Part 6: 2015 Chevrolet Silverado LTZ Duramax rebuild. The marathon weekend has arrived! 

Absolutely vintage Scott. Incredible memory and mechanical ability.

I always hit "like" on your videos before I even watch it because I know it will be a treat!

The scope of this project is huge. Very impressive. Great series.

I stumbled on You video by accident, I enjoy watching how you show how to tear down and put together a vehicle. Can’t wait to see your next one👍

That wrench on the park brake cable is genius. Thank you 👍👍👍 life will be so much easier now lol.

Its amazing what one can accomplish in a weekend when you put your mind to it. Can't wait to see the finished build.

It’s a pleasure to watch a skilled craftsman work. Your channel deserves to have at least 92633936353729282626283 subscribers. 😊

I sincerely admire your work ethic, man. This is a metric crapton of work to squeeze in on nights and weekends, and you do a stellar job.

Man, you inspire me to learn more about my truck. The amount of time, patience, and the background knowledge you have. Great job. Looking fwd to the final piece.

i love how you make your videos, not too much preaching just a simple description as you go along, i will never want or be able to do what you do so i just like to enjoy watching. keep on trucking

This has become one of my favorite rebuild chanels. This guy is insane and has a ton of patients and skill and is pretty entertaining

Just stumbled onto you this AM man... What a freaking treat!! A man who has worked his ass off,gained the knowledge and experience to make the absolute worst scenario,seem easy. Damn you,,,now I'll be watching your videos incessantly :( Some guys drink, smoke,chase women... I've always neen obsessed with wrecked late models... My ony surprise from your genius.... That you don't degrease and steam your work before digging in. No matter your situation. It makes EVERY single job go easier/smoother/better. I know it takes time to do,but it is worth EVERY second. Thanx for sharing!!

I love how you voice over and explain what steps your taking, first time I have ever seen a utuber do that , great series buddy

So glad I found your channel! Subbed straight after first video about 3 days ago and now on “binge watch” ever since 😂 love your approach and the way you explain everything. Can’t wait for part 6 !!! Thank you !!! Tom ( Ireland 🇮🇪)

I literally forgot to breath watching this.Super interesting.Your talent is amazing to watch and no it’s not EASY!!.you work like a clock ticks.A Rolex infact😂Huge thanks from🇮🇪.

Great work Scott always look forward to watch you work on this truck. Can't wait for the day when I watch you start it up and take it for a drive.

Great video. You don't mess around when you're putting something together. I can see that you know what you're doing. Keep it up I sure enjoy your videos.

Your videos are awesome! Thanks for taking the extra time to set up your camera, etc...and sharing them with us!

mad respect... that's a lot of work. can't wait to see the finished truck!

Very good as always. I enjoy watching people work when it all comes together you do really good work

Wow you are making this build look a lot easier than it is. Great job and I cannot wait for the end results

If you did an hour video, I would watch it. Don't know how you remember where all the fasteners go. Like the labeled container "trick". Thanks for sharing, looking forward to more! Nice simple explanations, no extra "chatter" required as on some others. Refreshing!

Outstanding video. You continue to give me an appreciation for my car and how it all manages to work every time I start it up! Thanks for taking the time to show us how it’s done.

Excellent video,looking forward to the finish!👍

That alone would be a winter long project for me, blows my mind that you do all that in a day or 2 in someone’s else’s shop workin around their schedule and transporting parts and tools. I am lookin forward to see how you keep track of nuts and bolts and parts placement on jobs like this. Good work man.

New to your channel, enjoy your videos and tips. I'm impressed by your organization and ability to tackle a job of this magnitude. Thanks for taking the time to share.

Glad to have came across your Channel make that work look easy look forward to watch other uploads thanks.

Scott you are doing an excellent job on this rebuild! Even though it will be an amalgamation of parts when done it will not be a Frankenstein truck! You will have it looking like a million bucks! Your hard work is turning a disaster into a success story! Well done!

Thank you for taking the time to show the whole process I would love to be able to do this as a side gig in a few years look forward too part 2

Good afternoon Scott, wow you could be a one-man assembly line for the GM truck plant here in Fort Wayne Indiana. I have taken three tours of that truck plant and every time it looks like the people are taking more parts off that were installed wrong, then were installed properly. You must have a photographic memory to know where everything and all parts go. As I've stated before I have to take reference photos of everything. Thanks for a great Friday afternoon video. Can't wait for next week's edition. You have a good week. Take care.

A Pre workout cup is the best nut and bolts holder. Lol Great vid

Amazing work. I can't even imagine attempting something like this. Can't wait for the next one.

I'm fortunate as a new subscriber I can binge watch altogether great series impressive resulting in a great rustfree vehicle 👍

Been looking forward to this installment - great update, thanks for all the work you put in to making these for us!

Them cordless drivers are a life saver on project like this.

Scott, a man (or woman) knows that they are a gearhead when they spend countless hours watching a master mechanic (technician) do a major repair and restoration such as yours. I find your work to be relaxing and enjoyable, even though I will never attempt anything like what you are doing. Of course, I have been a car guy and gearhead since the early '60s. So, yeah, I'm very old at his point. Btw, you and I have the same dry sense of humor. Cracks me up. Thank you!

Mr SPOOTY, your doing a excellent job, really good.

I’m excited for your truck project to come to its end. It will look really good once finished Looking forward to watching more videos

Way cool! Thanks Appears you get to see all the secrets to these vehicles Great Video!

