The finished product of the 2019 flying Sierra Denali rebuild project 

Reassuring to know that there are others whose priorities are in correct Friday order: Vehcor videos / Staying hydrated / Family / Work / Food / etc.

For those who don't know, Scott calls it "the land of corruption and rust" instead of "the land of rust and corruption" because corruption does more damage so it goes first.

nice to see someone else building wrecks like i do. Im from Simcoe Ontario Canada like the attention to detail that you do. Grew up in a body shop since i was about 7 . still doing it. keep up the good work.

As an owner of a silver gas 2019 Denali I have very much enjoyed these builds. They're awesome trucks and I love mine.

That's one thing with doing so many of these trucks and having parts trucks on hand, you can find a lot of the spare parts that you need in your junk yard. For sure, anyone who buys this truck is going to get their money;s worth with all the attention to detail above and beyond what most others would do. If I was in the U.S. and needed a vehicle, I'd be sure to look you up. All the best from Queensland Australia.

The old V8, live axle, automatic transmission American car is alive and well. It just calls itself a four door pickup truck now.

MR SPOOOOTYYYYY❗️ Welcome back to da HOUSE‼️ (Scott’s GMC Sierra Denali HD Emporium) I would TOTALLY buy a vehicle from you, Scott, because unlike anyone else I’ve seen, you do not “fix” or “rebuild” your projects, you actually REMANUFACTURE the vehicles you work on‼️‼️ (in fact, your work comes out better than factory👍👍👍) A True Craftsman👌

Really appreciate talking the time to make these videos showing details of things like the trunk latch repair. For me living in the country it’s such a nuisance to not have my truck for 3 days, and pay someone more than I think it’s worth to perform a small part repair/ replacement. Thanks!

Lookin' good. Really admire your "sweating the small stuff" with extra steps to wind up with a 1st class job.

Your magic just keep gettin' better and better! Excellent build Scott!!! Thanks for sharing!

Good to see mr Spotty back on the builds!

Sooo satisfying to see a real professional at work! 👍

Scott, the very first build of yours that I saw, and the one that made me a fan, was the cab swap. I absolutely love the way you work on these trucks. You do fantastic work. I admire your efforts and your videos are top of the line. I look forward to seeing your Friday video all week long.

I learned so much from this build. thanks. I'm almost temped to rebuild my trunk lock now but I'll lose those springs I'm sure. thanks for the video and hope to see the same great work in the near future.

Sweet truck and a super nice rebuild Scott! I moved my feet out of the way when that idler arm hit the floor. I was expecting you to pull a canoe out of that center console! Thanks for an entertaining series!

You do a great job and all your builds look great. Kudos and hats off

I have the same one 2019 denali HD only 2100 miles on it “deisel” I love that truck! Black!

Your attention to detail and going above and beyond is something you don’t see in your industry anymore. Cavity wax etc. i’m surprised that they even want to safety inspect your vehicle’s knowing you rebuilt it. Stay honest and you will be rewarded.

Scott, when you pulled that tire out of your console, it was hysterical! Thanks for another great video.

Cordless drill with a socket (can’t remember the size at the moment) works great for lowering and raising the spare quickly when you the need the extra space to work under the rear of the truck.

I enjoy the hell out of your vehicle assembly don't stop until your just unable do it anymore then you sit an point to the afternoon crew how to do it keep the tradition alive

Scott efficient & clean rebuild of the Denali! You always do an amazing job & I hope you get the price you want! If I needed a truck I would not be a bit afraid of buying one of your rebuilds! As always I am looking forward to the next video!

Scott your are the master of being precise .

Amazing detailed work as usual. The truck looks great! Really enjoy the channel!

I'm from Germany and drove a Chevy PU 92 Silverado, Z71 for 22 years. For me it was and is the best car I've ever had. But when I saw the structure of the 2019: I would like it too. But the work you put into it is huge. Actually the car is a new vehicle now! I would grab it and buy it immediately if the transfer prices weren't so expensive. Then the country still wants VAT on the purchase price and a TÜV individual acceptance. I should have emigrated to the USA when I was 18. At 58 and with a family, that's no longer possible. But in the next life I will definitely come to you.

Looks AWESOME!!!! Great job as always! Keep coming with the HD trucks. Hopefully I will be able to buy one off you soon (finally got mine back today LOL)

Wow that thing is super sharp! Great work.

You make these rebuilds look so easy...even though I am sure they are not. Really enjoy your videos.

HI Scott your commentary is always top notch, so I know I'm on the right channel🏆 I also forget to offer my condolences to your alignment guy 🛠

There are two ways of repair a vehicle. The wrong way or your way. Amazing job. Thanks for charing this content. 👍

I’ve been working as a auto/truck tech for 40 years and it’s great to see you taking pride in what you do by fixing your builds properly.

WOW! That is the most beautiful one yet!

I enjoy and learn a lot watching your videos. Thanks

Nice job - quality work, wish more body shops worked to the standard of your rebuilds !

Another nicely done rebuild! I would not hesitate to buy any vehicle you rebuild. You would cry if you saw my 2008 Miata salvage rebuild. I own it right, price wise and it was low mileage. Amazingly it does drive nice.

Hi Scott nice fleet, have a good weekend!

When those little Christmas trees grow up that's where they get the plastic wood from.

Good isn't good enough, your vehicles are perfect. Love your videos.

Beautiful ride Scott, 5 stars brother. Someone will enjoy this truck for a long time. Have a good weekend! Doug@ the "ranch"

That is one gorgeous truck Scott! Magnificent job Scott! The face that built a 1000 trucks! Keep making those faces.

Another excellent video series. Well done! 👍🏻

Nice job as usual. It was good of Mr. Spotty to show up for his pay.

