Rebuilding our semi collision GMC Yukon, installing the quarter panel part 4 

The best body guy hands down only one i would buy a car from with this kind of repair .

My day just got better, even if your video is "BORING". Your sense of humor just kills me. I love your sarcastic, witty comments.

Wet, windy and cold here in the PNW today...so no guilt taking time to watch this weeks Vehcor Repair Magic!

The knowledge you share is priceless...

I didn't think this was boring. I love Friday video release.

Wow, that's a lot of work! But in typical fashion you do it the right way. With the watchful eyes of mister smiley. Nice job.

Man you are a professional. Worked a long time in construction, and no matter what, if the opening isn't square, Nothing going to fit. . . I don't know your name, but it is a pleasure watching you work.

All night trip to a train means:vehcor catch up!! Keep em coming brother

Drive crash fix repeat. 💪👍

A ways enjoy watching. Love that you don’t edit to much out I’m enjoy the details mr spotty isn’t a hard worker and seems to get in the way a lot EH!

Man I wait til fridays to see you do GREAT correct work. Its refreshing to watch. Thank man....

Hi again Scott, from Canada. One of the best techs I have seen and as mentioned before, been an insurance appraiser for 20+ years. I have seen a lot of "butchers"... you are a true professional. Being a mechanic during the week, and then this work on weekends... crazy schedule. I assume you wife does the editing and that is well done! You really produce a good product. Not too many people would take the time to explain, the staggered type of panel welding. I hope that rubs off to other people. Look forward to the next, my Sunday morning is made up to watch your stuff! Thanks from Canada.

Nothing sketchy about your work, Your a true craftsman! My granddaughter loves your Smiley face tape people. Now I've got tape people stuck all around the house. 😂They're watching! LOL Thanks for sharing with us. Waiting for your next video.

Excellent job, thumbs up!

Scott you always go the extra mile to repair each vehicle properly & efficiently! Outstanding progress! Looking forward to the next video!

It's refreshing to see someone in the wrecked rebuild RU-vid community working on a "normal" car

I love the way your repairs are explained in such good detail. Great content! Cheers!

Good morning Scott, excellent work. Really good looking fit on all of the inner structure. There is nothing like having a parts vehicle to make the job go alot better. That is going to make someone a nice driving vehicle. By the way, where is the good looking afternoon help. Probably bought a vehicle of their own to repair. They certainly learned how to do it from you, and do it the right way. Have a good weekend. Thanks and you take care.

your videos give a lot of useful information on what to look for when buying a used car.... seeing how it's done right helps spot when it's been done wrong

My cat loves to watch your RU-vid channel with me

Mr. Happy Tape appears to be having a good time. That's nice.

It's amazing how a true body and repair guy can make a car look so good that Yukon gonna look like new again

Mr Vendor I'm amazed how you take on a technically challenging rebuild that good body shops would struggle with and make it look so easy that even I could do it, I neal before greatness ..... Ok perhaps a bit to much bum kissing but you are bloody good old chap. Keep on cutting buttercup. Gary..... England 🇬🇧

As an Aircraft Maintenance Technician for over 35 years, you would have been an excellent Structures Technician. You obviously have an amazing natural talent for this kind of work. I always look forward to seeing what is next. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see the finished product!

Great work as always..when I get done busting my knuckles it's always great to sit down and watch these videos. Seeing the ins and outs of a repair shop (body side) is fascinating. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.

This is an incredible build. A puzzle that only the best technician can accomplish.

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy these videos.

Done right as always. Enjoy your “boring” builds, inspires me to get out to the garage and continue with mine

I love the attention to the "Smiles"!!!

Look at that panel fit there @ 22.42 on..... Very nice , Scott.....quality work ! Very good measurement checking too . ...... THIS is how it should be done , people ! I'd have you repair my cars any day !.... ;-)

I was just getting to the hotdog and popcorn part. Easier than IKEA😂😂😂, you do incredible work, GM should hire you to teach them.

What a puzzle! Very interesting, can't wait for your next video. Didn't realize what all was involved in this repair. You are a master! My hat is off to you!!

This guy is very efficient with great attention to detail. A big advantage is he always seems to have the right tool for the tough parts of the job.

Just a comment and a thumbs up to help move your channel along the algorithm.

Man, a lot of work in the episode!

These videos may be boring for you but your autobody skills are extraordinary to most of us!

Coming on nicely

I have complimented you before about your great tutorial, fully well explained videos. Thank you for sharing. A thing that you enjoy and it does bother me is the haters. at this very moment you have 5320 views, 758 likes and 3 dislikes. What is it that is "disliked" ??

It's not tedious and annoying. It's detailed and satisfying.

Professional work, it will be as good as new. 👍🏻

Great job as usual

I see lots of sharp edges. The top of my head and backs of my hands would be one huge scab. Nice work.

