You had your chance to decide the fate of this Pontiac G8 GT 

A fraud vote!? It’s not legitimate! I say we storm Scott’s G8 Emporium on March 6th! Who’s with me? 😂

"But about 3 am, we had a bunch of mail-in votes come in telling me to part it" I love your humor, please never change

You don't follow rules, that's one of the reasons why I like your channel.

Removing a sway bar link without the torch? I think I'm dreaming.

For the record, this channel is my favorite overall. It's just like hanging out with a grumpy uncle.

Saving an interesting, no rust car with bits from a flood car was the way to go. Great build. Love your channel.

Nice ending! That right there was the equivalent to slamming the old fashioned phone onto the receiver hook!

It amazes me that so many watch your videos in order to criticize. I watch to learn something. I always learn something new with each video. Thanks for your informative and interesting channel.

You make it look to easy...The haters, must go nuts watching you work. Another great video.

The bolts turn the normal directions? I thought this was an Australian car so bolts would turn the opposite way... Mind Blown. Thanks Scott!

Dear Scott's emporium owner. 👍👌👏 I'm really glad that you repaired the car that wasn't much damaged at all. A lot of people can't afford to buy new or relatively new cars. So Scott's emporium is a great way to purchase a used, rust free, well serviced and clean car. I would definitely rather buy a professionally repaired, used car here than a non accidental used car at any typical car dealership or shop. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health to all of you.

I appreciate the hard work you put into every build. Gives me hope to work on my own projects. Thanks.

Ah yes... gotta love the placebo gloves... I usually end up throwing them on the floor after dropping the same bolt for the 8th time LOL. Man... I love that ending 😂

I really enjoy watching your videos. The way you go the extra mile to change anything that someone else wouldn’t do just to sell off the car is why I really like the way you work. As if you are going to drive the car yourself. I’ve said it before in another post on another video. I would definitely buy a car from you because of your attention to detail. Sharp car! Love Pontiacs! When I’m looking I can’t find what I’m looking for. As soon as I lease a car this thing comes available. Damn it. Keep up the great work!👍💯

SCOTT, Hi, my name is Andy, living in San Diego, but born and raised in the north west suburbs of Chicago. I'm 52, and have been a big fan of your work, the production of your videos, I laugh out loud at your jokes, just fantastic. So out of nowhere, last night I had a dream, you were working your ass off, (I've been watching a lot of your builds lately) and it just hit home so hard, as to kids today for the most part don't have a clue.. I operate heavy equipment, worked my ass off my whole life.. I really have nothing more to say other than thank you for being such a hard working cool man, I truly hope there is a next generation to take over some day, you probably have forgotten more then most will ever learn.. 588-2300 Empire!

I'm glad you rebuilt it, I love seeing those cars on the road

'Giver her a couple of Fonzarelli's'... Another quip I'm going to steal!

Great job!! Just as long as you are happy 😃 with what you do and how you do it. That’s what matters. Can make everyone happy.

I love it when I'm smiling through the whole episode! Another great one, Scott!

Always entertaining and makes my Friday's fun. Thanks for sharing the video.

I am happy. Every time you put a video out! Great work!

I love the beginning with the mail in ballots ,priceless ! Your channel rocks !

Lovely Jubbly, just another great turnaround Scott.

This is awesome, great mechanic & great dry humor.

Hand held frame rack better known as a Tonya Harding.😄

Glad you saved it. Good job, make a fortune.

Welcome back! That’s how we win. I knew you would win in all instances with the G8.

I didn't know about torque rags and then to hear it click was another surprise. I'm seeing something new every time I watch one of your videos.

I can't get enough of these cars good work man

awesome buddy , another amazing repair thanks for the video

Great video. I bought a 2009 Pontiac G8 GT Memorial Day weekend 2021 with only 47,000 miles on er. We love the car!

Good job vehcor … Will continue watching you tell I will find the right car . To buy .. I leave in Chicago… you are very good for what you do . And funny at the same time 😃

Didn't have a horse in this race... luv'd the ending. well done. Competent mechanic saves another, appreciate the detail you go into at times

Intro is fantastic. Pure VEHCOR greatness.

I always like to give a little blood sacrifice to please the repair gods, usually within the first 30 seconds of working anywhere near brake rotors. I've tried the gloves but the grip just isn't the same as nice soft easily sliceable flesh lol

Scott I really love your channel common sense approach to rebuilds it's really cool dude I'm subscribed keep up the good work and keep telling the haters where to go

Well you made me happy just by revving it at the end. V8s just sound so damn good.

You got those late night mail in votes too. Thought it was only me. Those are some thick brake rotors on those cars

Thank you for the great content, as always.

Scott always does what he wants to do and you know he does all right.

Glad you fixed it sort of like these cars!

wow you went through a full episode without saying bumper installation tool!!!!! congratulations champ

Thanks for keeping it alive. Not parting it out. Must be hard to keep your people that pay the bills happy.

Scott great that car back on the channel great rebuild and sell

No! No part of "what's in my center console"! Lol so hohes aside, great video as ever man!

Glad somebody stepped up to save this. I was considering it, but was a bit high.

You do it the way you want.love the show.

The voting reference was great. Nice job with the G8 too. 👍👍👍

Scotts emporium of sarcasm keep it up !!

I bought a Flood Car for $150.00. It was a 1997 Chevrolet Malibu Convertible. I stripped it down and completely cleaned it from the wheels to the Head Liner's. I did all the work myself, and this was in 2004. I played with it three years and sold it with a full discloser and receipts of over a man who wanted it because it was such a beautiful car and he has entered it in many Car Shows including the Branson Missouri and big Sedalia and many other shows and has taken a Trophy in every showing. If you are a Mechanic there is no reason why you should not buy them and rebuild them. The Car today is worth in the neighborhood of %55,000.00.

