What I appreciate about Scott's builds are that they are real...unlike many other youtubers, who stick together cars just for the content, and they are junk...Scott's vehicles are drivers....one of the best channels on youtube...
Even If Scott's cars wind up with a rebuilt title, IMHO there are RE MANUFACTURED and as safe or safer than a non wrecked or rusted out car on the road......peace of mind and no 'Hack and Slash Job' here folks! Scott covers his behind that way on Liability issues this way as well!
And liability is something that a lot of TH-camr rebuilders don’t consider so well. Honda has strict procedures for structural repairs; skimp on these and the car is in another accident where someone was injured or killed because of a bad repair and you could be held criminally negligent. They don’t teach you that at tech school.
One of very few probably who are willing to do this type of work in front of so many. Clearly demonstrates your values and hard work ethic. You do great work my friend. Both body work and video content.
What a super build! Thanks for all of the wonderful videos. I loved the videos where you explain specific things, like cars that were damaged for more severely than they appeared. While all of your videos are teaching, it’s fun when you zero in on a specific subject. I am think of the knock sensor you did on the pick up truck a while back. I appreciate the things you point out and do like painting under the hinges and replacing things that no one will ever see. To me that’s why you are the most honest repair channel I’ve ever seen. I’m trouble shooting your brake & rotor replacement hammer. I think mines out of adjustment Scott. Happy New Year to you and yours. Looking forward to your 2024 updates. See you in the next episode!
I am going to try and stop and explain more details about the builds, many people also seem to like it. It is just hard for me to stop, I get focused on the job at hand and just keep going. That brake job hammer is proprietary technology, there are knock offs but nothing even comes close yet. 😂 Happy New Year and thanks for all your support!
And the reason that door was a service part instead of being used on a new car was that seam sealer. The robot screwed it up, and instead of scrapping it, they just threw it in the "parts" bin. The painting gnome gets to fix it instead of the factory workers...
Thanks for the backing vs overlap discussion. Makes sense to me. Very informative Scott, thanks! Why do I feel like there aren't any commercial body shops putting in your level of effort to get it done properly?
I'm always pleased to watch Scott do his thing and the sarcastic narration is worth the wait. I have to say I'm surprised by the viewers who think they can beat him at his game. Over and over again he proves you guys wrong. I'd be happy to consider buying one of Scott's rebuilds. The biggest hold back is they are generally sold before he completes the rebuild.
As a body technician i can tell you that that's how i would it done it too. Unfortunately at a body shop you can't do it that way. Per manufacturer especifications you have to replace the hold part, especially the inner but again you did a great job.
Hey Scott, the way you figure out how to save money on your builds you are a maths genius. Oh what was that I hear from the haters, it’s not maths it’s math 🙄 what ever. Anyway another 30 min + of pure entertainment, good job Sir 👍🏻
@@markanderson2904@Vehcor yes yes yes you are of course correct. Now let’s dig deeper though, Math plural (US) Maths plural (Cambridge university Uk) is also correct. Hence “what ever” in my comment. Hope you are not one of Scott’s haters are you Mark?
Well done as usual and probably better than new. Amazing all the sealers and paint that is sprayed where you will never see it. Just dip the whole thing is rust preventative.
When you were lining up the scarfed in piece I was thinking, I bet he enjoys these types of rebuilds. Not a whole lot of heavy lifting, huge pieces to be manipulated in place etc. Unlike the ones where you have to drill out 7804 spot welds.....
Yes, I have been spoiled with the light hits that get totaled these days. I never got to do work this light before. I’m glad I did all the hard work when I was young and invincible! 😂
Again a good start in the weekend. I like your videos. It allways looks easy but i now for shure it needed a lot of experiance and knowledge. Happy and prosperous new year.
Another good video as expected. That door definitely looked like a kid put the seam sealer on. Probably better than mine that why I mask mine because I know I'm a klutz with seam sealer. I still would like to get a painting gnome from your Amazon shop. Have a good New Years.
I was wondering for a very long time how people cut these corners without potentially cutting through the inner structural pieces. Thanks for the simple explanation 👍.
