The "Dirtnali" rebuild Part 5: Trimming and fitting the parts on our 2018 Sierra Denali project. 

Lost my job on Tuesday this week been depressed since, but today when I saw this video I'm feeling better. Your might not think a silly truck video can help someone but it helped me. Thank you.

The Worst part of watching these videos.... is when you notice there's only 12 seconds left to watch!!! Damn!!! haha No idea where you obtained your knowledge and skills to perform open heart (auto skin) surgery like you do... but You are a Pro!!! You need to have a Gig on the Discovery Channel!!! Thanks again for letting us watch your excellent work!!!

I make people at work watch your videos and we'll spend the whole day watching them instead of binge watching something pointless. its very therapeutic as well. Got me the through deployment instead of normal therapy.

Brother your a pro at this, awesome work and best of all your humor is great I enjoy watching your vid's ...keep them coming

Man you do an excellent rebuild using both the weld thru primer & etching primer. Lots of guys do little to nothing for rust protection. Totally efficient & quality oriented work! A job well done! Thanks for the awesome video!

Thats talent, someone else would have said its not fixable and would have swap the entire cab, great job sir!👍🏼😁

Amazing work even with a sore back.

Your attention to detail is second to none. Sorry you lost that week with your back. I am glad to see you moving more freely again.

Man you are doing a great job!!! Stay healthy so you can get it done asap!!!

I wont have any apprehension buying a vehicle repaired by you , you definitely know what you're doing , excellent work as always .

Amazing attention to detail it's a pleasure watching a true professional or shall I say artist at work.

Another amazing vid. Your videos are 100x better to watch then everyone else's. Like everything you do, the level of detail that you give us, it's just amazing. Most others will gloss over it just to show the finished work. But that is what makes your channel really special to watch. Thanks again for showing us your knowledge and expertise. Very much looking forward to the next one.

Awesome video, as usual, can't wait to see the next one and the completed truck.

You are seriously inspiring, my man. Your skill and attention to detail are unmatched. Also, the production of your videos is on-par with channels that have full production teams. Very, very well done. Appreciate all your work and sharing with us.

I read them usually afterwards but sometimes it doesn’t flow as well as usual and I have to your work is GREAT your ¢ents of humor pretty good your narration informative just sometimes I can’t make it thru the first time love your work ethic

As I lay here,recovering from back surgery number 7,laminectomy of t19/10,enjoying your work ethic and skill level.Would be proud to own one of your rebuilds,keep doing Your craft.

Thanks for another great video! So many of my “used to be” favorite channels are more like blogs now. They talk more than they work. It’s great to see a video with work from beginning to end!

Love the attention to detail. But: We need to see 'The Pile'....

Tough sumbitch....no gloves with all that metal! I'd be crying. Great video as usual. Love it. Amazing how much welding and pieced together these trucks are.

Yes, I am the one that still reads the description! You're talent is amazing. If I lived near you I'd volunteer my time and work with you on anything you could use a helping hand with.

Another awesome video! Thank you for the content.

Nice work man!

Glad the back is working enough for ya. Truck is coming along nicely!

Glad your feeling a little better! Great to see another vid on the Dirtnali, Always Love seeing your work and attention to detail!! Keep it up, Can't wait for the finished product.. But take care of yourself bud.

Can't believe GM went back to that style of door hinge on the trucks. Just like the 70's and 80's truck door hinges. I much prefer the 99 to 07 generation of truck door hinges. Makes hanging doors as one person so much easier. Nice work on this truck.

Man you are a wizard! Thanks for taking the time to show us how you’re doing what you’re doing. Big thumbs up from ontario Canada!

Glad you are on the mend .. I am looking forward to the next episode

Your videos really show the stark realities of body and fender work.

"say it with me - in the pile" lost my self and laughed way to hard at that, did not expect it, thought you were going to say, "favorite tool"

Nice work! A lot of people do not do proper corrosion protection on structural parts that are layered. Nice to see proper corrosion protection. Also, all the measurements ensure that everything fits right the first time....

