Reassembling the totaled Yukon after paint. The Yuckon part 5 

Those are not my cigarettes! I do not smoke. So you can relax! They belong to a guy that drives around in a big black lifted 2015 Silverado diesel and comes to bother me on the weekends.

You are the only person I would purchase a vehicle with rebuild title from! Better than new! You are amazing! 👍🇺🇸

Another superb video - thank you! Love the fact you repaired the door handles and wheel rather than just throwing them away, we need more people doing that.

Another GREAT video!

From great to fantastic. You make it look easy...I do know is not. Again, thank you for all the details and patient to go step per step. Great tutorial for anyone.

You are the best there is on adapting & overcoming obstacles on vehicle rebuilds! Well done man!

Wheel repair was quite impressive. Nothing better than seeing someone take the tools the already have and adapt and be creative to fix something it wasn't designed for

I watched and enjoyed the rebuild of the dirtnali. I enjoy and look forward to your videos every week and crack up when I see your post it notes with the smile face on it. I noticed that after you finished the truck, two other rebuild shows, Goonzquad and Alex rebuilds are now also rebuilding GMC Denali pickups. I think you started a trend.

The wheel fix was pretty slick

JUST AWESOME.I LOVE WATCHING THE TRANSFORMATIONS .YOUR ATTENTION TO DETAIL SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS.THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEOS.

That rim repair was brilliant. Good ole porta power.

I was talking to a friend of mine the other day as we were leaving the gym, & we were talking about one of my cars. (my 2002 Grand Am G.T. winter beater...not too nice)Anyway, I started talking about your channel, I couldn't believe he never checked it out before seeing as we like the same stuff! Now he knows better.

I figured the cigs weren’t yours anyway. You’re too smart to smoke. Man you took took that rim prisoner and didn’t cut it loose until it was perfect. I didn’t expect any less from the man who fears no bent frame, dented fender or worse. You’re an absolute joy to watch. Love the deadpan humor. Can’t wait till next Friday. I like it before I see it.

Well done as always!

You could restore a vehicle that came out of a crusher, awesome skills. I would buy that vehicle and feel comfortable driving it. I liked how you fixed that wheel, with finesse. It's not the application of a large amount of force, it's the correct application of a small amount of force.

That Yucon looks like a shiney Jewel !!!! Great Job.

Great job as always Rich. I like how you show all the elbow grease to get jobs done. Kinda puts insurance companies to shame for what they are willing to pay vs what they collect. Also the scab shops cutting corners to make that much more bang for the buck. Thanks for sharing

Every friday i come home after working in a shop all week looking forward to your videos. You NEVER disappoint.

Good product placement for Newports. Thank you for the video sir.

Excellent video on the wheel repair. Guessing not many guys would even bother.

Awesome video! My kids are all grown up now with kids of their own, there was a reason I never let them eat or drink in our cars. Not sure what people are thinking. The job is looking good and can't wait for the next video. You make it look so easy......

I like the way you work, through and through! I wish I lived close to you so I could come and learn from you man.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I am amazing the way you do all this stuff, how you remember every single thing, every scrub and pipe lines etc. I am impressed, sorry my English is not the best.

Good job on the wheel, And the rest of the Yuckon.

FANTASTIC!! You saved the BEST 4 LAST: Love What You Did With The Rim... Can't Wait to see the Finale.

Great video as usual! Looking forward to next weeks video!

a nice steady relaxing video to watch.loved the improvisation on the rim and it worked,brilliant

Good job and i like all the small detalis u work on it👍, All the Best

All ways a pleasure to watch your videos really interesting keep up the great work

Friday night is not complete without a beer and a Vehcor video. The best auto repair channel on RU-vid. Simple videos, quality work... awesome!

I'm glad to see you are getting some fans on your channel, well deserved. And those ^^12 asshats that didn't want to just move along. ^^

Man, hats off to this dude. He is the G.O.A.T

Never thought you could fix wheels but you showed that it can be done super cool, great video....Thxs

You make it look soooo easy!!! Love the way you work, by the way, please introduce the lady who also works on the trucks from time to time, or did i miss something, keep up the good work!!!

Nice job on that wheel! Jeez, looks factory!

What I wouldn't give, to have the knowledge, experience, and the equipment you have. Totally amazing! I would buy a car from you sight unseen!

Love the videos, great work. Keep up the good spirit 👍

Closing on the new shop Tuesday!!! Back to shopping for me!! Gotta finish the dual sport XJ project!!

Another awesome video. Thanks for showing the rim repair. Cant wait to.see the finished product!

hey vehcor great trick on fixing the wheel

Ur the man bro...👍🏻 keep them awesome videos coming really enjoy them 2 thumbs up 👍🏻

Thank you for the Topdon link!

Nice job on rounding the rim!

*Steam cleaner and a buffer with a scrubbing detail brush, some shampoo and a bunch of clean rags and you'll swear that interior was brand new again. dang thought this was the last video for this truck wasn't thinking about your detail guy needing his turn at it yet. thought that it would just magically be finished since you got all the trim back on it. No matter i'll still be watching. can't believe you didn't pop that porta power out of the rim even once. i bought the 20,000 pound one myself the little 5000 pound one i am sure has it's place too but i had that Tim Allen thing going and gave my 10,000 pound one to my neighbor when i bought this new one*

Great Job, great way to straighten a rim without spending big $$$$$$$$

I just recently discovered your channel when the white grand am popped on my feed. Catching up on the other videos. Awesome work you do.

