Unlocking the engine and cutting up a GMC Terrain Denali 

Is the malibu wagon a future build?

"Everything is drivable if you're brave enough" 😂👍

nice call on with the "Chopin - Funeral March" background music.

"Everything is drivable if you're brave enough" Scott, 2020 That was hilarious... 😂😂😂

Thank you for providing REAL automotive content. I watch all the big sponsored channels where they rebuild super cars or have other perform work on their cars. Your channel however, deals in reality. Real, available vehicles requiring varying and sometimes significant work that you do 90%+ on your own. All while filming and explaining in detail so others could reasonably follow along if they chose to do it themselves. Kudos for the consistent quality content. The national auto parts stores should be coming to you to advertise/promote if they aren’t already.

Your neighbors should love you! Where else can you get free fumigation and driveway oiling services?

1: Love the music, very fitting. 2: I loved seeing the backstory on the Terrain. Disassembly is my favorite part of most projects. I could do that all day. Putting together with nothing left over, that’s another story.

"Hey that guy runs a chop shop" said the new to the neighborhood neighbor :) Great Video!

I'm impressed you were able to salvage so much off of a basketcase. As they say, one man's trash is another one's treasure!

Only an adorable dog drooling around, could make your content better.

one of the very best informative/instructional car/truck channels I've watched.

liked this video a lot, and like your channel a lot too, learn a lot from your channel, from a car mechanic who is disabled now and can not do big jobs on cars anymore

You're my hero bro, you take on "Big Projects", and put the cars back together better than the manufacturer ! Genius ...

Thumbs up for this SCRAP yard parts. Now comes the work and thanks for sharing this episode.

@ 3:35 Chopin's third movement of the Piano Sonata No. 2. You, sir, are a renaissance man.

This was an great video. Nice to see what happens behind the scenes on these builds. And it made Monday a bit easier to deal with too!

Bonus day was not expecting this,see you Friday Thanks🤗🤗

I love your videos. What is amazing is how much on a vehicle is recyclable… much greener than people realize.

It’s great to have an extra video from vehcor! Very interesting as always! See you Friday.

Love ALL of your videos, Tuesday is a bonus!!! Ty

Very interesting....thanks for taking the time to put this up. Really enjoy your videos!

Thanks for the extra video, I see you have a G body wagon, mine is an '83 Cutlass Cruiser I'm currently preparing it for the "painting gnomes"

Really liking these bonus videos. Keep em coming if possible!

This was the most appropriate time lapse music I have ever experienced on a wreck teardown. Kudos

Dude you make it look so easy. good work.

Man bonus day!!! 2 vids this week! On vacation this week. Love the way you tackle whatever you need to in order to repair a vehicle back to better than OEM.

Thanks for the bonus video!!!

thank u for the extra vid dad

I really enjoyed this video! 👍🏻

Friday on Tuesday don’t get any better than that! You’re a beast on a tear down Scott!!

Amazing Work.

Hurray! It's happy cut down Tuesday! Something can't you can't denyli over!

Love your work matey always interesting

Great video, currently finishing up rebuilding w211 in my garage. Almost everything is possible to be done at home but it's fun hanging a subframe , laying on your back and having an engine supported with chains over the fenders....

Did you just disassemble a Denali in 2 hours and 45 mins? Wow !!! I like the idea of working on these Denali's. Nice trucks and a good system you got. Been watching you for a few months now.

The Death March music was a nice touch during the disassembly!

You are pretty amazing brother, I had no idea how interesting collision repair could be. I mean I really enjoy refurbishing old motorcycle's , quad's, atc's fixing up a vehicle from time to time in my life, and I guess I never considered how much variation of work from one job to the next. Heck I guess it's never too late but for sure had I had YT 20-25 years ago and had seen you doing this. Well I'm sure it would have inspired me to make the commitment to make it my actual profession and career. Congratulations on your success, no doubt we know why. You do the shit right and keep plugging away at it 💯. Stay safe, stay strong, Murica fk yeah!

Yay extra vehcor content, after yesterdays shitshow of the trans in my truck took a crap on the way to work, this is required!

6:35 "Non Harbor Freight jack stands. " Never been to your channel before but like your level of smart assery.

I never realized a hydro locked engine could be fixed. Once that happens, I thought that was it! Learn something new everyday I guess! LOL Thanks for the bonus video!

Thanks very much. Very informative and nicely done.

I rebuild vehicles at home, you should have seen the looks my neighbors were giving me when I was cutting up a truck cab into a bunch of pieces to take to the scrapyard. Also when I drove a stripped car with no body panels🤣🤣

great video, one day would love to see your warehouse of stored parts waiting to sell, use or scrap.

If u come with videos everyday, pretty much everybody will watch, keep going man.

I love the bonus vids, so thanks Scott. And the background music, lol.

You may not need a fancy shop, but you definitely need the knowledge and determination to get the job done. You my friend have an overabundance of both. Another great video.

Amazing how many good parts are in a wrecked vehicle. When pulling parts at the JY for the bikes I was flipping I'd grab spark plugs (blast clean and re-use), light bulbs, low-time chains/tires, bolts and all sorts of stuff that would otherwise nickel and dime me to death. Watch the pennies and dollars will accumulate.

Glad to see another mid week video. Just sucks that its not actually Friday. LOL! As for the oil fountain, they suck to have to clean up. Leaving off the oil cap when you change the oil in your wife's car makes a mess. And she is not amused.

