Sandy and I are the owners of this 68 Cougar. To say we were thrilled when Scott agreed to help us is an understatement! The experience of working / observing along side him (a true master of sheet metal) was informative and heart warming. I’ve been around maintenance most of my working adult life and could tell in minutes he was an expert in his craft, calmly working through the challenges of this quarter panel. A project that began in 2004 when my father in law purchased this car has now been jump started. This project is dedicated in his memory, as he passed before we could work on it together. Now let’s get this video to 1 million views so we can watch Scott paint a car!!

"I don't need it because I don't have any friends" That made me lol 😂

The reason he wanted you to do it because you know what you’re doing good job

It's an interesting addition to your videos visiting people and working on their cars. I wish I needed something done.

It's ART Scott ! thank U , may be one day we'll met together, who knows ? big hug from, Marseille south of France ! Alain

I like seeing modern car repair, but classic car/truck repair is even better.

That was one of the cleanest and most organized salvage yards I have ever seen

Oshawa stratification on the flip flops lol! Great fitment on that quarter panel experience and patience shows 👏

Heart warming video and good to see that there are new opportunities and ideas turning up, despite the recent misfortune. There's probably a lady who still has a totalled, blue Lexus RC sitting on her driveway that needs fixing 😊

I like the road trip idea, moving someone elses project along is a nice car community feature that makes grateful new friends, is extremely helpful, and is also a good way to get a mini vacation out of the deal. Especially when you are working with nice folks like Steve and Sandy, and they have a nice shop like that. Fantastic job.

Great video Scott, and thank you for the salvage yard tour, looks like you had a great adventure 🙂👍

great job as always, so glad you helped that couple out on there car especially it being her dads and helping them keep the dream alive

I see these guys do body and custom stuff. You are the only one that uses weld thru primer! You do damn good work😊

You should leave Illinois head south, I did years ago, and you won't regret it.

"Paralysis by analysis". A true road blocker if one allows it to be. Great job, Scott!

Glad to see you working on cars again.

Scott, what a great move to help them put that car back together. You are a good person.

Been a subscriber for a little while, this was definitely the best episode I've seen of your's. I think the new format would add a little something to the channel. Great story on the Mercury, very nice people. Hope you get the million.👍

love your videos Scott im especially happy with you working repairing and commenting thanks again

Great story on the car - lots of boomers have similar stories but some stories never get completed. Scott is a whiz when it comes to metal work. I've watched him do some very creative work. I too have a story on an old truck but I want to finish the job myself. I've been practicing on a lot of crashed vehicles and have sharpened my sheet metal skills. I have a nice shop with lots of tools and a lift and find it very soothing to work on crazy stuff. It satisfies to look at the finished job and not be able to tell it was crunched.

Love your style, keep rocking it!

Dream cars come in all shapes, sizes and colors, well done for helping someone realize their dream!👍🏼👍🏼

Nice job on that quarter. Living north of your border I can really appreciate that yard of rust free parts. Nice people & good shop makes it easier to work on their car.

For gearheads like me, you teach us the basics of panel repair , what’s important, and what’s less important and what tools are essential. Thank you from all the old graybeards like me.❤️

What a great Friday surprise, happy weekend all.

Awesome video thank you for taking us along!

branching out always brings its own rewards.... keep em comming

Damn nice job Scott 👏 👌 Its always hilarious when he says i don't have any friends

I like it, you working on viewers' cars. You not only to produce fascinating content but also build goodwill with your community. Good to see you back in the saddle fixing cars! Rinse, repeat!!

Love first gen Cougars, my uncle & aunt had two identical ones, 1967 white with red interior. Purchased from same dealership, at a single purchase. Enjoyed this episode, and I hope this is the first of many travel to fix a car episodes.

And I thought Vice Grip Garage cracked me up. An artist with humor. LoL. Yes, I to would like to see you paint it.

Great episode. I would like to see the sequel where follow up tasks is fixed (by Scott of course)

You are the best! The Merc Mustang will look great after its done and I hope Sandy and Steve have many many great times and miles with it! LOVE THAT SHOP! A dream for me. DEFINITELY one of your best videos! Keep up the great work!

This was wonderful to see you help out someone with a project they are stalled on. I know all too well about that as I am dealing with a lack of motivation to finish installing the transmission in my Escort. It is awesome to see you work on something a little older too! Maybe Scott's Auto Restoration is just around the corner? 🙂

Great video Scott, and love how the after market panel was top notch. Kudos to you first with the magician eyes and hands but also kudos to the panel.

You make that quarter installation look soooo easy. Lol Years of experience!! Great job. I really enjoyed that video. Cheers

Exelent job, this car deserves a new life to be on the road again, I would like to see you painting it.

Come on guys, I am sure we all want to see Scot painting that car as well as the finished product!! Greetings from South Africa.

What a well organized wreaking yard.

Great work on installing the quarter,would love to see you paint it

Thanks for taking this road trip. I believe that others can use this experience to change a quarter on their project to save a nice vehicle.

Scott, great video as always, especially on a Saturday morning!

I really like this episode.You are very good to watch and listen too when you are workin.As i like the Cougar work,i also like that junkyard with rustfree parts.My Avalanche need both front fenders.