Best in Class builds on the tube! Great work Scott.....I believe you could rebuild a car Blindfolded...lol! Keep up the Great work educating us.....Happy New Year!
Shims are for old cars and hacks. There is no place for shims on modern cars, all structure should be back to spec. If it is not, something is still damaged, if it is damaged it will not perform properly in the next crash. Doing the job the right way always takes longer in the short run.
Fantastic content! Out of curiosity-what’s the sectioning procedure from Honda for the A-Pillar? The inner structure didn’t get damaged so I’d *think* it doesn’t matter as much for safety concerns?
When you got a German Shepherd, I have one too and I know what it's like with your blocked t-shirts. If you got cloth couches or cloth interiors you have German shepherd hair everywhere. When I seen your back I had to laugh cuz I knew what it was. Other than that, good stuff. Interesting 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
What I appreciate about Scott's builds are that they are real...unlike many other youtubers, who stick together cars just for the content, and they are junk...Scott's vehicles are drivers....one of the best channels on youtube...
Thanks, I’m not much of a TH-camr so I just stick to rebuilding, it is what I know! 😂
Even If Scott's cars wind up with a rebuilt title, IMHO there are RE MANUFACTURED and as safe or safer
than a non wrecked or rusted out car on the road......peace of mind and no 'Hack and Slash Job' here folks!
Scott covers his behind that way on Liability issues this way as well!
The Best builder in TH-cam keep up the great work Scott
And liability is something that a lot of TH-camr rebuilders don’t consider so well. Honda has strict procedures for structural repairs; skimp on these and the car is in another accident where someone was injured or killed because of a bad repair and you could be held criminally negligent. They don’t teach you that at tech school.
@@vehcormy friend sold his mustang he won from a TH-camr and it was half assed rebuilt. I appreciate all the work you do repairing these cars.
I have never done any body work but I still enjoy watching a professional do his thing. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
I don't know why the comment line isn't coming up on my video wassup@@vehcor
How you don't have a million subs already is mind blowing..you know your stuff sir..good job!
I’m shocked this many people want to watch me work 😂
last episode of the year thanks for keeping me entertained all year
No problem! Thanks for the support.
One of very few probably who are willing to do this type of work in front of so many. Clearly demonstrates your values and hard work ethic. You do great work my friend. Both body work and video content.
What a super build! Thanks for all of the wonderful videos. I loved the videos where you explain specific things, like cars that were damaged for more severely than they appeared. While all of your videos are teaching, it’s fun when you zero in on a specific subject. I am think of the knock sensor you did on the pick up truck a while back. I appreciate the things you point out and do like painting under the hinges and replacing things that no one will ever see. To me that’s why you are the most honest repair channel I’ve ever seen. I’m trouble shooting your brake & rotor replacement hammer. I think mines out of adjustment Scott. Happy New Year to you and yours. Looking forward to your 2024 updates. See you in the next episode!
I am going to try and stop and explain more details about the builds, many people also seem to like it. It is just hard for me to stop, I get focused on the job at hand and just keep going. That brake job hammer is proprietary technology, there are knock offs but nothing even comes close yet. 😂 Happy New Year and thanks for all your support!
And the reason that door was a service part instead of being used on a new car was that seam sealer. The robot screwed it up, and instead of scrapping it, they just threw it in the "parts" bin. The painting gnome gets to fix it instead of the factory workers...
Thanks for the backing vs overlap discussion. Makes sense to me. Very informative Scott, thanks! Why do I feel like there aren't any commercial body shops putting in your level of effort to get it done properly?
Fridays are always nice since I found this channel a long time ago. Happy New Year Scott and the other viewers here!
The small details make it right. You've got this one done right for sure!
Good one Scott.
I'm always pleased to watch Scott do his thing and the sarcastic narration is worth the wait.
I have to say I'm surprised by the viewers who think they can beat him at his game. Over and over again he proves you guys wrong.
I'd be happy to consider buying one of Scott's rebuilds. The biggest hold back is they are generally sold before he completes the rebuild.
Best and most entertaining repair videos on TH-cam 😎
Great sense of humor! Watching you, being a perfectionist, I never want the average shop to repair my car!
Thank you Scott for your content for 2023. Happy New Year to you and your family.
