'62 Olds Starfire convertible. Kind of a rare beast. Fisher Price is alive and well, there's a new F-P "Smooth Moves Sloth" on my kitchen counter waiting to be a new grandson's favorite Christmas present.
'61-2 Olds Starfire convertible. Probably my first dream car. I had a 62 Super 88 4dr HT and really wanted a 2dr, so I'd be one of the cool kids in high school.
Fisher price headquarters is 20 minutes from me in east aurora ny. They are def still a thing. They dont do any manufacturing in the facility anymore, sent it all over seas. They use most of the manufacturing building for.storage of product instead.
This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is someone who hasn't seen my videos ;) Scott, all you need is a small piece of a Redbull can and you make a small shim. With that you place it in between the space on the decoder wheels. Once you have that apply a small amount of pressure and feel for the flat spot when changing numbers. You should be able to decode this lock in about 5 minutes.
Love the python powered bumper installation tool. It’s actually a multi tool. Even the torque wrench never fails to make me smile. I love all the extras you do that few other shops would even consider. Oil, brakes or struts. You stopped the presses though with the air box replacement last week. I’ve said it before I’ll say it again, I’d buy any Vehcor repaired vehicle sight unseen. I wouldn’t think twice about it. Oh great tip on opening the hood wider!
I actually sold the silver Yukon to a viewer that only saw it when he picked it up to drive home over 1000 miles away. He has been very happy with it. Thanks for the support!
I was there before. Surprisingly I didn’t get a single, “why didn’t you change the cabin filter” comment. Those people must have been too worried about the dirty carpet under the seats I installed.
The Oldsmobile is a beautiful car. Brings back memories of before the Navy and a girl friend from that time We loved her dad's Olds convertible, looked just like that one. It was one damn nice car.
Haha, you had to say something about the Fram filters. My brother and I have been using em, "orange can of death" for 30 years with no problems. Some of our vehicles has almost 300,000 miles.
I don’t have a problem with them but man does the internet hate them. 😂. I suspect most of those “experts” can’t even open the hood of their car...if they even own one.
That's a house key lock for realtors. I used to do home inspections and would frequently have to go inside empty/vacant properties. the bank gives you the 4 digit code or 3 letter combo. i could give you a big list of possible combos....haha great vid. my favorite part was the brake job....haha At least those bolts on the bracket came loose. mine still havent come all the way out on my 2015 hemi challenger shaker. i didnt have any power tools. and i'm in illinois so its a double whammy. keep up the good work.
where I grew up in Illinois it's "pop." When I lived in southern Illinois "soda" seemed more common. 37 years now in Texas, "soda" sticks and I refuse to be assimilated into calling it "coke" if it ain't a Coca Cola product. So if you ask ME it's still pop.
I just mean that as a Subaru owner I am fully aware that it’s a WHEN, not if, you pull the engine. And Subaru kindly put that prop rod feature WHEN you have to pull the engine. Thanks Subaru!
Great job as always . Funny thing , space . Always seems to run out of it . I am going to install a side entrance in my garage . Lately it has gotten so full that I don´t have the courage to role , tow and lift stuff out of the way .
@@vehcor I hear you. Spend a small fortune last year to extend my garage to 1000 sq/mtr ( roughly 10500 sq/ft ) so I could work on mobile homes . Sadly I had the smart plan to buy a few with engine damage and a semi and some construction equipment. And her I am 😑🔫
Happy Holidays. Vehcor and his Mustang...or, the carrot and the stick. Well, all your tutorial videos are interesting. Thank you for sharing...but, I want to see your Mustang soon. How soon you may ask...sooner than soon. Faster than immediately...yeah, I know. You'll show your Mustang when you are ready for it.
We acquired a 2020 Lexus RX350 L in mid-February and in mid-September I came upon stopped traffic on the Interstate, made an emergency stop, and was rear-ended by 2 cars, one a heavy SUV. Except for the left corner which took the hardest impact, and the left front quarter panel and grill, caused by the steel cables on our interstates which keep cars from crossing the median, and saved our butts. There was no glass breakage, no cabin damage or dangling air bags, because the airbag/belt tensioner was defective and nothing deployed and the engine still ran. Even the power lift gate worked. The insurance company totalled it because of the cost of labor and parts for the obvious damage, plus hidden suspension damage and bent body parts underneath. The car had roughly 7,000 miles on it. It was sold at auction in October by Copart,(Lot # 50209890, location ...LL020, if you know how to look up final auction prices) but I didn't follow it closely enough to learn what it sold for. List price was over $55,000. I thought this would have been the perfect car for you to restore. With your skills, you could have done it in 2 days, once you had the parts, and made a very nice profit. And we would have all learned some more info about repairing modern cars.