Well played, Scott, well played...

Everything you do is awesome done right no hacks from you.

Those ratchet wrenches are so nice!!! They work well all over the place.

i like your videos. keep'em coming!!

Now that would have to be the best built American car I've ever seen, so easy to work on and would be becoming a rare car looking at the accident rate, it's only fault would be the not so reliable LS engine, but hay. Great content. Seeing such a fine example of the G8 brought my attention.

Great video as always, you gotta do what you gotta do,car sacrifice is necessary to save others from the crusher.keep on doing what your doing 👍👍👍😎😎😎

Thank you!

Awesome Scott!

Love the ending!

LOL 45 or 46 seconds in and you're killing it. Cheers!

I always watch your videos here from the uk 🇬🇧 buddy love your content and your humour lol

You're a master satire, well done Scott :)

Ha Ha. I thought you would fix it - you have a conscience my friend. Go Well.

LMAO... Missed ya last week for the weekly fix. Hope it was for a new adventure other than a recharge of humor. Have a great weekend. Stay safe and be well.

Love the G8s glad you saved it..whats the white convertable behind it..couldn't see enough of it to gess 😊lol

I have a 10 lbs slide hammer that is about 30 years old, with some attachments. It's about 3 ft long and was used for pulling truck suspension parts or bent, solid 1" sway bars. I might be willing to let it go if you were serious.

Love me a good dunnydoor, it’s what I drive but a VF sadly only a SV6 wagon, still love it though.

Was the guy on the last vid that had the resources to buy it but given the trouble I have finding parts for existing G8, passed on buying this one. Just replaced the steering column in mine and it took a few days to find one and have it shipped from CA to NY. Gah. Gonna put mine up for sale in the spring. Gonna miss it, but it's time to move on. Been a great car, tho.

I wish I could take credit for teaching you to repeat your mistakes so you can learn from them even more. My modus operandi is that everything's nice because I do it twice.

Thirty years ago I designed and built a sliding hammer that was operated by three men. It consisted of a 120lb sliding ring and was supported by two chains either side held by two people... My fellow panel beaters laughed when they first saw it but they all wanted to use it as it was very effective and quick.

I also have a 30+yr old heavy slide hammer. Mine is called a Morgan Nokker. Still available.

03h00 in the morning..... hahahahaha that's GOLD dude..... love the dry sense of humor adding some truth to reality... get her done!

Good to see that the "flood" car going to good use.

grat, thx for share with us...

If you want to make your own threads just use the tap & dye set hahaha 😉. I’d love to have one of these GTO G8’s 😎.

“Torque rag” 😂 it even clicks!

Glad you fixed it!!. I like how it sounds!!!. Happy you didn't pay attention to the late mail in votes!!! You're smart 😂

I blame you for getting me into these G8s. They are such an awesome car! Finally getting close to putting the roof on mine after sourcing one from the pick and pull. Nowhere near the speed you do things (maybe the “M” word speed ), but hopefully by spring I’ll have it going. Should have just procrastinated and bought this Silver one…

"Torque rag" is definitely being incorporated into my vocabulary!

scott i like your work ethic you fix it or you don't it comes down to time and money being a panel beater my self you have to look after you maybe you should buy some commodore badges for the pontiac g8 just for the die hard pontiac lovers or haters keep up the good content cheers from down under

It's such an easy car to work on, I'm seriously jealous. I get to work on Japanese, German, Italian, French, etc. cars. They are a pain most of the time.

You can hit the belt with Brakleen to get grease off of it.(while the engine is running.) That works for me.

Hey, I use the same "Torque Rag" as you use, the same color, it's a Binford 1526 Multi-Torq Rag from Acme Products.

Well Scott-another job well done!! Seems to me you have a lot of fun with the "critics who know it all". I have to laugh at some of the stupid comments myself. Always fun to watch! Thanks for sharing! Rich

Mail in votes came in over the night, oh damn that hit hard. 👍

Morgan Manufacturing makes great quality slide hammers

Vehcor, your interjected like the rabbit with the batteries! LoL Great workmanship!

Nice job That is a nice slide hammer I figured it was a family hand me down

Loved the video. The wheels are fantastic. Did you cut the video short.

looks like someone is going to get a great looking car, yay

What is extremely easy? Cliffhanger!

that cross support in the pasdenger side front wheel well deffinitely was not made outta playdonium...it gave big Bertha a run for her money...hahaha

Ale muselo. Všechno to končí přesně tak, jak to bylo skvěle vymyšlený. Několikrát jsem tě, Báchorko, varoval, že ty a ta tvoje parta nastavujete pravidla tak, že nikdo nevyhraje. Jenze vy jste dokonalý, takže neposloucháte.

You understood the assignment 💪🏾 I’m glad you decided to out the work in it I was waiting to see this video

Great stuff as always Scott, i have wagon version of that car over here in Australia (Holden Calais v with the 6.0 also) and recently the parking aid fault has come up on the dash, it has front and rear park sensors and a reverse camera, camera still works. I assume it’s a bad sensor but is there a way of testing them to figure it which one? Do the high quality scan tools do that? Thanks

Scott, loved the Sopranos ending!

He's wearing gloves so he doesn't get his truck "dirty". This guy must be one of these clean freaks !!!! 😁😁

Great Job!!! Thank You… :-)

Damn...if there'd been Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" I'd have thought the ending was that of the Sopranos.

You actually should torque the bushes with the suspension loaded. Greetings from Sydney.