Without a doubt the only person I would buy a rebuilt car or truck from. Probably put together better than new.

I worked at Fort Wayne Assembly for 30 years. We called that color ghetto gold. It was a PITA to keep from orange peeling. Nice to see the FWA sticker stayed on all those years. Nice job rebuilding, Scott.

Every town needs a competent rebuild guy like Scott. Great job, easy flip. (Edit for Joe the grammar nazi haha)

"Upsetting the halogen having peasants" 😂😂😂 You rock Scott, always look forward to Friday afternoon.

Seems like there was more work involved in fixing all the small issues and the maintenance than what there was in the actual damage repair. For an older truck, it came out looking pretty good. Always interesting seeing how you turn a pile of junk into a nice vehicle that the new owner can enjoy for years to come. All the best from Queensland Australia.

This was a satisfying build, all wrapped up in one video. I haven't seen a pickup that bare bones in quite awhile but I think they'll be making a comeback with new pickups costing as much as a house.

Personally I like the longer more inclusive episodes nice save on a pretty clean rig.thanks john from arizona

Glad you saved it, looks like it has a lot of use left in it. I had an 03 and and 06 easier to work on than the newer stuff! Thanks!

The only guy I like to watch rebuild vehicles! Without a doubt the best rebuilder on KZfaq!

This looks like a good channel I just found it today. After seeing some of this guys work I realized some shops I worked in were very half ass

Scott is the true professional, a good pro makes everything look so simple even the most tedious and mundane things, I love watching scott work and his commentary is a joy to listen to, no I’m not a sponsor, greetings from Ireland

happy fourth of July in advance. man will always be free( if he's self sufficient)

Enjoy all your videos Scott! Must say that you make everything look easy, almost like anyone can do it. You are a true craftsman in this field and all of your work is exceptional!!

Another fine job of breathing new life and usefulness into a vehicle that just needed a little TLC!!!

Usual condescending humor! I love it! Keep up the great videos!

I really like your show. You do awesome work. I’ve been licensed for over 30 years and I always learn something new from you. That’s what I love about this trade.

Scott will repair it Better than new! Can't beat the quality work that he's does!

Great job as usual Scott. I have said this before. If I lived in the USA I would not be afraid to buy one of your rebuilt trucks. You make them nicer then GM ever did. Have a great long weekend.

Fantastic! I’ve got a 02 2500hd that’s in not too bad shape, but it would be cool to have someone like Scott work his magic on it. The gmt800’s are worth saving. I sure don’t want to let mine go.

It's kinda funny, Y'all come to Texas to find rust free trucks, we go north to find trucks with interior plastics that haven't completely disintegrated. I think a 1994-up body style dashboard without cracks sells for more than a running truck does these days. Unless it's a Cummins, then they're all at least 20k.

What a wonderful job. Saved this great piece of American iron for many more years of use. Great vehicle!

Trucks like that are in very high demand , not everyone can afford a 60,000 dollar truck , excellent work all the way around Scott that truck looks almost new !

Hey! Hello Scott! Happy 4th of July to everybody!

Classic build from a classic rebuilder. It was nice to see Mr Spotty again on the door edge. It’s good to have a properly trained all purpose gnome on site too. See you next week.

Thanks Scott! Every used car dealerships should be as thorough as you!

Awesome job Scott! Thanks for sharing the build.

Oh! The face again for the jam nut. Just like old times, Scott. Loving it!

Ground wire on hood is to minimize radio interference from the ignition system radiating in to the radio antenna.

Only wish your Emporium was filled with 2004-2008 F150s because great step by step videos can really be hit or miss...luckily so far I have always found something manageable.

Good video on how to maintain your own work truck. I feel more confident after watching. seeing that so much is simply held together with clips. No step for a high stepper.

Great job, Scott. I enjoyed the long video. Keep up the great work 😊👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

That truck and pole shared a kiss? Looks more like they swapped DNA. Thanks again Scott.