Thanks this was great to watch and follow your work . You must be close to a train junction as I think I heard about 4 go by over the clips. Keep up the good work
I'm amazed each and every time I watch a rebuild. The amount of detail such as changing an air cabin filter, on a flip. I want to buy my next car from you.
Scott. Thank You for all the Hard Work and Great Video Content. we enjoy all of your work...with a laugh or two along the way. best to you and yours...walt and mrs.
It's 6-8 weeks for a title here too. I'd say more like 8. Here a salvage or rebuilt title has to be checked by a human through NMVTIS So yeah 8 weeks. Great job as always!
You are MORE than welcome! I love watching someone who, not only knows what they are doing, but cares enough to do it right. You, sir, are a craftsman. 👍
Scott, another great build, awesome humor, especially the jiffy lube grind and weld revenge. My 1960 International rescue squad truck uses a canister oil filter, in a pinch you could use a regular roll of toilet paper if no filter was available. I’m in the process of gathering parts to rebuild it, I’m going to use a UM606 Mercedes diesel for power, do away with the 4 wheel drum brakes and go to disc, add power steering and power brakes. I’m planning on it taking about a year from start to finish. It’s a departure from what you do, but I’m going to follow your work style and ethics, make it better than it was when it left the factory. Let me know if you want a couple of 300 pound tires to keep the afternoon crew entertained, they can practice lifting down. Dan.
If it helps you out at all, they have a specialty funnel that screws into the valve cover to make refilling easy. The money is stupid to pay for it, but it's worth it if you're doing enough Toyota oil changes.
Great editing on the brake jobs.....good enough to fool some wammens if they saw it! lol BTW: yeah, fisher price is still a thing, though the quality isn't there anymore. Their old steel toys really were pretty much indestructible. Sure they'll get scratched and rusty and beat to hell, but nothing beat them for durability.....In good condition the old ones are pretty valuable.
A bare-meal floor under the spare, cheap plastic on the walls of the cargo area, rear seats so close to the floor your knees cover your ears - these are the things that make the RAV4 such a classy car.
You are going to have some fun when it comes time to move to Texas, with all your vehicles and equipment to move. At least there in Texas, you won't need to store your cars for the winter. Better build a bigger shop there though. The RAV4 turned out great as usual. No doubt it sold before the video hit TH-cam. You seem to sell your repaired vehicles quicker than you can repair them. All the best from Queensland Australia.
Lets see, a hammer to magic change the Chevy brakes, a clipboard? for the Fords, and a huge wrench for the Toyota which ran out of power. Like the Tetris music playing while moving everything around. Love that Buick and the Olds.
You gotta be an Illinois Implant!!! All the folks I grew up around in ILL called it, "Sodi"... not "Soda" (14:34)!!! haha Sodi in ILL, Pop in Ohio!!! You Rock Scott!!! Thanks for your Vids!!!
So I was watching my favorite weekly TH-cam channel and my wife walked by and said, "what's he doing?" The video was right at the end of the super duper Stevie Spillburg SFX and I paused, and backed it up to show her what you were doing. After watching it, it was obvious that she didn't get the full impact of your cinematic skills because she said, "so there are 3 silver wheels and one brown one." I said, no, and rewound a 2nd time and explained your magic way of brake replacement. I think she got the point (you never know with wives) and she said, "show me one more time." So one more time I re-played it and she said, "Oh my God, look at his arms." So Scott, in the future, I won't be watching your videos whenever my wife is in the house.
Even though this guy did a stand up job this is why I buy new cars most people Jack it all up and that paint be rusted through at the welds in 6 months and seat belts bolt be cross threaded and wiring be all wire nutted back in place lol
Nice brake job I have a rav 4 se and I’m looking to get a little bit more cold bite out of the brakes and have been wanting to put slotted rotors on mine And upgraded pads
It sure seems worth it to spend the extra $300-$1000 in fuel or shipping to get a car out of a salt free state to me. It always amazes me that a 5 year old car can have clean bright aluminum under the hood rather than the grey with white flake stuff we see in Chicago
Dang it. I will have to stop watching your video's in the evening. Every time my wife hears click click pop. She says I have to get me one of those trim installation tools. LOL.