I am learning more from you thanks for your videos !!

i love how you try to keep the smiley guy in the frame all the time he must be a big help

Looking great so far!!

Body looks to be built very sturdy on this GMT.

As always, enjoyed it. It wouldn’t be a major crime if they were longer. I understand you got to make a living.

You make my day a little easier every time .....i love your way of doing things

One of my new catch phrases .... in the pile

“Instead of chasing it around on the floor” omg lol!!! There’s a new device out called a bench vice lol. I’m not sure if you have them in the USA but up here in the frozen country of Canada we have had them for a little while. But sometimes when the vice freezes in the winter we do have to chase things around on the floor. Lol I couldn’t resist. God bless you

Awesome job as usual. Can’t believe you did this all in a morning though... Missed the afternoon crew!

Another awesome video Vehcor!!!!

Fantastic bit of fabrication done the right way 👍. I guess the afternoon crew are away on holiday lol

Osha approved. Those jokes never get old.

I too use the same professional directional paint masking method...

You sir are badass no better way to put it lol I would buy one of your vehicles any day thank you again for another great video looking forward to next Friday’s video hope you have a great weekend!!!

VRAIMENT DU TRES BEAU TRAVAIL : ENCORE BRAVO POUR VOTRE PROFESSIONALISME !!!!!

Awesome video that's how it should be done

OSHA: Be safe on the job Vehcor: Well no gloves, no hearing protection, but hey, "in the pile"😂😂

Some might say, "blau, blau, blau" with all the talking you overlay your work. HOWEVER, what you say and what we SEE is imperative to knowing (learning) how a job was put together. Never stop doing that, please. Too late for me to learn as my mentor (before you were probably born) made me learn with hand tools. That said, we ALL can still learn especially with the new metals on the newer cars among other changes. You are indeed an asset (NO not and ass - I said asset to RU-vid) and should hopefully be proud of what and how you do what you share with us. Hey, no fair! I just got done complimenting them in a reply on the last video and here they leave you on your own on this one. Too bad for them! (Do what you do best - SLEEP!) Sonny (CT)

I automatically hit the thumbs up. This guy never disappoints..

New subscriber - I have been following 18 other auto rebuild channels for quite some time, but have never seen sheet metal work done to this level. I was totally baffled by some of the cuts you were making, but obviously you knew what you were doing. I see this is part 4, so will go back and watch 1-3, and probably others you have done. So far I am really impressed with this project, and will stay with it. Also will spread the word to some others I interact with who may not know about your channel. Great work! 😉👍

Yeah, Those fancy Sawzall blades, with teeth, cut through that metal like butter. Nice job!

I’m excited

Love watching your rebuilds! You do excellent work.

awesome work

Another awesome segment. Still a whole lot of work, but awesome. 👍👍👍

I enjoy your realistic builds. Alot more informative than any oc the RU-vid kids builds!

I think my favourite tool is the big yellow saw so far :)

watch on Friday, Wait all Week, Repeat.

Nice work👍

Mr Spotty has his eye on you! :-)

Mad skills. Like a ninja.

I really dig boring build Friday’s !

No afternoon shift on Friday Scott? Always quality workmanship!

Tell the safety experts that you had your athletic supporter on for good luck ... thanks for making the videos

You make it look so easy.🤣👌

Great video!

Another Awesome video! What a great way to start the weekend. Thanks for sharing 👍😀

I bet you are good at putting puzzles together.

Good Work

I'm always anxious for your next video. You do an amazing job.

That was great start to finish! I'm always surprised how fast this part goes.

I sure like your videos. no bullshit music and epic splash screen on the start. He just gets to it........

Awesome job, as usual, great work.

Not sure if you're aware: dewalt recip saws are the ONLY recipt saw where you can put the blade in upside down and sideways. This helps if you have to get close to something using the top of the saw. Try it if you didn't know this already.

You do a really good job on your builds keep up the great work

I don't know how you do such a great job, if I was near you I would have you work on my cars!!!!

Did Mr.spotty have to escort the piece to the pile?🤣🤣

Great video I'm learning a lot thanks again for posting!!

On the way to get it back on the road again😃

I was a mechanic for 25 years and heard all kinds of horror stories about rebuilt vehicles, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to purchase a vehicle you repaired !

You make this stuff look easy!!! And I know its not to us mortals!!!😂

Good job

i work in a body shop and i must say your work is dead on, have you ever thought about getting a belt sander, i used one and havnt gone back since, amazon sells a 18" 3m belt sander for like 120 bucks, awesome work bro

Metal surgeon.,Nice job !

You threw smily face!! Nobody throws smiley face!!!!!!

I think you missed your calling - you should have been a dentist with all that drilling and grinding! (Great work by the way!)

Nice work. You should draw some safety glasses on Mr. Spotty to appease the safety experts as well.

One piece at a time.