I don't even own a Ford but do remember the US government bailed GM out not Ford. I own a Camry with over 250k miles on it with no problems more than I can say for a GM product so I believe your criticism is leaning on Ford a wee bit too much in my mind.
Ford refused free money. To me that doesn’t make them better, just stupid. I pick on GM but GM fans don’t cry like Ford fans so it’s no fun. I blame the government for the bailout, not who benefits from it.
@@vehcor I have noticed over the years once a GM fan forever a GM fan. As I stated earlier I don't own a Ford maybe I just like to stand up to bullies regardless of what brand they use.
Hi, I'm glad to see the torque wrench identifying ratcheting spanner is a universal tool. Keep up the good work buddy and a "hello" to Mr Spotty from Scotland.
No Ford didn't take the bail out money when all of them were hearting and went to the govt for money, but Ford has accepted money from them at other times. The other thing they did do was a split on stock while lowered the price, people flocked to buy while it was extremely cheap. Not sure where it's at currently but it's worth way more than it once was. Personally I don't like the brand due to previous issues on trucks I've owned over the years. Don't really care for Dodge, sure there's a couple vehicles I'd own if I had a chance. But personally I'd go with GMC on trucks and probably Buick on a car if I were to own a car. But with health issues I try to avoid cars seeings how they are harder for me to get out of. With trucks you can just fall out if need be. Once again another awesome video. It amazes me that no matter the make or brand you wizz through them like it's nothing but that's mostly all you've done all your life. I'd never be afraid to drive anything you've worked on. Mr Spotty only shows up for the money or what little you'll let him have. According to some you don't make money on these vehicles. You're smart enough you know if you'll make money on it before you buy it. Keep up the awesome work. 🚗🚗🚗
I love watching a master at work, the true proof is that Scott makes it look so easy that you think you could achieve the satisfaction of doing it yourself but of course that’s the secret a true professional always makes it look simple, keep up the good work scott
"Then we'll pull our wheel liner forward and clean out the compost bin that's developing behind the fender, which I'm not going to show you because I don't want the clean freaks to think I have joined their cult." Hilarious. I appreciate your sense of humor!
Nice dog. My GSD is the shop inspector as well. I always enjoy your videos. I am restoring a 1969 Charger R/T after may years of rebuilding collision cars.
This vehicle will look great when it's done. Your attention to detail shows in the final product. Looking forward to seeing this vehicle with a new owner.
It’s another Friday! Scott & Mr Spotty are in the shop, along with various gnomes. Between the bolts on the drivers side hinge and the motor mount you never cease to amaze me. Your detail is unmatched as far as I’m concerned. Most shop would have probably taped off half of what you removed from the door. See you in the next installment. Have a great weekend!
My 91 Nissan Sentra was still running strong and not using any oil when it got parked at 395,000 miles. It needed struts, AC repair and a paint job. The estimate for the paint job was more than the car was worth. The struts were almost as much as the car was worth. I wish I had fixed it anyway because it was so much better built than any new car that I've seen since 2000.
The biohazard Kia is doing well 😉. Did the first 1K oil change last month and the dipstick still had chunks of sludge. But otherwise she's doing great. I average about 75-80 and hit 90+ more than I can count. Son is now learning to drive with her and she's still going on strong.
I noticed you had the head parts inspector with his fur coat on checking the work. I am amazed by all the small brackets and plastic clips that hold our cars together. Good video.
Those engine mounts are supposed to break. They save the engine from breaking, but mostly designed as part of the crumple zone, so they really are built Ford Tough. They did as they were designed. It's also the reason they can randomly break because of the built-in weak spot.
That was my favorite tool also, a long barrel CP with the quick connect blade holder. After 37yrs in the industry I've paid for it with two rotator cuff repairs and permanent nerve damage to my hands, but I wouldn't go back and change a thing, had a lot of fun and got to play with fire, paint things and tear shit up and made a ton of money to do it. Great videos and skills as usual. p.s. take 1000 grit sandpaper and sharpen those razor blades, now that's really being cheap. LOL
This one is a little quirky but very smart. She is getting better, she came from an abusive home. She plays rough with me because I roughhouse with her. She is very gentle with babies and small children.
First off love your videos. Glad to see the shop supervisor keeping you in check. Have you ever thought of actually getting some custom gnomes made and posting stills of them doing different things. That would show all the hater’s. Lol thanks for another great video.
Body shops get a bad reputation for shore work. I’ve seen it firsthand. I would not think twice about putting purchasing a vehicle that you repaired. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.