I installed new struts, transmission fluid and filter, taking half the front end apart to change the transmission lines, brakes and rotors, last weekend and everytime I tightened a bolt with the impact I found myself going click...

Nice work again, great attention to detail. Be neat to see the PDR guy at work sometime.

I have watched a lot of your video. AWESOME to watch !!!

my tire is under mine too so i took the handleand cut the end off flat then had a friend drill a hole in the end of it and put in a piece of steel and welded it in and them put threads on it and modified the thing to take a socket so i can put it on my cordless screw driver so i can get the tired down faster

You did an outstanding job on this GMC!

Great video. Wonder what the next build will be. I believe it has something to do with the tire...

It always astounded me that they put a ball joint on the pitman arm itself when they could put it on the other component you have to replace anyway. I once destroyed a steering box because the arm had permanently fused itself to the steering shaft. They must have polished both surfaces or something because it had molecular welded itself on there. Even when I cut it into tiny chunks and got it red hot it still wouldn’t budge! And yes I did use all the correct pullers including a heavy duty gear puller and a ten ton press.

Excellent and responsible work, bravo ...

I watch you snap plastic parts apart so easily. All I wanted to do was remove the back seats of my CRV. The bolts are covered by plastic covers. So just snap them off to get to the bolts. I pull, tug, pull some more, pry, use various tools, skin my knuckle, finally it pops away a little bit but still requires more pulling and tugging. Took about 15 minutes before it "popped off." I was tired, needed bandaids, and had run out of cuss words. And I still had seven more to do. I was pretty sure I was going to end up needing stiches. Later when I put them back on it was equally as hard to get them to snap back in place. I considered never having those covers over the bolts again but I persevered and got them all back on. Next time however, those covers are in the pile.

That is a real nice looking truck Scott !

New video and great work. You are always distinguished by your work. I am from Iraq and I follow your videos constantly, and I learned a lot from your work. I wish you success. Your constant follower Muhannad

Turned out to be a very nice truck. Thanks for the video.

Glad mr.spotty is back. and funny when you say "Mir" in sted off mirror 😁

I'm from the Gold Coast Australia . I Also do repairable write offs. Every thing is rust proofed with fish oil and the shine is much better then the factory. Every weld i do is tested and the car is inspected by an engineer afterwards. Better then any brand new car!

Fantastic job scott your attention to detail is phenomenal, keep them coming and keep hurting those cleaning freaks

I always love watching your videos truck look nice great job great video enjoy watching keep the great work

That is a nice clean Truck, good job Scott 👍

Nice project! Great video! Thanks!

Wow! Perfect as usual!

Great work that black beauty looks nice!

Great Jobs Scott! I never wore gloves under the car either, and got the scars to prove it. Thanks for the fun, Rich

This channel makes me feel happy to see cars being rebuilt. Makes me wish I can buy a damaged car and fix it up myself in a garage like this. I just wish I was a professional like knowing everything else haha

Looks brand new.I would purchase one of your vehicles with no questions asked :)

you get a like for all the torque spec "clicks" and the carpet installation in the wheel wells

I wish I could afford a truck that nice good job fixing it love the work you do.

Using chrome sockets on impacts I like your style.

Love this Cavity wax & Air chisel channel

Beautiful build, Scott. Incredible camera work; great audio quality. And that is a TON of editing and fades! I'm pretty sure most RU-vid watchers have NO IDEA how difficult and time consuming collecting, organizing, "storyboarding" - along with voiceovers and editing - your videos take. I only wish Vehcor was in North Texas instead of "the land of corruption and rust" (and high taxes)...

i really like this guys stuff always funny with great hummer always great thx.

Great fleet you have there. They are some nice work horses.. even Clydesdale eks..have a great weekend. Stay safe and be well

you are awesome, is there anything vehicle related or anything else you cant fix, thanks for great content Scott

Another good video Scott .

Wow! I really enjoy your videos

Looks great , nice job

Still here... still enjoying the videos.....

Good Stuff Scott! I rather enjoy that you acknowledge your "hard work" face. :)

Great video bud love the long videos

Beautiful sight

Great work

That truck will bring good money it’s in great shape now.

Nice job Scott.

Very nice,even down to that fabricated tailpie - wonder how many people previously realised / appreciated why it was designed this way.

Nice job , truck turned out great. Should make a pretty profit.

Our boy has better inventory than any dealer in the states!!

Great job 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Excellent video. 👍👍

Excellent work and explanations a usual! Keep up the great work! Oh, by the way, you missed a torque click on one of the bolts!

Scott, it is kind of like putting your shoes on. You can put one sock and the corresponding shoe on, or you can put both socks then both shoes on. Clearly you are the kind that puts both socks on before the shoes, as most people do. 😎 Did Mr. Spotty stay at the seat belt re-builders? Yes, I commented before finishing the video, thanks for a nice long video today. Edit: Mr. Spotty did come home.

Good job...I enjoy the videos

I just realized the thumbnail is a Sierra Denali reverse Oreo. Awsome job.👍

Scott. Could you link us up with that portable aerosol cavity wax as well as the full air system cavity wax set up. Great Build. Thanks!!

other than watching your geniuses i love the comedy you bring in "so like a game operation we can't let the positive battery terminal touch anything, or we're gonna have a light show" haha that's keeps me glued

My Friday is now complete.

I'm surprised GM tailgates still don't have automatic release. On my 2018 Colorado, I added it, probably one of the best 'mods' I could do - now my tailgate locks with the remote - since I have a bed-box with drawers, it keeps those tools nice and locked in place.

Another great video. I think I saw a plastic tree today. Might have to harvest it for the plastic wood.

The funniest part about your ADD assembly is that you actually have to move the camera around again everytime you start jumping from side to side 😂 love it.

That’s a nice truck!

I like your work.