When do we get the video of you doing one of these upside down and blindfolded lol

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

Here is the blindfolded one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X6mfs6ehl8m4o6w.html I’m still working on the upside down part. 😂

@bobbygray2629

Жыл бұрын

@vehcor you got this! Just make sure the pizza girl has 911 on speed dial in case the blood rush gets to ya lol

@plageran

Жыл бұрын

@@vehcor invert the video before posting lol

@kingvic2105

Жыл бұрын

@@vehcor How can I get in contact with you about seeing if you are interested in my 2004 Infiniti QX56 113,000 miles clean title runs/drives but has rust underneath ? I know you have a disgust for rusted vehicles. I’m located in West Pennsylvania.

Well Scott, it appears that people love the way you repair vehicles so they crash them again to watch you do the awesome repairs. Win-win for you and your KZread community. 😁

@patchmack4469

Жыл бұрын

pretty cool - only sell cars to customers who keep bending them - or only have customers that insist on driving in the snow that bend their cars and keep returning as Scott done such a nice job the last time - like it

@ardillasecreta

Жыл бұрын

Well to be fair, it is literally the logos on his back haha...REPEAT being the culprit

I like your videos! No music, no time lapse... Just straight up worksmanship at work! You've earned a sub.

Scott , being an equipment mechanic for over 45 years I completely agree with you about arm chair experts . It’s nice to watch your work just when I am getting to dinner on the night shift in NYC .

“Drive, Crash, Fix, Repeat” 🤣🤣 the follow directions 🤣🤣

Had to retire my 2000 GT with 250k miles about 2 months ago because I fell in love with hatchbacks. Great rebuild and a really nice car.

No wasted motion, no redos, everything fit perfectly. Next time someone gives you sh*t about your work, tell them I personally am telling them to f*** off! 😆 🤣

Every time I watch a Grand Am repair video, it makes me want to rush out and buy a wrecked one.

Love the no nonsense adult presentation! Educational as well as entertaining..

Brother, I got to tell you, this is my favorite automotive channel on KZread. I have learned more from your channel about late model vehicles than any other channel. Excellent work, sir. Keep up the great content.

Scott goes a long way in redeeming faith in mechanics. It is a crying shame there are so many bad, bad mechanics out there. Paying sky high hourly rates should result in great work.

Well Scott, I would say, they deserve a free T-shirt of your collection. They did do exactly as it say: "DRIVE, CRASH, FIX, REPEAT". 😉

After 38 years of driving I've had 1 accident, caused by an 85 year old man backing UP an onramp to the turnpike in a raging rainstorm. WHY 1 accident in all those years you say? Because I pay attention to the road always, ignore my phone, rarely break 5-7 mph over the speed limit because I'm not a self centered/impatient asshat, I check intersections before I pull through and I watch for white hairs like an eagle and avoid them like the plague! Success!

Great Friday treat to see the good work done to put this nice looking and practical Grand Am back on the road. There is no reason this car can't have a useful life and the owner get good value from it. Waste not, want not. I hope the owner can keep from hitting other large objects.

I watched this complete episode, whilst on the toilet!

Can’t see both sides at the same time …….. creative pinstripe freedom!!

"The drive axle is Bluetooth...Our work area has been marked 'safe' from rotting carcasses." Classic! It is a good thing that Scott's Grand Am Emporium is still in business! Great video.

Scott I want to thank you for making the world a better place to be 1 grand am at a time. 🤣

No sponsored video. Just good content. 👍

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

@dgurevich1

Жыл бұрын

Why? "This video is sponsored by a driver near you" would be appropriate

I came for the unloading and I'm not disappointed!🎉🎉🎉

The scream off the trailer never gets old. 😂

That was the best trailer unload yet!! 😂😂😂😂

Nice job Scott-It still beggars belief that certain People believe that all Mechanics are Bodge Artists, some of us do the job properly with no short cuts just doing a decent & honest Days Work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

You dry humor makes me cry with laughter! Love the channel!

I enjoy you working on grand am cars,I have a 03 gt sedan. I've learned so much from watching you,keep you the good work buddy.

Brother I have no problem with your repairs I have been doing it the same way for years and years .👍🏻

Yes another Grand Am absolutely love how easy these cars are too work on.

I am always amazed in how you make the work look easy and it’s not. I like the focus you have on every build and have learned a great deal watching your channel. Thanks Scott

@Cheepchipsable

Жыл бұрын

Pretty much what happens when you do something for 20 years.