I find it quite amazing -- the amount of damage hitting a deer can do. I hit one at 50 mph and thought I could just slap on some sheet metal and a bumper cover and a headlight and a washer bottle and an air box and a steering fluid reservoir and a core support and use some washers to make it all "fit" ... front end still crooked asf. Can't avoid the much needed upper apron work. Now I wish I'd done it your way three years ago! 😪
Spotty has gone Hollywood! Got his own merch! Awesome. Now for the technical question. I know you don't do a lot of Japanese reworks, but I'm hoping you are my go-to on this. On a Subaru, is there an engine serial number that can be traced to a specific car?
Please forgive my OCD sounding off but @ 14:36 you missed a cam cover screw and red seal on the LH front. It was probably missing off the parts car... But as usual you seem to have nailed that repair without too much pulling and welding. Very sensible buying the parts car. Now you need to find a Lincoln smacked up its rear. But only if you can stand doing another Ford ...
If you are talking about the empty hole, there is one on the top of the valve cover in the same spot. Neither of them get a bolt. It might be where a wiring harness clips in on different models. 🤷🏼♂️ No more of these things! I am going to junk the parts car ASAP!
The four legged safety girl there is doing a fine job. We see you are now up to safety squints ... still no bitch mittens, but we are making progress !
I thought there was suppose to be some kind of glue on that fender or was I wrong . And was there two oxygen sensors on that canister? Because you replace one on top and there look like there was down on the side
First rule of Fight Club is that we don’t talk about the Chevy p/u with the replaced cab. Just think of it like this: every video Scott makes is a video closer to seeing him finish it.
You should have put a new water pump on with such easy access with the fender off. When they go bad, they leak into the engine and ruin it. That's probably what happened with the parts cars and why it was totaled. It's kinda a big job as you have to take the timing cover off. Another better idea from Ford.
Hey... any chance that all new welding gnome can work on that car you refuse to show us? You know... the coolest one in the emporium... I'm not supposed to mention it, I know... until it gets a gazillion likes or something... but it seems to me it's going to need quite a bit of welding, so the timing of getting this welding gnome could work out perfectly.
You could always head over and watch the last video VERY CAREFULLY, take notes even. Then maybe you will understand why you don’t see the car. It will be finished but I’m not wasting time on videos that slow me down.
I bought the Taurus X and all the parts to fix it for what I would have paid for a wrecked GM equivalent alone. Nine years later the Taurus X is still going strong and I see a lot of the GM equivalent sitting in junkyard, or being sold for $1200 with bad engines.
Hey man, what are you trying to pull? You replaced the O2 sensor with a normal sensor, not the 90 degree version that came out. you could have at least upgraded it to the bluetooth version LOL. Looking good Scott, and keep the pressure on the haters, it's fun to see them get pissed off below :)
I just speak the truth, it is the reason people have a problem with me. This soft world need the comfortable lies. They can’t handle uncomfortable truths.
I noticed someone who seems to love Ford but drives a Camry getting on to you about your Ford jabs. You roast GM as well so it's all good. I will say I had a choice to rebuild a 2008 Taurus X or a Acadia, Enclave, or Traverse, Acadia
Yes, Hondas were known to crack blocks in relatively minor crashes. Most insurance companies totaled the cars and sent them to auction. They ran and drove, so buyers had to find out the hard way.
I don't even own a Ford but do remember the US government bailed GM out not Ford. I own a Camry with over 250k miles on it with no problems more than I can say for a GM product so I believe your criticism is leaning on Ford a wee bit too much in my mind.
Ford refused free money. To me that doesn’t make them better, just stupid. I pick on GM but GM fans don’t cry like Ford fans so it’s no fun. I blame the government for the bailout, not who benefits from it.
This is just Scott's sense of humor. He generally makes fun of all vehicle brands!
I call it like I see it. The Ford fans laugh at everyone one else but cannot handle criticism of their brand.
@@vehcor I have noticed over the years once a GM fan forever a GM fan. As I stated earlier I don't own a Ford maybe I just like to stand up to bullies regardless of what brand they use.
@@imanutnur7 you calling Scott a Bully? I'm sure he has been called worse?🤣
Hi, I'm glad to see the torque wrench identifying ratcheting spanner is a universal tool. Keep up the good work buddy and a "hello" to Mr Spotty from Scotland.
we NEED more of the supervisor!