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The lockpickinglawyer's channel can show you how to open that key lock box in a few seconds.
where's your sense of drama? ;-P
What fun is that?
Click on 1...2 is binding...
@@jaysonmiller6540 Just shim the damned thing!
Thanks for showing the way to fully open up the hood, great tech tip.
The bumper installation tool is a multi-tasker.
That and I am known for misusing tools. 😂
@@vehcor More Like Repurposing 👍
'62 Olds Starfire convertible. Kind of a rare beast. Fisher Price is alive and well, there's a new F-P "Smooth Moves Sloth" on my kitchen counter waiting to be a new grandson's favorite Christmas present.
'61-2 Olds Starfire convertible. Probably my first dream car. I had a 62 Super 88 4dr HT and really wanted a 2dr, so I'd be one of the cool kids in high school.
Fisher price is still going over here in the uk, I had a fisher price garage when I was a kid
I had a ton of Fisher-Price toys. I don’t spend much time in those toy stores anymore. I prefer the toy store they incorrectly call a salvage auction.
Fisher price headquarters is 20 minutes from me in east aurora ny. They are def still a thing. They dont do any manufacturing in the facility anymore, sent it all over seas. They use most of the manufacturing building for.storage of product instead.
The garage reorganizing reminded me of those games where you had to figure out how to get a car out of a parking lot with only one space open.
Those were how I practice for work! 😂
you got me when you were trying to replace the last break job...I was was expecting the magic
The special brake job wrench seems to be broken. 😂
Must be a Harbor Freight special wrench!!! Only good enough for a three wheel brake job👍🇺🇸
"Death threats from clean freaks" LOL. Some of you people have WAY too much time on your hands.
They should make videos, they will have zero free time! 😂
I know that you are glad it is finished - especially after the dash!
I might whine a lot but the dash didn’t bother me at all. I pull dashes all the time, actually doing one tomorrow.
SAVAGE: Jiffy Lube REVENGE 😂😂
They know they deserve it! 😂
Olds Starfire? Nice! My grandfather had one like it, but a hardtop. Fun car to ride around in!
The 61 convertibles were very rare. They are cool to ride around in for sure.
@@vehcor his was a 62 model. He sold it in like 75 or so, and it was still like new. I swear, he washed his cars every time he drove one!
This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is someone who hasn't seen my videos ;)
Scott, all you need is a small piece of a Redbull can and you make a small shim. With that you place it in between the space on the decoder wheels.
Once you have that apply a small amount of pressure and feel for the flat spot when changing numbers. You should be able to decode this lock in about 5 minutes.
I know that, but that is absolutely no fun.
Nice job.👍 you can't tell that Rav4 was hit in the back corner. It look like a hurricane hit the inside of Rav4 great job.👍 on the inside too
Those darn hurricanes always mess up interiors. 😂
"Death threats from the clean freaks" I had a good laugh with that 😂
I’m afraid they are going to clean me to death! 😂
Love the python powered bumper installation tool. It’s actually a multi tool. Even the torque wrench never fails to make me smile. I love all the extras you do that few other shops would even consider. Oil, brakes or struts. You stopped the presses though with the air box replacement last week. I’ve said it before I’ll say it again, I’d buy any Vehcor repaired vehicle sight unseen. I wouldn’t think twice about it. Oh great tip on opening the hood wider!
I actually sold the silver Yukon to a viewer that only saw it when he picked it up to drive home over 1000 miles away. He has been very happy with it. Thanks for the support!
I thought maybe when you pulled the cabin air filter out you'd have come back with, "Hmmmmm ... nobody's been here before ..."
I was there before. Surprisingly I didn’t get a single, “why didn’t you change the cabin filter” comment. Those people must have been too worried about the dirty carpet under the seats I installed.
The last 2 cabin filters I changed had mouse nests. The trick is getting the filter out without dropping the nest in blower fan. Fun, fun, fun.
Are you sure the air flow direction is correct on the new filter?
The Oldsmobile is a beautiful car. Brings back memories of before the Navy and a girl friend from that time We loved her dad's Olds convertible, looked just like that one. It was one damn nice car.
Haha, you had to say something about the Fram filters. My brother and I have been using em, "orange can of death" for 30 years with no problems. Some of our vehicles has almost 300,000 miles.
I don’t have a problem with them but man does the internet hate them. 😂. I suspect most of those “experts” can’t even open the hood of their car...if they even own one.
Done a great job. Love your dry sense of humour. Mr Spotty rocks.