No problem! Happy New Year to you and yours!
Love your attention to detail when you do body work. Great work on the Acura !!
Your attention to detail and efficiency are amazing. I'm trying hard to copy you. Thanks for all the tips Scott. They really help.
This is why I watch your channel, actual tech advice, not licence plates floorboards and bondo.
Hope you have a Happy New Year Scott and wish you all the best from over here in the UK
Dry humor + great rebuilds = Vehcor (& Mr. Spotty)
I've used flange tool your right
Hate it when my supervisor is on my back all day... Great job Scott!
Always barking orders or whining about completion times...
Love watching some proper repair getting done, and always making it look so easy. Big Up!
Happy New Year Scott
Happy new year!
I've learned so much from these videos. Watching a master at work 🍻
I say it in every video but you are definitely the best in the business. Can't wait until the next video. Happy New Year Scott.
As a body technician i can tell you that that's how i would it done it too. Unfortunately at a body shop you can't do it that way. Per manufacturer especifications you have to replace the hold part, especially the inner but again you did a great job.
Really tidy & efficient job, & look forward to the next video 👍
Sleep on the couch that the dog sleeps on much? Scott and crew thanks for the interesting and amusing content. Happy and Healthy New Year!
Yes, I thought the bed was mine but she seems to think it should be hers. I might as well sleep in the dog bed, less hair! 😂
Enjoy your work, thnx. All the best for the new year
Your a professional!! Great video very detailed and informative
Excellent..detailed, responsible craftsmanship!
Happy new year Scott, thanks for sharing, educating, and entertaining us, week in and week out, 😊🇮🇪
great progress Scott. Happy New Year. Keep them coming...
Hey Scott, the way you figure out how to save money on your builds you are a maths genius. Oh what was that I hear from the haters, it’s not maths it’s math 🙄 what ever. Anyway another 30 min + of pure entertainment, good job Sir 👍🏻
Mathematics is a plural. Therefore, the short form of mathematics is "maths", also a plural.
@@markanderson2904@Vehcor yes yes yes you are of course correct. Now let’s dig deeper though, Math plural (US) Maths plural (Cambridge university Uk) is also correct. Hence “what ever” in my comment.
Hope you are not one of Scott’s haters are you Mark?
@@robertmoss9468 No, not a hater. Except that I tend to hate the haters.
Great video, a joy to watch a craftsman at work!
Well done as usual and probably better than new. Amazing all the sealers and paint that is sprayed where you will never see it. Just dip the whole thing is rust preventative.
What a video😊 very informative thanks a lot
When you were lining up the scarfed in piece I was thinking, I bet he enjoys these types of rebuilds. Not a whole lot of heavy lifting, huge pieces to be manipulated in place etc. Unlike the ones where you have to drill out 7804 spot welds.....
Yes, I have been spoiled with the light hits that get totaled these days. I never got to do work this light before. I’m glad I did all the hard work when I was young and invincible! 😂
Great detail in your work
Just came across your channel and I really appreciate your skills!!
Great video enjoy watching keep up the great work
If i ever get to try this. Im going back to harbor freight, buy more of them mini me vice grips. Too cool. Awesome tutorial
It's a lot of work however Scott makes it look so simple.
Thanks!
Thank you and thanks for your support.
Hau'oli Makahiki Hou (Happy New Year) from Hawaii! Love to watch an artist at work.
Again a good start in the weekend. I like your videos. It allways looks easy but i now for shure it needed a lot of experiance and knowledge.
Happy and prosperous new year.
Scott, you are a Master craftsman!!
Thank You. Wish for you continued success and prosperity in our new year.
Another good video as expected. That door definitely looked like a kid put the seam sealer on. Probably better than mine that why I mask mine because I know I'm a klutz with seam sealer. I still would like to get a painting gnome from your Amazon shop. Have a good New Years.
I mask mine as well. Happy new year!
I was wondering for a very long time how people cut these corners without potentially cutting through the inner structural pieces. Thanks for the simple explanation 👍.
You can also use an oscillating tool to get in there.
@@vehcor Thanks for the other tip, much appreciate it. Happy new year.