No Ford didn't take the bail out money when all of them were hearting and went to the govt for money, but Ford has accepted money from them at other times. The other thing they did do was a split on stock while lowered the price, people flocked to buy while it was extremely cheap. Not sure where it's at currently but it's worth way more than it once was.
Personally I don't like the brand due to previous issues on trucks I've owned over the years.
Don't really care for Dodge, sure there's a couple vehicles I'd own if I had a chance. But personally I'd go with GMC on trucks and probably Buick on a car if I were to own a car. But with health issues I try to avoid cars seeings how they are harder for me to get out of. With trucks you can just fall out if need be.
Once again another awesome video. It amazes me that no matter the make or brand you wizz through them like it's nothing but that's mostly all you've done all your life.
I'd never be afraid to drive anything you've worked on.
Mr Spotty only shows up for the money or what little you'll let him have. According to some you don't make money on these vehicles. You're smart enough you know if you'll make money on it before you buy it. Keep up the awesome work.
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I love watching a master at work, the true proof is that Scott makes it look so easy that you think you could achieve the satisfaction of doing it yourself but of course that’s the secret a true professional always makes it look simple, keep up the good work scott
"Then we'll pull our wheel liner forward and clean out the compost bin that's developing behind the fender, which I'm not going to show you because I don't want the clean freaks to think I have joined their cult." Hilarious. I appreciate your sense of humor!
Nice dog. My GSD is the shop inspector as well. I always enjoy your videos. I am restoring a 1969 Charger R/T after may years of rebuilding collision cars.
I’m always impressed by your skills Scott. Keep the builds and the sarcasm coming and I’ll keep watching.
Great video once again!
This vehicle will look great when it's done. Your attention to detail shows in the final product. Looking forward to seeing this vehicle with a new owner.
Beautiful GSD! I've had 2 myself....they can be very demanding inspectors, always looking over your shoulders!
It’s another Friday! Scott & Mr Spotty are in the shop, along with various gnomes. Between the bolts on the drivers side hinge and the motor mount you never cease to amaze me. Your detail is unmatched as far as I’m concerned. Most shop would have probably taped off half of what you removed from the door. See you in the next installment. Have a great weekend!
yeah, but wheres Mrs Spottty kids Dot, Dash and wonderdog ruff???
It's fun just to listen to your commentary. I'm amazed by how many car people say "click" on their videos now.
Hello brother, I am following your works from Iraq. Very wonderful work🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶
Thanks!
I am in Queensland Australia. This channel has a worldwide audience!
I’m in the North of Scotland 🏴
Pakistan…guy works hard!
My 91 Nissan Sentra was still running strong and not using any oil when it got parked at 395,000 miles. It needed struts, AC repair and a paint job. The estimate for the paint job was more than the car was worth. The struts were almost as much as the car was worth. I wish I had fixed it anyway because it was so much better built than any new car that I've seen since 2000.
The biohazard Kia is doing well 😉. Did the first 1K oil change last month and the dipstick still had chunks of sludge. But otherwise she's doing great. I average about 75-80 and hit 90+ more than I can count. Son is now learning to drive with her and she's still going on strong.
Keep us apprised on how that thing is doing.
i love the supervisor talk
Your supervisor is overqualified to oversee your work. All you need is Mr. Spotty.
The supervisor is beautiful!
Yes, you do need more supervision! Great job by the cute new supervisor!!
Nice work, good to see someone going 'the extra mile' in car rebuilding, instead of 'good enough'!
The best sarcasm on TH-cam ❤❤❤❤
I have been practicing that for many years! 😂
I noticed you had the head parts inspector with his fur coat on checking the work. I am amazed by all the small brackets and plastic clips that hold our cars together. Good video.
Just blame Mr. Spotty for any safety violations. He’s responsible for everything. For keeping me entertained a million thanks. St. Paul Minnesota.
I LOVE THE SHOP SUPERVISOR BEAUTIFUL DOG
Every tool is a hammer!
The attention to detail is AMAZING
Really enjoyed and appreciated you showing and explaining your decision process for buying the parts vehicle.
Those engine mounts are supposed to break. They save the engine from breaking, but mostly designed as part of the crumple zone, so they really are built Ford Tough. They did as they were designed.
It's also the reason they can randomly break because of the built-in weak spot.
One might argue the entire car is built to break. 😂
@vehcor No one would even argue it. it's a fact, lol. But let's face it, they're all built crap nowadays. Except for your rebuilds, of course 😉
Educational and priceless sarcasm/ humor
Thx for these videos
Great job its getting close.