Best damn most unique channel on youtube..

Love your work and dry humour 😅

Enjoy watching you master what you do. 👍

I"m going to watch the video again. ;-)

That car was my first love. Still want a 69 XR7. They are super lucky to have that.

Man that was a good clean quarter install. Im impressed new/old... you are an excellent body man!

Great idea. Be neat to see what people need help with

What a fantastic story and another great episode

Living in Chicago, I’ve always kept track of your builds in hopes of maybe scoring one of your for sale cars, knowing they were done right. this episode was very cool, loved it.

@vehcor I hope you have a happy fourth of july!

I love it , great video Scott , your clients were great also !

love this new work style. keep it coming

I am thinking that little by little we are gonna be seen less and less people capable of doing what you do. Thank you for sharing so amazing job. 👍

I love how you deal with the experts before they get a chance to know it all.

Love watching all of your videos and this was great too. I'm less than an hour from you in NW Indiana so getting to work on clean cars would definitely be a treat.

Hope to see the finished product..great job as always Scott 😊

Have ALWAYS loved your channel...I think the "fix your project" format could also be very, very interesting...hope it works out for you!!

God Bless you, Scott! Nice job. Love your videos.

Awesome video Scott. 🚗🚗🚗

After hitting the welds with the cut of wheel i use a cookie wheel, much less aggressive then the grinding disc, nice work!

Scott this is a great video. Please do more. Thank you for them. 👍

As always awesome job. I want shop like that tooo.

I get a bunch of enjoyment out of your comments. You be funny while doing good work. Keep the adventures coming 'Friends or no friends.

Oh I’m so looking forward to seeing this video, I’ll edit it later if I feel the need 😊, so glad you’re back getting your hands dirty again Scott, I’m back already I’d have got my grinder out and cut a hole in the metal to fit the part in but then again I’m an idiot

Thoroughly enjoyed the video. My dad doesn’t have much time on this earth left and as a teen I used to help him weld and fix cars. This video reminded me of those times.

Awesome job hopefully it get that many views id like to see it painted hopefully they keep you updated on how the car is going

Great video and a great idea for for a new direction for the channel.

Great job, Scott! This was a a great video and topic. They knew YOU were the guy to call! Hope it hits a million views - I’d love to see you finish the car! (I don’t have any friends, either! 😆)

I have a 68 Mustang that needs quarters and inner/outer wheel wells. Come on down to Va and help me out! I like this style of video btw. It's different. In a good way!

We got one of these given to us this year and now we gotta find time to get it running.

Great video! You make it seem very simple. I have driven past and to Atlanta a few times. Drove twice to Disney World, then once to Georgia to pick up out 28ft long trailer. I have never seen a salvage yard that neat and organized. However, I don't go to many as gravel roads and crutches are not a great combo 🤣

Nice job Scott the quarter panel install was done very well great work .

love watching your videos.they just keep getting better and better.

You're awesome, man. I may have to contact you so you can come on down to California for some vacation time.

Hey, maybe engineer a door in that cargo fence while it's off so next time all you'd have to do is pop it open and go. A very nice thing ya did, kudos.

Great colab. Love this content. Great that you keep on helping people. And never stop being sarcastic. From a rust and corrupt to a corrupt place. 😂

I had 67 Cougar! So I loved this video. Glad to see you back installing , grinding , welding and more grinding.

Hobart welders are owned and made by the same parent company that owns Miller Electric. I am not familiar with who makes the welders for Snap-On, but Miller welding equipment is top notch.

nice new twist to your channel

Damn Scott, you do real nice work. One word of warning. Sleep with one eye open because Mr Spotty may be in a vengeful mood being left in the _land of rust and corruption_ while you had a soiree in the deep south without him. 😁 *Thank you* for the video. 👍

Good job buddy God bless you

Scott on the road and whole new format for vehcor!

My first car! ‘68 w/289. I loved that beautiful beast!

That’s a cool car, and interesting. Would be nice to see you paint!

Well, that's a new experience., I like the concept. 👍

Loved the video (as usual).

Nice work, Scott. i'm surprised that those quarter panels fit so well. You need to order a pizza! Great story ! I often like taking the long way home!

Good content Scott, the world is your Oyster with your skills.

3:29 I have a Transit Connect with a sheet metal divider. I'd rather have too many bolts to keep all my stock from crushing me 😂 But I also wonder how much it alters the safety of the van with all the engineered crumple zones and stuff. Wish I'd learned more about autobody when I was younger. You make it look easy.

Not to take away from your wrecked rebuilds, which are fascinating, but this was great. I think you should start a series, "Restoration Rescue".

Awesome job Scott

A drive .crash fix it repeat travelling expert what more do you want Scott is the best.

This is cool i really enjoy your videos

Nice work!

I saw that dog you have so I think you do have a friend. Put the seat back please.

Wish I still had my 67 cougar,289 with bucket seats, automatic on the console. Navy blue.

My Grandma had a Cougar, when I was a little kid.... She used to ride us around in it..... Was a cool car... Great job by You & the Owner, trying to fix this one up.....