With every video I watch, it makes me want to do this more and more!

The Vechor almost tight face is great lol

This GMC is coming together very nice. Swapping the frame was a lot of work, but is the best way to fix this truck. I will buy your rebuilded cars i a heartbeat. Good work again 👌

Love the wheel tips, great work as alawys

There’s nothing I can add that hasn’t already been said, including what you said while using the torches, So I will just let it go at that. Keep up the good work, keep the videos coming, Look forward to the next one even more.

Nice work , really interesting stuff as always !

Thanks a lot on the obd scanner just ordered one with your code. I also just bought a yukon same color at action all it needs now is to change fender and paint it.

I got smart and mowed the lawn yesterday, so I could watch the video today and avoid grief! Clearly you know alloy wheel repair, but do you ever use an outside service? I see the ads for places that will fix bends as well and buff out gouges, scratches, polish and clear coat. Just wondering...seems like you see a lot of wheel damage in your line of work and replacements are pricey!

Great job on the wheel and the handles have to save money on those builds it helps on your bottom line ✌🏽

Love the video keep up the great work up

Thanks for the scanner recommendation. I have been researching them, but never ran across this one. Ordered using your discount code. The Yukon is coming together nicely!

@Vehcor looking good as usual. Love the content, brother!

Wow what you did to fix the rim.....you sir are a Master Jedi.......

So glad my kids are old enough to keep my vehicles from looking like this. Plus I clean it and make them help!

It gonna so nice when you get done with that Yukon

Good work vehcor you take pride in your work

Liked the wheel straightening.

Cool work man 👍😎

Fantastic video as always bro

another great video! Cheers from Seattle

As always great video.

Awesome video as usual! Keep it up!!!

The perks of a couple that both work out.. tons of empty protien and pre-work out tubs to use as storage 😂😂

Awesome job

Nice job on that rim. I thought you were going to go full hammer on it at which point we would have found out how much a new rim cost. 😂

A million thumbs up!!

You made my wife spit out her soda when you said the word "Double Fisting" She looked at me and asked wtf I was watching... She did not catch anything other then those words... Now I have questions ;P

I knew the air chisel was coming out sooner or later

I am disappointed that the OEM sticker was not transferred from the old master cylinder reservoir to the new one. Oh well, maybe next time. Love the content, thank you for sharing.

👍👍looking good

You make it look so easy.... Good work though!

i love how you respct all the comments bro ❤👍

Bought the scan tool thanks for the discount code

Man I stumbled on your channel! I just bought a f250 from copart to play with on youtube, great channel!

late to the party but....... the air chizzle on the steering wheel is just sick!! when i hit the lotto i'm hunting you down lol

Another great job. The detail crew may have to charge double with this one lol. 👍👍👍

Looks like you got a decent bicep pump throwing the Yukon together

I guess building all of those plastic model cars, when you were a kid, really comes in handy now... LOL

Fixing those door handles makes you look like a dentist. I'm not joking. Cleaning out the cracks and hole with a small, high speed tool. Check. Epoxy on the metal inserts (filling a cavity). Let it set. Fixed and better than new.

Love the colour of the truck, I liked the dirty part replacement joke, haha, I'd buy the obd scanner but it's not available in the UK :( Fixing the wheel was very clever :)

Necessity is the mother of invention when it comes to repairing that wheel for sure. I've never seen the inserts pop out of the door handles like that though, usually they break somewhere else on the handle. You should see this Prius I've been working on, it makes the Yuckon look spotless! I have to replace the left quarter, roof skin (you think GM headliner harnesses are difficult?) right front door skin, and about 12 hours worth of repair on the right quarter and right rear door. I filled one of the lawn sized trash bags with about 50lbs of stinky clothes that came out of the rear hatch just so I could pull the interior trim. I don't want to mention the smell or the fact that this poor car has never been vaccumed or cleaned in its 9 year lifespan. Edit... Nice deal on the scanner though, I picked one up just because of the price. Most scanners like that don't do ABS or SRS, at least in that price range. I somehow managed to get an additional 10% off coupon on top of the discount so it was only $89. Only 5 left in stock now!

Nice! But I hate that you left us till next week to see the walk around. Lol

Man, I was gonna scream at you for smoking lmao. Man this Yukon is coning together beautifully! I think you should build me one next!!! 😂

Excelente trabajo bendiciones

Nice looking GMC now

I always worry when I find those 'maintenance' items (master brake cylinder) because I figure if they refused to fix that $50 part, there will be other problems. Of course, you fix it by replacing absolutely fricken everything.... but to us mortals, signs like that encourage us to run away.

The piece that you say you're not sure what it does. It looks like it lines up with the styrofoam absorber in bumper, helps support it.

Wheel repair, clever

Improvise adapt and overcome.

nice wheel

Double fisting always work😂👍🏼 i love the commentary in your videos, keep up the great work!💪🏼👍🏼

Reassembly ?????? Do you like to work with plastics/parts ? To me I've come to accept and appreciate the plastics. Yes they can and will get broke, but just like this GMC build, you can always bend a plastic part slightly. But if it's metal your gonna need to heat it, if it's chrome, it's going to change the color of the chrome. And like you just showed, a little epoxy. I use a product called E6000. When you pre apply 3M 4298 adhesive promoter, you have as close to a welded part as possible. I like it for interior work as it's very flexible to temperature.

At 5:45 words of wisdom!! Line up the holes, and push it in. Same thing on the other side!!

two smooth