Nice Scott, two videos back to back...bravo.
I was busy this week. I actually made three.
That was my favorite tool also, a long barrel CP with the quick connect blade holder. After 37yrs in the industry I've paid for it with two rotator cuff repairs and permanent nerve damage to my hands, but I wouldn't go back and change a thing, had a lot of fun and got to play with fire, paint things and tear shit up and made a ton of money to do it. Great videos and skills as usual.
p.s. take 1000 grit sandpaper and sharpen those razor blades, now that's really being cheap. LOL
How do you make the Vehcor channel better? Add a GSD
That’s a good looking supervisor and she really gets into your work I see LOL
I bet that deer won’t have the guts to do that again
i used to have a german shepard. they are great dogs.
I had a big German Shepard when my son was little. That dog could carry a basketball around in his mouth. But he was gentle with kids. I miss him.
This one is a little quirky but very smart. She is getting better, she came from an abusive home. She plays rough with me because I roughhouse with her. She is very gentle with babies and small children.
That thing got hit so hard it turned the engine sideways. Wow!
The only option is to hit it again! 😂
As always, its a pleasure to watch you make something out of nothing. My the New Year be prosperous for you !
I appreciate the content.
First off love your videos. Glad to see the shop supervisor keeping you in check. Have you ever thought of actually getting some custom gnomes made and posting stills of them doing different things. That would show all the hater’s. Lol thanks for another great video.
Body shops get a bad reputation for shore work. I’ve seen it firsthand. I would not think twice about putting purchasing a vehicle that you repaired. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.
It’s not the weekend until the belt molding extraction/installation tool is utilized.
I find it quite amazing -- the amount of damage hitting a deer can do. I hit one at 50 mph and thought I could just slap on some sheet metal and a bumper cover and a headlight and a washer bottle and an air box and a steering fluid reservoir and a core support and use some washers to make it all "fit" ... front end still crooked asf. Can't avoid the much needed upper apron work. Now I wish I'd done it your way three years ago! 😪
Spotty has gone Hollywood! Got his own merch! Awesome. Now for the technical question. I know you don't do a lot of Japanese reworks, but I'm hoping you are my go-to on this. On a Subaru, is there an engine serial number that can be traced to a specific car?
When the supervisor/canine/werewolf is around, the gnomes are nowhere to be found. 🤣
I might even be down a gnome or two! 😂
What's up Scott...!!! Love your videos... You make my Fridays 👍 with your videos...!!!
Thank you!
From across the pond a great video and content, best Regards, Doug.
Thanks for the video.
Wow double duty.. Scotts vehicle repair and Daddy babysitting duty. Your a talented fella. 😆 🤣 😂
The supervisor can be bribed with cookies. 😊
That’s how I get away with so many safety violations! 😂
Love your videos how you don't take it to seriously keep it up
Lost it when you said Tupperware lid 😂😂😂
The most astonishing thing is, that tall skinny filler tube for the washer tank was completely undamaged.
Awesome show my friend.
Thanks!
Please forgive my OCD sounding off but @ 14:36 you missed a cam cover screw and red seal on the LH front. It was probably missing off the parts car...
But as usual you seem to have nailed that repair without too much pulling and welding. Very sensible buying the parts car. Now you need to find a Lincoln smacked up its rear. But only if you can stand doing another Ford ...
If you are talking about the empty hole, there is one on the top of the valve cover in the same spot. Neither of them get a bolt. It might be where a wiring harness clips in on different models. 🤷🏼♂️ No more of these things! I am going to junk the parts car ASAP!
@@vehcor Yep that's one but when my OCD sounds off I have to do something. Pain the arse... 😂
Bit like working on Fords ...
where has the afternoon crew been? love your vids
Extra Snarky video, my favorite kind,keep up the good work.That supervisor is a beauty.Hope she wasn't too mean with your evaluation.
I bribed her with a few biscuits. I passed with flying colors! lol
Supervisor needs to be in more episodes
Great, now I won’t be able to get away with anything! 😂
Thanks man...l didn't realize I owed three AC Sensor tools! ;-) Love the sarcasm and chain yanking. Great workmanship as always.
Love your k-9 supervisor. My shepherd can do an oil change on my gmc 6.2 faster than me! Lol. Beautiful girl!
The four legged safety girl there is doing a fine job. We see you are now up to safety squints ... still no bitch mittens, but we are making progress !
