time to film it..
An old Carolina Mark Bench rack is still useable 45 years later. I have one too
Learning the names for alot of these little dodads is an education in itself.
Hey when will you finish working on the chevy silverado?
The return of Mr.Spotie!!
Mr. Spotty returns! The Shadow Gnome must have taken a different career path...
I'm gonna remember the masking tape trick, clever
Good tip with the goo on the edges of the plastic inside the door panels is to cut it with a sharp blade and it prevents the annoying strings that go everywhere. Hope that helps. Enjoyed the video!
If I had offended in my last comment my friend, I do apologise. I suppose we all have different methods for the way we so things in the workshop. I suppose it was the way we were taught. Great work man and thumbs up. Keep them coming and again, I apologise.
I watch I Do Cars to enjoy seeing carnage get exposed.
I watch Vehcor to enjoy seeing carnage get undone.
TH-cam is magic.
Glad I'm not the only person with a set of bolts in the center console...
Yes. I would like to see the frame rack set up. I have a frame rack set up from the 70-80’s with one dozer arm and it works but not easy set up for certain cars
Just for fun you should put a Toyota badge on it when it is done
In my experience those center-pull clips require a little more time. I use the forked prier to pry the whole thing up about 1/'8". Then I let it settle back down. Then i use a knife to pry the center push pin about 1/8" out of the outer clip. Then I use the forked prier to pry the center out. Then I pry out the outer clip.
Excellent work,, it is great to see someone who has discipline and pride in their work.
NAW DIRTY PARTS ON A CLEAN PAINTED CAR........................, BLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECCCHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))) MR SPOTTY WOOD NOT APPROVE
Welcome back Spotty
Welcome back Mr. Smiley!
I’m so glad I found your channel. Thanks for the video.
You do impress with your work ethic,as always great video.glad to see mr.spotty back,been a while.just keep doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎
👍👍👍👍👍 Today's vehicles have so many fiddly, small pieces holding everything together that it puts me in mind of a 2,000 piece puzzle. I sometimes wonder which would be easier to assemble.
Pretty amazing the taillights weren't broken in the accident!?! Good video!
I see you've got that slacker Spotty back on the job!
You can turn those guard liner clips 90 degrees with a flat head and they will always just slide out without braking them.
Thanks for letting us follow along. Some of us actually learn stuff from you. Have a great weekend. Peace!
Hi Scott. As for seeing how u set up the gauges - I vote YES.
Mr Spottys back 😊👍
This guy's amazing 👏
Mr Spotty is back!
I like this lexus episode ! Its entertaining to watch
Mr. Smurfy? Blue relative to Mr. Spotty? I've seen that Texas sun beat cars before. Will melt/mold a convertible top to the subframe in a couple years, if it's a vinyl one.
That clamp (3:10) - it is definitely the one to take to the bar in case someone pulls a clamp out and you can say - that's not a clamp .. HERE is a clamp. I'm trying to recall what happens but you get a free drink or everyone gets a free drink.
Should be easy to sell a rust free awd Toyota out where you're at. Great job on the repair as always.
Hello Mr. Spotty, How was your vacation?
Yes! Please I have a Blackhawk frame table with stationary posts. An informative jig setup would be nice as there are no real vids on frame jig set up just oh this is pulling a car….. thanxz for all your uploads
5:15 MISTER SPOTTY in the HOUSE!
Welcome back Mr spotty
It's looking real good now. Looking forward to the next video
Bro love the tailight removal method I was using a suction cup but tape works better lol
I thought you said the Induction Coil was expensive. I looked at the prices and thought they were quite reasonable considering that they could potentially pay for themselves in 5 or 6 jobs. Maybe you bought your one from Scott's Induction Coil Emporium and he had a high markup on this item. 😱
*Yes please* for a video about how you setup the magic measuring bits and bobs on the _torture_ rack. I would find that interesting so *Thank You* if you get the time to make it and *Thank You* for the greatly appreciated videos. 👍
Yes, tell about the frame rack. Please
Dont have a frame rack, nor the skills to do what you do, but yes please make a video on how you setup the gauges.
I 3D printed a LESUX for mine, haven't peeled the "lexus" badge off and replaced it yet.
Hi Scott awesome job done with those
Professional tools love the beds bud thanks for all the great videos
Do you reapply the sound deadening on the trunk floor?
Mr. Spotty was recording a blues album....😀
Thanks for the video Scott.
Still amazing how you know where all the nuts and bolts go when you disassemble and reassemble the parts. 😁
Why not use a sharpie vs scribe? Just curious no line drawing expert lol
Hope the shorty silverado comes back. Would like to see what color it ended up. And if the old man tan interior hit the pile
When you added all your clamps you didn't say "that's not going anywhere" lol
Hey Scotty- let’s order a pizza next week? Great job as usual, you are an unbelievable repairman and excellent fixer.
Mr Spotty is looking a little blue 😢
I think the safety experts are learning. I don't see anything about the lack of gloves. Lol. How's that truck doing? I know you were going black on the repaint, but that was the last I saw of it.
I hope to see you flogging the painting knome for that shocking mistake in area you will never see 🤭 great work and eye for detail 👌
Actually I would like to know how you set up the frame rack.
nice trick with the tape
The amount of wiring in these newer vehicles must add a lot of weight to them. Not like the old cars where you could carry the entire wiring harness with your little finger. Now you need a truck to carry the wiring harness!
Make the frame rack vid!!
Pretty impressive indeed.
Kevin at KSR put the Toyota emblems on hid Lexus
Woo Hoo Tapey's back!!!
that die grinder outlasted many belts and belt sanders plus some belt sanders won't fir where a die grinder will.
Mr spoty is blue he must be sad
Or cold?
Or democrat?
@@jimwiskus8862 It is Illinois.
He does live in Chicago, just sayin.....
what do you do with the VIN stickers as seen @ 9:00? i've always been curious
Bodywork Gollum says ‘my precipus’ when he sees his best hitting stick
Excellent video!