The trailer unloading scream is still damn funny

I think you jinxed this one when you talked about not matching the paint during the original build 😂. Can’t wait to see it back on the road better than before.

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

Jinxed or increased revenue? 😂

Love the video, great work as I would expect nothing less from you.

Saturday mornings are the best in my house, because by the time I get up and make a pot of tea, it's time to watch your latest download. We are 5/6 hrs ahead in the UK so perfect timing to start the day, I have never understood why certain types of people who obviously have no skill of their own need to bad mouth people who actually are extremely good at what they do. Please keep doing exactly what you are doing Scott, and ignore the rest. Plus more GMC trucks please it's what I drove when living Canada.

Mechanic glitter. That's new to me. LOL

YAY bonus scream!!!

Well, it seems it doesn't take a real genius to figure out that you're the type of guy that doesn't cobble stuff together. I don't know you from Adam but watching your videos tells me you do things right the first time. Keep up the great work and the hilarious sarcasm!

These Grand Am won’t keep away from you 😂

I loved the “ship it”, about fell out of my chair. I was amazed the ABS sensor wasn’t shredded in the accident. See you in the next installment.

That was so good. The repair was appropriate for the car.

Man I love those old Pontiacs

Scott’s grand am emporium never disappoints.

vehcor Friday everyone. Best day of the week. Hands down, Scott has the best vehicle repair channel on You Tube. Great job as usual Scott. Thanks for sharing.

What is wrong with people? Seriously, this was my dream car back in the day! This and the Grand Prix GTP! They were comfy and moderately sporty for fun!

Those grand ams are so easy to work on and you make short work of it. 👍

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorites for sure.

Damage the axle? In 25 years, I only damaged one, I used a press instead of a hammer, flared the end so the first 1/2" of threads had to be ground off so nut would fit again. It was my first one, old timer said, use a hammer. Never damaged another. I worked in front end shop most my life. So, rock-on Scott.

I definitely need that Snap-On edge hood alignment tool in my shop!!! 🤣

I have got to get me one of those hood edge alignment tools. An ingenious invention!

This video is literally the business model "Drive, Crash, Fix, Repeat." To the PILE!

Love those grand am in coupes

Grand Am videos are the best! 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

🥈certainly one of my favorites to work on!

Scott I totally love your videos for the humor, sarcasm but most of all the content , you are one of the very best channels and I look forward to every video , thanks

An excellent job that saved the owner some and you got to revisit an old friend. Those ponies are hard to beat down and its a shame that GM doesn't still make them.

I’m interested in the price of the repair. Granted this example looks clean, and it would be the “devil you know”, for the owner, around here those are $2,500 cars. My impulse would be to just find another. I drove a 98 to over 260k miles where the odometer broke. She never gave up the ghost and ran when I got rid of it. Super easy and cheap cars for the average shadetree to keep on the road. Tons of parts availability back in 03-07 as the local yards were full of them back then. As a mechanically inclined college student paying his way through school, it kept me on wheels.

Scott got to that energy absorber, and, that put me in mind of, sometime in the 70's some cars actually had Plastic Bumpers full of water supposed to absorb impact energy, came in handy if you ran out of Water while broke down in the Desert..

Thanks for brightening up my day.

Just found your channel and love it. In the UK pinstripes are fondly known as go faster stripes, these are worth about 10mph or a tad more.

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

Glad to have you with us!

making magic every video mate, thank you

Looking good again. Nice work--enjoyable to watch a real craftsman at work. tell the guy not to wreck it--wanna see the finish on the Chevy Truck rollover. Thanks for sharing

I miss these Grand Ams!!

I'll definitely drive up to Illinois just for you to revive my Grand Am, I just want it to look brand new, mint condition, with a better exhaust.

Dang it Scott! If this keeps up you're going to get pretty good at working on late '90s through mid 2000s Pontiac Grand Ams! 😂😅

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

I’m probably only responsible for like half of them left on the road. 😂

Scott you amaze me with your automotive knowledge and skills the sign of a true maestro is you make it look so easy that even someone like me could fix it by just doing what you are doing, ps i didn’t hear you say click when you were putting things together so are you sure it won’t fall apart when you hand it back, pps I’d to pause and enlarge to see who the mumb nuts guy was who falsely accused you of not doing the job properly well done for calling him out

I love these videos there weirdly relaxing

That looks like my Canyon behind you 😁

Your past Grand am repairs are what brought interest to me to discover your channel. I still dream of my Grandam Se back in 2003. It was a great car, I'd buy another today if Pontiac still existed.