VERY VERY COOL & VERY INTRIGGING TO WATCH HERE NOW I SEE WHAT ALL I HAVE TO DO TO GET MY PECKY HEAD LINER DOWN & OUT & RE-DONE........ GREAT JOB ON THE HOLE RIG HERE.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like all of your chevy truck rebuild videos. I own a 02 Chevy 1500 since new.. and it still runs great!

you run a nylon fishing line in those rain visors with double sided tape and you're golden.

Honesty Very Refreshing and less and less common these days. Kudos Brother.

I have a soft spot for the’88-‘98 GM Full size trucks, but having owned several of both, I have to say I love the ‘99-‘07(classic), but especially the ‘03-‘07 “cat-eye” the best! They really do have the world’s easiest-to-change headlights! Don’t even have to adjust them, after re-installation. These trucks just have everything going for them!

Glad to see Mr. Spotty made a guest appearance. He looks happy.

Looks great!! I love your video commentary, I can always count on you to do great videos and make me laugh at the same time. Keep up the great work! 👍

The monotone and hilarious puns kill me. I could watch these all day. Makes me miss being in a shop.

As always in depth video I'll watch it later I have staff to do. I did promise my self to watch your video great info!!!!

I learn a LOT from your videos. 1. Parts vehicles are cheaper than buying individual parts 2. Everyone has a belt moulding installation tool 3. Cavity wax 4. How to properly do brakes 5. GM sucks at making things 6. GM also hates people. *Looks at headliner harness* 7. Jiffy Lube also loves to make people suffer

That Gold color reflects heat well , I like it almost as much as white and silver.

Finally back to the reason I subed, fixing trucks

Glad to see MR. Spotty once again !!!

I had to finish watching this morning, because boring build Friday was Saturday night and Sunday morning for me. Hey, I am traveling in Washington state (the good side) currently and my schedule is messed up for watching 😂

Great job as always Scott!! Without your sarcasm you videos wouldn't have as good as they are!!!

I liked this longer running video for this more simple repair.

Excellent job...your work is better than a factory repair job..amazes me how a insurance company will total a vehicle with minor damage..i see it all the time..see you on the next one Cheers friend 🍺🍺🍺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Once again Scott, Nice build, your skills are second to none.

You did comment on installing dirty glass. I was waiting for it.

Always learn something new watching your vids , thanks 👍

I use to do that kind of work great to see some one else do that

Thumbs up for mentioning the "mechanic's hibachi" there :o) Been there; done that, lol.

The ground on the hood is for radio / ignition noise suppression if your curious. The hood liner has a foil element that once grounded keep that whine out of the radio and electrical components.

Oh boy a bowtie.. the narrator is the best part. Stsy safe and be well.

You have the perfect balance of sarcasm and smart assory.

Well done Scott, and yes, we have a truck in South Central Texas.

I liked how it was all in one video, pretty decent lookin truck!

Bought a stripper 2006 brand new for $12.5K out the door. Automatic was the only option. I installed a trailer hitch and upgraded Ebay factory AM/FM/CD radio and Ebay folding armrest seat. Best truck ever. But LOF with full synthetic every 5 and trans service every 25. Still the same units at 155K

Great job from a fellow rebuilder

Tow hooks on the front of a 2wd truck come in handy when said 2wd get's stuck. So much easier to tow it out.

These trucks are the most profitable ones, once they are in good shape and cleanned up. Keep up the good jobs and videos coming. ( your loyal french canadian subscriber)

That ratchet pulling the bumper bolts off, is a beast. I watched the torque throw my laptop through the kitchen window.

From across the pond in the UK, always good to watch you turn round a very good job

It makes me happy to see these Chevy gmt800s have new life breathed into them I grew up in one just like it my father still has it it's an old reliable Chevy truck it's never left anyone stranded it to has met a pole once in the snow no big deal 3k later and brand new again

1 hour! This is going to take a few days to watch. I’ll need several naps.

Glad to see Mr. Spotty is back! Keep up the good work.