Back brace on carrying a fully assembled door. That'll straighten ya out lol. Awesome work!

I can’t stress this enough, you’re The GOAT. You’re blessed with skills in so many levels.🙏

More puzzle pieces fit in the right places. Amazing what some people can do and make it look so easy.

28 years of drywall, that backbrace crutch and crooked walk are part of our trade as well

You the best man a true master and professional keep them coming

Vehcor this is the first time watching your videos and I want to say you are a true professional. Excellent job. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy one of your rebuilds.

I did not realize how bad you hurt your back, I am glad to see your back at it again. Looking forward to your next video

I THINK THIS GUY DOES REALLY GREAT WORK ON TRUCKS .

Half expected to see you use the air chisel for the front door adjustment😎

Always look forward to your videos man 👍🏼

Rebuild done right, not like me with a tow strap and a forklift pulling a Jetta across the yard.... granted, it was a $100 Jetta.... but still, :) thanks for taking the time to do these....

Thanks for the video Brother. Always a pleasure to watch your work.

My Wife and I were saying with you "In the pile." :)

Looks like your "managing" with your back. Enjoyed the video & seeing it come together with the attention to detail. Keep it up!

Just can't get enough of your videos. I feel for you with that back i have one just like it....sucks.

I really enjoy your videos and how detail oriented you are. Cant wait to see the finished Denali HD. Hope your back gets better soon. Thanks

I know this isn't related to the truck, but I struggled with a lot of back issues as well. You are pretty in shape and I've seen you use pre-workout containers to hold nuts in bolts it. I did competitive power lifting for a while and injured my back doing so. After a lot of trial and error, I found out my issue was with my core strength. I read a book called "Gift of Injury" by Stuart McGill and Brian Carroll (2nd best all time power lifter with a total over 2700 pounds). Stuart is a leading expert in spine bio-mechanics and works at the university of Waterloo. Do your self a favor and read this book, it changed my quality of life and have had no back issues since. Look forward to more videos in the future!

Nickolas- this is some amazing work you do! You are a artist at body work! Like the others I love the videos keep them coming GREAT JOB👍🏻

Very thorough work and attention to detail.

Again I say that you do incredible work. If everyone fixed them the way that you do it might take some of the fear out of buying a car that was in a previous accident.

I like the fact you responded to my question which I’m sure there was others that asked the same question.Then to responded to it in the video that was awesome

Wish there was more people like this guy,his attention to detail is awesome, or ocd, i have thought about owning a rebuilt truck before,but the ones that I have seen look like shit,and are very scary. The last truck i looked at only had 2 front seat bolts,no holes for the rear ones,and was missing the jute for all the carpet,when looked under truck it had a 2 inch square tubing welded in place for rear cab mount,and could see weld across the floor that looked like it was welded with a 6011 stick, nothing ground and you couldn't stick a magnet anywhere down the side of the truck if you had to.

It’s amazing how you can envision all the parts you need to fit, then cut them so they fit perfectly. You obviously have a mental picture on how it was built originally and how you will weld them together.

Awesome work as always love the attention to detail , glad your feeling better !!

I rebuild vehicles also. Your work is very clean, top notch. Hard to find quality guys now a-days. Keep up the great work!

My back troubles are all in my sacrum, when I have a flare-up, it happens in my sleep, I will roll over, and slip my tail bone out in my sleep, and its excruciating and really scary to wake up to this happening. I learned several ways to pop my s1 that involve posturing a certain way, while flexing my legs a specific way that will pop my tail bone, its hard to explain in text, this and a mess of lower body strength training I can fend off this condition. I lost a really good friend to opioid addiction that was the result of chronic back pain, he is still alive, but just a shell of a person. Awesome video, hope your back gets better soon, you look much better than last video

Great job. I subbed. Sorry about your back. Thanks for sharing and making us laugh.

Your like a mad scientist for rebuilding cars and trucks.

Your videos are always so great glad to see you "back" in action lol can't wait to see the end result of this project

You have some pretty damn good skills. That is one heck of a puzzle.