Nice restoration tip with the torch. Your right about these snap together cars.
Nice job 🙋♂️👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
2019 Rav4 has the old style oil filter. Glad they went back to the old way. Much better.
I guess they only needed to make things difficult for a little while. 😂
Amazing use of the bumper installation tool. Great demonstration on the tool at hand.
😂
You are a creative man in the field of work🌹🌹🌹
Neat trick with the propane torch on the plastic trim!
That's a house key lock for realtors. I used to do home inspections and would frequently have to go inside empty/vacant properties. the bank gives you the 4 digit code or 3 letter combo. i could give you a big list of possible combos....haha great vid. my favorite part was the brake job....haha At least those bolts on the bracket came loose. mine still havent come all the way out on my 2015 hemi challenger shaker. i didnt have any power tools. and i'm in illinois so its a double whammy. keep up the good work.
I expect to find a house key if anything. Most likely nothing though. 😂
You do excellent job. Thank you for sharing.
All soda is "Coke" in Texas! Love the "What's in the console!"
Yea but its POP in North eastern Ohio and western Pa.
There seems to be a real battle in the comments over this. 😂
It's no battle,just a lesson in Geography😂😂😂
where I grew up in Illinois it's "pop." When I lived in southern Illinois "soda" seemed more common. 37 years now in Texas, "soda" sticks and I refuse to be assimilated into calling it "coke" if it ain't a Coca Cola product. So if you ask ME it's still pop.
There are some in eastern Massachusetts that still call all softdrinks "Tonic." Or "Tahnick." I know, right?
That option for the hood prop rod is called the Engine-Out feature. Subaru has been doing it for years.
This is a Toyota, you never need to change the engine. You just buy a new car when yours rusts away or 1,000,000 miles, which ever comes first. 😂
I just mean that as a Subaru owner I am fully aware that it’s a WHEN, not if, you pull the engine. And Subaru kindly put that prop rod feature WHEN you have to pull the engine. Thanks Subaru!
Thanks for the torch method of side molding color repair. Never seen that trick. All my proceeds over 1 million will be split with you 50/50.
Your videos are the highlight of my Friday YouTubing.I like your no drama no bullshit style and learning some good tricks along the way.
Thanks!
Great job as always . Funny thing , space . Always seems to run out of it . I am going to install a side entrance in my garage . Lately it has gotten so full that I don´t have the courage to role , tow and lift stuff out of the way .
You can never have enough shop space. I could build a 1,000,000 sq/ft shop and run out of space in a day. 😂
@@vehcor I hear you. Spend a small fortune last year to extend my garage to 1000 sq/mtr ( roughly 10500 sq/ft ) so I could work on mobile homes . Sadly I had the smart plan to buy a few with engine damage and a semi and some construction equipment. And her I am 😑🔫
It's a shame that car has a salvage title but I wouldn't hesitate for a second to buy it knowing you fixed it. Nice job.
Yeah, sometimes they don’t deserve salvage titles.
If I had the extra money I would buy that Grand Am in a heartbeat
There are quite a few people that like that one.
Sweet!!!! It's Friday!!! Oooooh... That carpet looks sooooo clean!!! Great work as always!!!!
That should earn me some points with the clean freaks! 😂
You did such a great job with this build! Loved the mustang tease at the end.
Thanks!
As always one of best parts of getting home on Friday's, a new video..... Thanks ....
Thanks for the support.
Happy Holidays. Vehcor and his Mustang...or, the carrot and the stick. Well, all your tutorial videos are interesting. Thank you for sharing...but, I want to see your Mustang soon. How soon you may ask...sooner than soon. Faster than immediately...yeah, I know. You'll show your Mustang when you are ready for it.
Love the space
Thanks!
Cerakote ceramic wipes work awesome for the plastic trim.
Thanks
We acquired a 2020 Lexus RX350 L in mid-February and in mid-September I came upon stopped traffic on the Interstate, made an emergency stop, and was rear-ended by 2 cars, one a heavy SUV. Except for the left corner which took the hardest impact, and the left front quarter panel and grill, caused by the steel cables on our interstates which keep cars from crossing the median, and saved our butts. There was no glass breakage, no cabin damage or dangling air bags, because the airbag/belt tensioner was defective and nothing deployed and the engine still ran. Even the power lift gate worked. The insurance company totalled it because of the cost of labor and parts for the obvious damage, plus hidden suspension damage and bent body parts underneath. The car had roughly 7,000 miles on it. It was sold at auction in October by Copart,(Lot # 50209890, location ...LL020, if you know how to look up final auction prices) but I didn't follow it closely enough to learn what it sold for. List price was over $55,000. I thought this would have been the perfect car for you to restore. With your skills, you could have done it in 2 days, once you had the parts, and made a very nice profit. And we would have all learned some more info about repairing modern cars.