Awesome job Scott, you make it look easy bro

I like your work and humour, it would never get done in the UK Regards Doug.

it wasnt Rockie the squirrel who chewed ur wires..it was Foamy the squirrel...google Foamy the squirrel if ur not familiar...hes right up ur alley...haha

Like always professional work

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

I try

That Grand Am really living up to the motto on your shirt, Scott.

I'm fully convinced, after rebuilding my share, that these cars are possessed. Magnets for accidents.

Good video. The Grand Am must be a favorite for you to rebuild. They seem to be straightforward built vehicle. Thanks for sharing

Awesome work Scott!!!

Scott, I have repaired suspension like this before and you make it look so easy and I know it is not that easy. You are a pro!

Scott, I would never think you’d do shortcuts in repairs. I appreciate your honesty and integrity you use in your business. Cars are better than new when you repair them. They my not be entirely clean in areas you cannot see, but the are roadworthy and safe!

@9.22 .... Scott..... You're a lunatic ! Hahaaa !

you should order the Home Depot hood alignment kit it includes 2x4 spacers

No rest for the wicked,and the righteous don't need it.

As someone that used to do this, I also had a surprising level of repeat customers. Some people wreck a staggering amount of vehicles.

@stevie.dx1710

Жыл бұрын

I did a year as a parts Gnome and 4 years body and I was truly amazed how many repeat customers there were. Young and old but often younger people.

They took your slogan on the T-shirt very serious!

Perfect as always 👍🏼

Enjoy your videos

Excellent job again Scott. Drive, Crash, Fix, Repeat.....

9:14 Rollin over here. The entire sequence... laughing my ass off.

My favorite is back !!!!!

Kinda funny with closed captions, when you throw something in the pile it captions “Applause” lol

Nice relatively easy and quick job for you and economical repair for the owner . Looks good !

"gut'n'tight." hilarious.

I've been driving for forty-two years and had one accident. An idiot without brakes was trying to nurse his broken car home. I just happened to be the unlucky person driving in front of him when a light turned red. That was in 1995. My son on the other hand... I remember when pinstripes were painted on

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

You were probably never a teenage girl. 😂

@alecamal

Жыл бұрын

@@vehcor Hey now, a lot of teenage girls will turn into good drivers........ Sooo, if you are a good driver, watch out.

Never know what your going to say next . I just love it .

@vehcor

Жыл бұрын

Kinda whatever pops in my head. Sometimes it gets me in trouble. lol

Yay! we got a double ahhhhh

Nice recovery! You make it all look easy. Thnx for all the lessons.

Nice Grand Am ... outstanding work again Scott! Shame the owner doesn't really care about it or can't drive his/her way out of a paper bag! Tell them better tires (the ones on there look crappy) are cheaper than metal work and paint. Don't even know how to buy correct wiper blades.

Mine just need a crash bar and bumper cover...no other damage if I lived closer to you I would pay you to fix it...

Good job👍 I'm surprised how many suspension joints have grease fittings - they're almost extinct in Europe, on cars anyway.

Guess those new rules on Twitter are deadly! For birds and Grand Am's.

That emporium place has everything.

looks real nice good job

The pin striping came off my 1999 Alero from the car sitting covered in deep snow. It didn't leave a mark or anything.

You should have heated that tie rod up with oxy before you hammered it back into shape. That would have really stirred up the hornet's next. Anyone with any common sense would know that this is a temporary repair, just to get it off the trailer and you'll replace it later while doing other repairs.

@burtbacarach5034

Жыл бұрын

Common sense ain't so common,and keyboard warriors love to strike without thinking.Either that or they haven't watched Scott long enough.Been REALLY awesome if he'd wrapped it in duct tape and hot glue!

@mikeshowtoandthings

Жыл бұрын

Most of the very same keyboard warriors that complain about something being done wrong, Themselves do the very same thing wrong. They find it impossible to resist projecting their own guilt on to others allowing them to feel righteous about their own wrongs.

@bobroberts2371

Жыл бұрын

And then welded a piece of rebar / broken socket extension to regain strength.

@donaldpeterson9521

Жыл бұрын

Scott said he was only doing the bending to get the car off the trailer, not only can some people NOT read, use common sense, they also can NOT hear!!!!

Man the gift that keeps on giving. The canned ham is baaaaaaack! Well Scott's emporium should be able to handle this repair 110%. They vuy fixing it just loves these things.. reminds him of rhe glory days. Stay safe and be well.