You weren't kidding when you said 'puzzle'. Sorry about the back pain, when mine 'goes out', I'm pretty much useless....

you build GM's trucks better than they do!! Your quality and attention to detail is so much more than GM

Lotta Work,Average person doesnt realize how much work it is,ive worked in Body shops since 1973,believe me i know

I have 3 lower lumbar disc in my back that are bad . I know exactly how you feel when they go out on the simplest thing you do. I’m usually down for 3 to 7 days . The worst was two weeks . Usually I can’t walk for a few days . I damaged it lifting heavy grocery cases at work for 14 years. I still work my night job and mechanic for cars during the day . Keep up the great work . Hope your back stays in tact.

I like the emotional commentary. Your dry humor is somthing a few of us can relate to. The detail is excellent. Please keep it up.

Impressive work, Thanks enjoy your videos. 🇨🇦

Excellent work as always. Glad to see your back doing better. I've had my share of back injuries over the years so take care and don't push it.

Idk what you did to your back but it shows when you are working and I am not saying that because of the back brace either. Hope it heals up some for you. Tough watching hard working talented men and women suffer from injuries. But on a positive not I learn alot from watching and I appreciate having videos to watch like this in such detail so thank you. Like I said hope your back gets better.!

Man you do excellent work! Really enjoy watching your channel and your attention to all the details. Looking forward to the next video. Sorry to hear about your back, hope it gets better for you...

Amazing work. Truck is coming along great!

Good afternoon Ron, your right, dirt everywhere. I can't imagine treating a vehicle like that. There money comes alot more easy than mine. You are making real progress on this project. I am getting ready for a long Memorial day weekend. Hope you enjoy yours. Thanks and take care.

Hello. Thanks for making the great content! This should be a lesson to all young people out there: work hard. You are the man; keep it up !

Dirtnali, I love the name. Glad you feeling better. I know about back pain and hip pain!

Yes, I read it. Glad you are "back" in action. I had surgery to fix mine, hoping yours is just muscular. Looking forward to the rest of the build!

Great video. Can’t wait to see how the rest of the truck turns out

Dope videos. No talking all work! Gotta love it

Glad to see you back in action!!!

Hey hope and pray your back is better, just wanna let you know I enjoy your videos, I learn a lot from them, keep them coming! 👍🏼

Throw that DEF tank in the pile!😆

Sure am glad to see you back. Been there myself with back problems. Back in my time they you put in a thing that looked like a girdle! Anyways you take care.

Awesome. So calming after a crazy week. Can’t wait til next week! Miss the Instagram heads ups.

excellent skill set. great work

Your attention to detail is impressive. I would have no qualms buying this truck, which is saying something, coming from a former body man that has done a lot of jobs like this.

I like the before and after live comparisons!

Hope your back recovers quickly. Great work on the repairs.

Looking forward to seeing it completed 🇮🇪

Great attention to detail.....👍👍👍

Awesome work.. great sense of humor

Really amazing to watch, excellent job as usual … :-)

Stupid Emissions! Huge respect for your work and I am a dedicated subscriber. What I really find refreshing (apart from your professionalism) is your calm narrative giving us insight into what you are doing and THINKING as you work. Best of all - no stupid music - glad you put that on the pile! Your subs are way too low but I guess you need to do a Lambo to get the big numbers. Please keep this format alive and hopefully other youtubers will follow.

Good job man can't wait to see it done

Top work as usual 👍🇬🇧

Had to move a panel an eight of an inch. Your attention to detail is impressive. If the opportunity presented itself I would buy one of your projects!

Like your videos bro! It's a tutorial/narrating kind of video... Well done!

Dirtnali is coming along awesome!

new to watching your channel. you look like you are very educated in all you do. I guess that comes with 20 years experience

Really great work, it's like you've done this before! (Lol) glad you're back is some better. Keep up the fine work!

Talk about soldiering on you look like your in pain mate ,thanks for the video under those constraints 👍🇦🇺

Good to see you back at it.