I like the editing for popping out the coils.

great video Scott.

Awesome video

You must be lots of fun at the 'Bone Yard'! Some might say, you ended up with a lot of junk. I see it as a lot of money in parts we wouldn't have to buy! BRAVO and thanks for the midweek bonus feature. Stay safe and THANKS! Sonny (CT)

Liking these extra vids ! Digging that Malibu wagon hiding back there I’m sure that’s long gone according to the dates on the video 🤣

So my wife was trying to pull my car into our spot last Thursday when my neighbor decided to back out of her spot without checking her back up camera and t-boned my equinox. Then the bitch tried to claim that she was not responsible. Her insurance company believed me and not her. They called today to tell me what had to be done. New passenger front fender, front door and replace the outer layer of the b Pilar. Thanks to your amazing instruction I already knew what that entailed. And I am armed with the knowledge of what to expect it to look like if they did it right. Thanks so much!

Great job, as usual. If you're looking for project cars with minimal interior damage, and the potential for a high return on your time, check the auctions for the low mileage 2020 Lexus vehicles, particularly the RX350 and RX 350L and RX 450 models, and the big Lexus SUVs. There is an air bag sensor problem in many, if not all of them, and the air bags are reluctant to deploy in either rear end or front end collisions that total the vehicles. At the end of a collision, a message pops up on the screen with the news that there is defect in the air bag and restraint system causing non-deployment, and to contact the dealer, if you're still alive. Ask me how I discovered this Lexus feature. Watching you methodically take a car or truck apart in short order, and then putting a wrecked one back together with the pieces you've salvaged is truly watching a master mechanic at work. You're one of the few people who understands how every system in a vehicle works and how the various systems interact with the other components and the chassis, etc. to make a vehicle work as you want it to, and, in many cases, as it should have been designed to. Thanks again - seeing is believing.

Very cool thanks for sharing.

Yay bonus video!!

Nice that you took it to the shop to suck the AC down😁.

Thanks for the laugh, man (funeral dirge was great) ... it's been a tough week... Love your humor and your channel. Always informative AND entertaining.. Much success!!!

Those Ecotec engines are awesome !

Love the Malibu wagon...

2 videos a week? You’re really kicking it up a notch!

NICE JOB !!!!

Great video, a few good laughs in that, as well as the interest in what you could salvage from it. It's surprising just how many parts you can get from something that seems like it has nothing good on it. Seeing all that smoke reminded me of a car I had back in the 70's. It did that all the time. Good for making tail-gaters back off. Just hit the gas and cover them with smoke! We used to cut up old cars with an axe, as we didn't have a reciprocating saw back then. Always happy to see your new video on Saturday morning and the Wednesday video is always a bonus. All the best from Queensland Australia.

Cool video ! I used to love watching my dad cut up his wrecked stock cars..

I use to do this work in the late 60's and early 70's. I'm amazed how much of modern cars are just snap together stuff. Of course a lot less parts were in older cars. But, people were still amazed then by the amount of work is was to rebuild something right. So, back then there were plenty of hacks like there is now a days I guess. Nice to see a guy do things right. Thanks for the vid.

great video

Love the theme music!!!!!

Nice work

See ya friday ! Stay strong man !

Great mid-week video! One mans crash is another mans treasure.😁 Mr. Spotty must of had the day off. Was that part of his negotiation.😉😂😂

OMG very good 👍

Love this video. I noticed '80ish Malibu wagon in your garage covered up. My parents had a 1980 or 81, vinyl seats too. 😬

Nice like the Malibu wagon under the plastic. I used to be big into the G-body stuff and always wanted a wagon. Still have my 84 El Camino which needs an LS...

went to harbor freight today, they have some really good deals on shop rags.. i still think of you when i go there and laugh when i look at the jack stands.. .. keep rockin.. good vids

Thx for the vid.

Really loved the Chopin Funeral March (dirge)!

You had to work at GM at one time. LoL. Ur amazing!

Sweet wagon!

Very good ty

This is like feeding on a giant animal, all good parts never go to waste.

Thanks, nice extra video :-)

Ya it's Friday wait a second it's Tuesday 😭 ah well still nice to get a bonus video 😂

Great VEHCOR is spoiling me, 2 videos a week yeehaw 🤠

Thanx 4 The Bonus 🌟

You sir would have made an excellent (or scary) doctor! Loving the bonus video!

I don’t know what it is but I really like the videos you make.

Cool video

Everything is drivable if you're brave enough. This would make a great t-shirt. 👍

Nice job

Everything is driveable if you are brave enough... LOL the best quote

No way i couldn't like 80% of a Terrain cut up sitting in the back of an old Chevy truck! Thumbs up! Now i know where those red frame rails came from on that Terrain build video...

That Malibu wagon under the plastic looks pretty sharp..😉

Great work. Love watching yiu transform totals into a drivable, nearly CPO level vehicle. I was wondering if you could do a video on center console removal on a 2000-2004 Grand Am. Mine was not cooperative.

Honestly, it would be pretty cool to hear the stories of some of the previous owners of your parts cars.

That's a lot of drive and determination for a parts car!

Nice Tuesday video bonus, make a lot of money of that parts truck future rebulds and parts sale

Thanks for showing how to remove the upper oil pan.

I'm sure a man with your skills is in big demand.

Great Job!!! Thank You... :-)