You’re such a pro, I’m learning so much from you, thanks man. (Love the shirt btw)

You are my favorite channel! Great work. Can’t wait till next week

My lord. Please tell me the secret to remembering where all those bolts go. I go to painstaking levels to ensure there are no extra bolts. Keep it up brother. But why is the carpet dirty..... lol I know time but since you had it out you shouldve power washed it and put in some new car fragrance.

Great stuff man.Youre a hard worker for sure.Rock on!

Good video as always! I love watching all of them, especially this pickup.

Love your videos. I've been following this build and a couple from some other RU-vidrs such as yourself and I'm always looking forward to the next one.

When I watch you removing parts, cabs, etc. And then assembling all of them back on. All I can thing of is how many thousands of people had to put it all together on an assembly line!!!! A friend of mine worked on that assembly line, (retired now). All he had to do was put the front seatbelts in the truck, handing on the drivers seatbelt to the other guy and then putting a few bolts on his side that hold the center console. He had just a little over two and a half minutes. We built Scouts where I worked, ( I mentoned that before), but it was much easier assembling the Scout then what is involved in the new vehicles that are built. I also have to chuckle when you comment on some of the things that had to be redone once in awhile. Blows my mind when I see, most of the time you are doing a whole assembly line wortth of work! Much of the time all alone. Keep up the the good work, I enjoy it very much.

You had one job, one job! Love the work being done so far, can’t wait till the next installment comes out! You stated you would do a video on how you stay organized, that one I really want to see. Having worked for a small body shop years ago, I don’t remember how he stayed organized, all though he never did a complete swap/tear down like this... amazing videos, keep up the great work! Keep them coming.......please.

Was looking forward to the next video and again i was not disappointed. Great job, I'm actually learning something.

Your videos keep getting better. Can't wait for the next one!

Thanks for your taking the time.....what did we ever do with no cordless tools....frame swaps with air hoses everywhere.lol

Nice work! I love your little wrench tip for the retaining clips on the e-brake cable. I’ve always just poked the clips in one at a time with a screw driver, now I feel stupid lol!

That trick with the ½" wrench on the emergency brake cable is great! How many of those have I fussed with using needlenose Vise-Grips working around endlessly. Thanks for yet another great tip!

Awesome video as always. I can't wait to see it complete!!!

Amazing you make it look so easy keep it up

Love ur videos man ! You need ur own shop bud ! Know guys with own shop who have half the knowledge you do . Imagine the possibilities (productivity )-can’t wait for the next video and final product.

You Sir, are a mad men :) Keep on doing what you are doing, thanks for the videos! Cheers from Germany

An excellent video looking forward to the end result.👍

Great fully detailed video Great job Keep posting 👍

Your trick about the e brake cable, also works on cables going thru the brake shields on the rear ends, when I swapped axles on my old square bodies....

I am looking forward to seeing how you keep the bolts straight in something like the dash. Body and engine bolts are no problem but making sure all the bolts go back into the dash...that is impressive.

Hi great videos great to watch really good content really interesting to watch keep them coming

You sure knocked out a lot of work... Damn.

I've had a few f**k-ups like that but then we're only Human. This was a very good re-build 👍

Very good video. Thank you for share your knowledge 👍🏼

Nice work around with the E brake cable clips!

Thinking back to the days before the screw gun :-) everyone had one real strong wrist! Can't wait to see your video on how you keep track of all this crap.

Great videos love them .... I always used guitar wire to remove windshields just have to b careful in the corners depending on the vehicle

Well worth the effort, excellent work.

Love how the truck coming along

Very well done great work

Great video series, thank you

Beats me how you remember what goes where!

vraiment du travail de professionnel , bon courage pour la suite !!!!

Dude,i WISH i knew about the wrench trick for the ebrake cable clip!!!!! Damn it, the struggling that thing caused!!!

You do awesome work man. Totally hooked on your videos. Wish we had more videos of the truck tho.

So I like all your videos but this is much better then the time laps. Great series

That's cool, best build series on the tube. Are you going to do a cost analysis at the end?

very nice job I am a fan 👍🏼

I was waiting for this!

The work you're doing is INSANE! Gotta give respect where it's due! Would like to see how you classify your bolts tho ...that would be interesting. Good work bro!

I was wondering, what would you say is the best way to remove spot welds when changing panels? I like that parking brake wrench trick, I always just struggled with pulling and pushing the pins in with a screwdriver. Do you run into programming issues with swapping parts around?

👍 nice job !

Hey, if everything didn't go according to plan, but that was part of the plan, then everything went according to plan.

Mad skills. Much respect!!

Thanks for the Awesome content! 👍

Man I wish all the door water barriers came off that easy! 4:20

Top job mate.

I couldn't wait to see this vid!!

holly detail , I'll be sitting tight waiting for part 2..

You're amazing, Bro.

Good shit keep up the awesome work!

Can't wait until its finished

damn! to the untrained eye, such as myself, that's one big jig saw puzzle to put back together lol!

Thanks for sharing

Almost looks like Trucks are easier to rebuild with the right stuff like a lift. Nice shirt at the end btw.

Good video interesting as always. What a contrast to the goonzquad videos I watch where every other word is "Dude " or "sick" lol

I Love the view

Great video 👌🏻

Thanks for showing me why dealer shop rates are so high!!!

Awesome job.