Guys Scott has invisible gloves on so don't give him a hard time 🤣 and that was a cute dog
I love your disdain for Ford.. makes me lol. :)
I think the German shepherd likes you!
Now we get to see the salvaged parts put to use to repair the first Lincoln.
🥈 I tried for the right color. 😂
Nice job Scott. Doing a fine job on one crusty car.
Great job Scott Y
Having swivel joints in your fingers is definitely a necessity for doing this line of work.
I guess the supervisor didnt bring any pizza either?
Not this time, but the chances are better I think. 😂
Thanks, Scott!
Nice work it's coming along. I thought of Scott yesterday I got a free truck for parts guy had a Grand Am sitting there very clean but needed a engine
I thought there was suppose to be some kind of glue on that fender or was I wrong . And was there two oxygen sensors on that canister? Because you replace one on top and there look like there was down on the side
just found your channel, very cool, subscribed!
17:30 Yessir....at Ford, they figure changing your engine is a part of routine maintenance!
Hello Scott !
She looks like a good girl.
She is!
what happened to the chevy p/u you put the cab on
First rule of Fight Club is that we don’t talk about the Chevy p/u with the replaced cab.
Just think of it like this: every video Scott makes is a video closer to seeing him finish it.
You should have put a new water pump on with such easy access with the fender off. When they go bad, they leak into the engine and ruin it. That's probably what happened with the parts cars and why it was totaled. It's kinda a big job as you have to take the timing cover off. Another better idea from Ford.
No, Fords are perfect! Just ask all the Ford fans I have offended today. lol
I need a quick how to. On 10th gen ford bad floor bad rockers repair.
All new Welding Gnome?!? I gotta get me one of them! Where do they sell them.... Amazon? Seems like it would come in awfully handy at times....
Hey... any chance that all new welding gnome can work on that car you refuse to show us? You know... the coolest one in the emporium... I'm not supposed to mention it, I know... until it gets a gazillion likes or something... but it seems to me it's going to need quite a bit of welding, so the timing of getting this welding gnome could work out perfectly.
You could always head over and watch the last video VERY CAREFULLY, take notes even. Then maybe you will understand why you don’t see the car. It will be finished but I’m not wasting time on videos that slow me down.
I bought the Taurus X and all the parts to fix it for what I would have paid for a wrecked GM equivalent alone. Nine years later the Taurus X is still going strong and I see a lot of the GM equivalent sitting in junkyard, or being sold for $1200 with bad engines.
Quite a collection of Gnomes you have….Painting…Detailing…Shadow….and now Welding….I bet they all also have the Wondering skill set also.
Happy 2023, Vehcor. Let´s not hope the trainhorn mafia will gang up on you this year....
Hey man, what are you trying to pull? You replaced the O2 sensor with a normal sensor, not the 90 degree version that came out. you could have at least upgraded it to the bluetooth version LOL. Looking good Scott, and keep the pressure on the haters, it's fun to see them get pissed off below :)
Why was the oil milkshake look?
I'm a GM Truck guy but I admit Ford makes some good cars occasionally. I drive a 22 year old Accord to work every day.
New shop inspector??
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Let's hear it for Mr. Spotty !
Yea,your still killing it.keep on doing your thing.looking good for a ford.just keep on doing what your doing and carry on.kudos 😎😎😎👍👍👍
Thanks for the support!
"I wish they all used water barriers like this" 25:26 I caught you saying something good. Ha ha.
I just speak the truth, it is the reason people have a problem with me. This soft world need the comfortable lies. They can’t handle uncomfortable truths.
Does anyone know the story behind the "rubber baby buggy bumpers" term? Is there a story?
It’s a song. Google is your friend.
Me to I hate reading Wonder why that is Love your work
So glad that you didn’t clean the valve cover
If you put the window in the down position you can get to all three mirror bolts, just trying to help😬
Oupss, Pizza girl looks a little hairy... but still good looking!!! 😆
before painting it wouldn't it be better to take the front screen out . As it needs replacing .
Great lookin' Supervisor!!! What's her name?
I noticed someone who seems to love Ford but drives a Camry getting on to you about your Ford jabs. You roast GM as well so it's all good. I will say I had a choice to rebuild a 2008 Taurus X or a Acadia, Enclave, or Traverse, Acadia
Always love your videos!!
Can you hit a Deere so hard it cracks the block of the engine and it gets ruined .
Yes, Hondas were known to crack blocks in relatively minor crashes. Most insurance companies totaled the cars and sent them to auction. They ran and drove, so buyers had to find out the hard way.