I Like your sarcasm Scott! Keep it up. Good job on the truck too! Thanks for posting this. I think in '2007' they had changed the body style midway in the year.

An hour long video... Impressive as your work itself :)

“Old Man Gold” like my 2013 Malibu. It must be code to pass me on the freeway. Nice rebuild!

Good I did fall a sleep just got off work So I had to watch over again Good job all in one seating 😎

Hi Scott, thank you for the build. Have a good weekend.

I appreciate the way you crack your self up, keep up the good work 👏

You've probably heard this before... But you do great work ‼️‼️‼️‼️love watching your videos 👍👍

Happy fourth of July @vehcor!

That’s really damn nice truck. It’s amazing that it’s from Cleveland.

What no ( what´s in the console game?) that´s the best part of the video and the hater´s tears well I loved it I was actually able to venture out and did my headliner over the weekend, I had to use that 3m stuff a bit more expensive thanks for the tutorial. I did my Ford Ranger. Best wishes from Bishop Stortford, U.K. I´ve been following you since ever since was working in Peru South America back in the days of 20k subscribers, I was able to fix my Denali seats thanks to your expertise

Great job! I'm sure it made a nice work truck. Looks nice!

Love your videos Scott and I love love when you do the gmt800 trucks I love these trucks and they are very simple I have a 2001 that one day I want to do up the way I been planning on and every time I see any video of yours it motivates me to keep wanting to do it but when I see your videos including trucks like mine it really makes me want to start the process lol I’m in jersey so you know them rockers got that mod that everyone loves the ones where when you hit hard enough bumps you get the weight reduction to go faster I guess it’s a plus because I’m to broke for go fast parts hahah

Much better format, all in one, love it :-) thank you 🥰

You’re the man,Chris!

The hinges make for a poor ground. The ground strap for the hood keeps all of the panels grounded to each other and prevents RF noise. This will help the radio have better signal.

We’ve got a very similar sense of humour. Brilliant video 👍

Scott I really wished you lived closer to Arkansas, I’d never buy from a dealership again. Always top notch .

great work... more is not needed for an worktruck... an i think its the best way to keep him on the road..

You know what would be cool is to plug a cable into your head and down load all your knowledge on R & R to a thumb drive then you could sell it for a fee! I think that is a great idea, don’t you? You have a great dry sense of humor. I love it! Did you ever finish your 65 Mustang body to new under carriage project?

The earth wire helps the radio reception on the bonnet great job !!!!

Well missed this one, let me know if you find another one, it's for my granddaughter I'll be watching you, I like your work you do a great job.

Great job! We throw away good cars way to often.

The last couple years I've been retailing almost exclusively these 99 to 07 GM trucks and honestly, I have no idea how a 2wd, let alone a V6, is worth the effort. You had to get it dirt cheap. But they are easy to work on.

I was very impressed that the torque rag managed to achieve 6,000 lbs.

It's just silly to have quick connectors on the heater core, just to put a hose clamp on it anyway. lol. They could save the parts and the hassle and just put the hose over the heater core lines directly. That's what I ended up doing in my F350 with a new core--- and it has worked well for over 100k more miles. 330k now on my 2002 7.3 Diesel. Has 6spd manual, manual transfer case and manual locking hubs. Probably the best truck Ford ever made.

Another excellent video! Thanks Scott!!!

He makes it look easy. Lots of knowledge there for sure. Imagine if they made a brand new production model the same everything ( window cranks) with the good Vortec motor, no AFM. Good affordable price point. History would be made???

I worked at Oreilly Auto Parts.Sold lots of those GM hose fittings.Did really like that era of GM pickups when they made the headlights so easy to remove.

It looks great, Scott!

Love the 03-07 Silverado builds.

Nice video again. The result is nice. Keep up the good work 👍

Long video, but still excellent as always. My parents had a 72 Dodge that was totaled out for basically the same front end damage many years ago, and I know that who ever bought it at the auction ended up with a really sweet old truck from the deal.