Thanks this was great to watch and follow your work . You must be close to a train junction as I think I heard about 4 go by over the clips. Keep up the good work
I'm amazed each and every time I watch a rebuild. The amount of detail such as changing an air cabin filter, on a flip. I want to buy my next car from you.
Scott. Thank You for all the Hard Work and Great Video Content.
we enjoy all of your work...with a laugh or two along the way.
best to you and yours...walt and mrs.
Thanks for the support! You and yours take care.
It's 6-8 weeks for a title here too. I'd say more like 8. Here a salvage or rebuilt title has to be checked by a human through NMVTIS So yeah 8 weeks. Great job as always!
If we give them money they work faster. They call it an expedited title. 🙄
Another GREAT restoration!
Thanks!
You are MORE than welcome! I love watching someone who, not only knows what they are doing, but cares enough to do it right. You, sir, are a craftsman. 👍
Scott, another great build, awesome humor, especially the jiffy lube grind and weld revenge. My 1960 International rescue squad truck uses a canister oil filter, in a pinch you could use a regular roll of toilet paper if no filter was available. I’m in the process of gathering parts to rebuild it, I’m going to use a UM606 Mercedes diesel for power, do away with the 4 wheel drum brakes and go to disc, add power steering and power brakes. I’m planning on it taking about a year from start to finish. It’s a departure from what you do, but I’m going to follow your work style and ethics, make it better than it was when it left the factory. Let me know if you want a couple of 300 pound tires to keep the afternoon crew entertained, they can practice lifting down. Dan.
Thanks for the support, good luck with your project. No more tires. I have enough.....and chalk everywhere! 😂
It's going to be 1405 thank you for the video can't wait for you to dig back into the Mustang hope you have a good holiday thank you God bless
Nope, I passed 1405 already. 😂
You are very good doing that, congratulations
If it helps you out at all, they have a specialty funnel that screws into the valve cover to make refilling easy. The money is stupid to pay for it, but it's worth it if you're doing enough Toyota oil changes.
This man is general surgeon of car
Great editing on the brake jobs.....good enough to fool some wammens if they saw it! lol
BTW: yeah, fisher price is still a thing, though the quality isn't there anymore. Their old steel toys really were pretty much indestructible. Sure they'll get scratched and rusty and beat to hell, but nothing beat them for durability.....In good condition the old ones are pretty valuable.
Editing? That was all real time! 😂 It seems they really don’t build things like they use to.
Big adjustable is far more fun to watch!
Great tip about restoring plastic with heat. Thank you for sharing. In my youth, it was Tonka toys. Haha.
I had Tonka toys as well!
wow the afternoon crew just reappears!
Just leave so chalk out and they come running!
A bare-meal floor under the spare, cheap plastic on the walls of the cargo area, rear seats so close to the floor your knees cover your ears - these are the things that make the RAV4 such a classy car.
FYI... ceramic coating lasts a really long time on the black/grey plastic. Keeps them looking dark and new.
I need a building like that... I've got way too many vehicles stored outside under car covers.
I need a few buildings like that. 😂
That’s a nice Olds!!
It could be.
Man i can't continue my day without knowing what's inside the lock, just use your favorite tool on it and free me from my pain!
I’m going to try the first 10,000 combos. My favorite tool is 10,001! 😂
Good job Scott! I see shanghaied the afternoon crew into helping you! LOL
I did, now there is chalk everywhere! 😂
You are going to have some fun when it comes time to move to Texas, with all your vehicles and equipment to move. At least there in Texas, you won't need to store your cars for the winter. Better build a bigger shop there though. The RAV4 turned out great as usual. No doubt it sold before the video hit TH-cam. You seem to sell your repaired vehicles quicker than you can repair them. All the best from Queensland Australia.
What move? Did I miss something?
@@ShainAndrews Long term plan, mentioned in a reply to me some months ago. Not likely to happen in the near future.
@@BrucePierson Gotcha. Thanks for the response.
Already getting rid of things. I have the afternoon crew a little worried that the move is closer than anyone expected.