@ 13:13 T shirt provides all the clues necessary to conclude that "The supervisor has been here before....!!!!" 😆🤣🤣🤣
Excellent as expected.. Very educational..
Thanks!
Best in Class builds on the tube! Great work Scott.....I believe you could rebuild a car Blindfolded...lol! Keep up the Great work educating us.....Happy New Year!
Congrats on the 200K!
Happy new year from the Central Coast of New South Wales Australia.
Looking forward to it!🙂
Hope you like it! 🥉
I really like your attention to detail i enjoy watching your content also
Thanks.
How do you secure the backing plates to the body before adding the repair piece?
Scott great job on (A )pillar, happy new year
Scott like to live/work dangerously 😢😮 0:54
Nice almost ready at my house/shop starting on the cheap end.
Nothing better than seeing that lip on the end of our piece
2:10, what's that sensor do, tells you the front wheel is turning?
Quality work for sure !
Thank you! Cheers!
Paint under the Hinges!.....
Better than Factory!......
I LIKE IT!!
Excellent as always and a Happy New Year to you all.
Regards,
Hello buddy Happy New Year !
Happy new year!🎊🎈🎆
Awesome as usual! Good luck with HR!
Awesome videos great job
I knew about the oil filter junk honda used years ago i use wix or Napa Gold same manufacturer and mobile 1 in my engines
Hysterical.. I cant even get a decent set of seats for my Nissan Frontier and you manage to get some hella obsolete parts pretty easily
always great videos love watching them all . wondered if you were gunna mention the dog hair :)) napping in the dogs bed ?
25:20 - is that a 2nd gen Camaro/Firebird in the background?
Happy Friday, Scott!🍻
What’s the purpose of the foam?
Sound and vibration deadening is the original intent. It also works really well at promoting rust! 😂
Feliz Ano Nuevo. What a learning experience watching you always is.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Same to you!
I can’t wait 🔥
🥇👍🏻
Great job.
Happy New Year to you & your entire family.
I would be interested to know how you resolve the Honda door seal mess.
Remove and reapply. Not that difficult, but unneeded steps regardless.
Happy New Year from Queensland Australia.
Happy new year! You get to celebrate a day before us! Let me know if 24 is any better than 23. 😂
@@vehcor Just the same, I think.
Another fantastic video. You must have really upset the pizza lady who appears to have sent you to sleep in the dog house🙂
I have a 06 pilot
Very low mileage great car
But road noise is awful
I put heavy mats in it not much change
Any suggestions
?
Is there a wait-list for vehicle restoration? If so, where can i sign up?
So if you had left A pillar as is, would the door and fender have fit? Perhaps with shims. That seemed like alot of work on the A pillar?
Shims are for old cars and hacks. There is no place for shims on modern cars, all structure should be back to spec. If it is not, something is still damaged, if it is damaged it will not perform properly in the next crash. Doing the job the right way always takes longer in the short run.
nice I work at Honda factory in Ohio I do the sealer love the videos
Great detail to repairs. Are all these cars total loss? Just curious. Thx
Happy New Year Scott and Family.....😎🍻🥂💥🎆🎇✨🎉🔥🔥❗❗
Happy New Year from Pekin Illinois
Happy new year, neighbor!
Great work man❤
Good not too rush fit n finish
another great build 👍🏾 question has mr spotty been terminated
When you were taking the door off I was waiting on a comment about a blindfold. Lmao 😂
Amazing like always
15:56 Not just at Honda, it's ALWAYS expensive to "get a little piece"....least in my experience......cab fare, dinner, drinks, a movie, it adds up!!!
Fantastic content! Out of curiosity-what’s the sectioning procedure from Honda for the A-Pillar? The inner structure didn’t get damaged so I’d *think* it doesn’t matter as much for safety concerns?
Appreciate the skills😎 and the snarkiness!
What do you use to cover bare metal?
When you got a German Shepherd, I have one too and I know what it's like with your blocked t-shirts. If you got cloth couches or cloth interiors you have German shepherd hair everywhere. When I seen your back I had to laugh cuz I knew what it was. Other than that, good stuff. Interesting 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Video is very nice, I like it very much
Where can I buy this car