Lets see, a hammer to magic change the Chevy brakes, a clipboard? for the Fords, and a huge wrench for the Toyota which ran out of power. Like the Tetris music playing while moving everything around. Love that Buick and the Olds.
Poor man's locktite 🤣 Fantastic. I'll use that in the workshop
Cool trick with the propane torch
It sounds like the Olds is on Binky time, have a great weekend. Charles
I think binky is moving at a much faster pace from what I understand. 😂
I had a 2015 Rav4 gutless wonder. Hated those oil filters.
What do you want from an suv built for economy? 😂
You gotta be an Illinois Implant!!! All the folks I grew up around in ILL called it, "Sodi"... not "Soda" (14:34)!!! haha Sodi in ILL, Pop in Ohio!!! You Rock Scott!!! Thanks for your Vids!!!
Another great job.
Thanks!
Pro-tip! At 45 you unlock torque joints in your body. No more pretend clicks. I think my shoulder is set to 50 ft lbs. 🤣
I am pretty sure those Ford Capris (what they are called in Australia ) were made in the former Ford plant on Parramatta Rd Homebush Sydney Australia.
Brilliant mate - great series!
The LockPickingLawyer probably has a tool that will pop that lock open in a few seconds.
He typically makes one out of a red bull can. But yes, he's selling one now.
What fun is that? 😂
I love when the train comes through..such an exciting time while the oil change is completed..love the videos..keep em coming!
That is a garage that most can only dream about having. Looking forward to the next video. Take care.
WOOOOOOO...HOOOOOOO....Vehcor Friday.. been waiting alllllll day. As always great job. Have a great weekend. Stay safe
Thanks for the support. Have a great weekend!
good video , ending was great
Thanks!
14:30 Thank you for the clarification on POP, down here in the STL it's soda.
Yes; Just Add Bacardi... 😜
It is a regional thing.
Beautiful rebuild
So I was watching my favorite weekly TH-cam channel and my wife walked by and said, "what's he doing?" The video was right at the end of the super duper Stevie Spillburg SFX and I paused, and backed it up to show her what you were doing. After watching it, it was obvious that she didn't get the full impact of your cinematic skills because she said, "so there are 3 silver wheels and one brown one." I said, no, and rewound a 2nd time and explained your magic way of brake replacement. I think she got the point (you never know with wives) and she said, "show me one more time." So one more time I re-played it and she said, "Oh my God, look at his arms." So Scott, in the future, I won't be watching your videos whenever my wife is in the house.
The mustang looks nice. The project is coming along well. Good job
Hopefully it will get a little further this winter.
Great build plus the humor.
I love Fridays. Great videos
Thanks!
Glad to see another Illinoisan with frickin sense of humor. ...you crack me up
Thanks, if you haven’t already, check out watch Wes work. Another Illinois prisoner with a similar sense of humor.
Yeah I've been watching him before I found you I'm sure I pass by your shop used to live in Joliet New Lenox Plainfield you do good work
1403, we will wait!
😂
Another excellent job sir
Even though this guy did a stand up job this is why I buy new cars most people Jack it all up and that paint be rusted through at the welds in 6 months and seat belts bolt be cross threaded and wiring be all wire nutted back in place lol
Now I want to see more of the Oldsmobile... tricky!
Nice brake job I have a rav 4 se and I’m looking to get a little bit more cold bite out of the brakes and have been wanting to put slotted rotors on mine And upgraded pads
The slotted ones just happened to be cheaper.
Maybe the clean freaks need to be shown the bumper installation tool.
Good idea! 😂
That Olds is cool. Great to see the afternoon crew.
After 5 hours and I just received a notification. TH-cam sucks
They are mad at me again. 😂
Great looking Shop..and quite a collection of weeds whackers...Mr. Spotty beware
Those are for fixing dents in the side of a Sierra Denali! 😂
Saying it was a Vast improvement in that Interior, is an understatement of biblical proportions.
😂 they do get worse.
It sure seems worth it to spend the extra $300-$1000 in fuel or shipping to get a car out of a salt free state to me. It always amazes me that a 5 year old car can have clean bright aluminum under the hood rather than the grey with white flake stuff we see in Chicago
8520 must be the code. :) Love it.
Always best job
Thanks!
That Olds looks real sweet!
If I didn’t hate rust so much, I might consider working on it.
Dang it. I will have to stop watching your video's in the evening.
Every time my wife hears click click pop. She says I have to get me one of those trim installation tools. LOL.
😂