Those floor drains do love the sacrificial 10mm sockets! But it’s the ones out in the wild you have to look out for - they love sacrificial keys, wallets sunglasses and cellphones!
Thank you for your Videos I know that you can't rebuild a car a week I appreciate all your videos but I truly enjoy your videos rebuilding wrecks I believe you work and show your work the best for me to understand and not taking short cuts and showing a repair the right way will always make me a Vehcor subscriber Keep up the great work
Hi again Scott, great job as usual. It is amazing and you are teaching people, that buying a part, front clip in this instance, and saving it and holding on for just the right time, just how much you can save. I too, with experience, love the taking apart portion of doing any build. Not really sure of the arrangement you have with the shop owner, but, it sure is great to have everything at your disposal. Lastly, you are one guy that likes tools,,, the name that you use and quality is second to none. Way to go for teaching people,,, 30 years plus, helps! Fan from Canada!
Me too, I just wish I could afford some of the builds he does, my 1998 pick up truck has that michigan cancer. The power train is in decent shape, but not the body.
Happy Friday Scott! Great project, amazing they totaled that ride which allowed you to harvest it for short money and use all your stash of parts leftovers. Going to be an interesting repair as usual. Clean title will help with resale value I would think. Glad Mr. Spotty showed up for work in this segment, always cool to see where he's hanging out helping you....Work safe, enjoy your weekend. See ya on Tuesday again next week? Hope so. Doug@ the "ranch"
I think my leftover parts tricked me into another Ford build. Clean titles are always easier to sell especially on the expensive vehicles. I have a video I wanted to do for Tuesday but I don’t think my computer can handle the editing required so I might have to wait. I’ll see if I can find something else. Take care, until next time!
About non-salvage title cars. The good guys, like vehcor, buy these cars - and fully disclose the title issue to the buyer. The buyer then gets to buy a car as if it isn't a salvage title - which allows them to get a reasonable rate bank loan on the car, sure it was wrecked but it's also worth 30% less.... good on you Scott, love the knowledge and how tos... and, okay, I'll be honest... the afternoon crew.
I have a hard time hiding my work since I post it on the internet. lol These videos were originally only to show buyers what was done. In addition to getting a loan, all insurance companies will cover it with a clear title and it still has the balance of the factory warranty which is important because.... Ford. LOL
Thank you for the video, I just recently stumbled upon your channel. I really like these kind of repair videos so it is right up my street. You are very skilled! Have a good day and don't listen to the haters, they are just jealous they don't have your skill and knowledge. Btw I am from the Netherlands, excuse my language mistakes. 👍
Scott is just the best there is. Wicked sense of humor. The clean freaks, which you’ll hear more about are still in counseling. By the way I understood everything you said! Welcome to the best channel in the US.
12:35 nice of them to use open cell foam adhesive. I bet in about 5 years you'll find these things rusting out like the F150 rear fenders. The foam they used there was designed to tramp water and dirt and rust out the fenders almost immediately. WHen I went to repair the rust on mine when I pulled the foam out water poured out when I squeezed it. Brilliant idea Ford! "Where quality is job none".
Secretly Scott love Ford car and trucks but will never admit it this one will look as good as the other and better than new keep up your quality builds your the man no short cuts or bullshit
Those explorers are actually really nice cars, I work at A Ford dealership. You can get them for close to $35k for a 18-19 with low mileage so with you fixing it up and making it look perfect as always I’m sure you’ll probably make a pretty good profit! Nice video as always that Lexus turned out incredible! 👍🏼 love the commentary in the video hilarious…😆
Another great video, Scott. Interesting and educational. Moreover your calm demeanor along with appropriate level of sarcasm makes the whole thing a lot more fun to watch. A do have to ask if you've been effected by Covid 19. Working on Fords? I seem to remember Dr. Fauci saying a tell-tale sign of the disease, in addition to temperature and coughing, is addiction to Fords.
You're lucky to have no sunroof - as you know, they all leak, sooner or later. A cheap basketball stuffed behind the dent in the passenger side front door and then inflated to a fairly high PSI will pop out the dent, if the paint surface is above about 80 degrees F when you do it. Don't expect the basketball to survive the process. Glad to see you take on this project.
Scott great job..i thought at first a recap vid on the last Exploder. But a new one. Made sense after having that other front end indeed. As always a treat on a Friday to watch. Thanks a ton for sharing! Oh.. i don't wanna tell you tour job. R11 flush for those open AC lines will have them brand new inside to reuse for the other car. United Refrigerstion sells it.. its gooooowd stuff. Be safe enjoy the weekend!
@@vehcor I have the 2016 and at 66 K miles, the Rack went out and also both front Cv Axles went and now the Rear AC leaked and the cost is $3K to repair. I think not, Time for a Highlander. Also the rear has a recall on it, make sure you have that done soon after you fix it.
"We'll pretend that that it didn't take 10 minutes to attach the frame brackets." LOL - One of my other all time favorite lines is "I win!" I've found myself using that in the garage as well. Looks like another good build.
Hey new to the channel here. RUclips just put this video on my for you page. Well done but one suggestion...a piece of metal to cover the floor drain while you’re working. That way you don’t have to smell or see what’s down there, no trip hazard, and no lost parts!!!! Keep it up man good content
Frame pulling is oddly satisfying, yet anxiety driven at the same time! I can only imagine how brown you pants are if what you are holding breaks, or the clamp "slips" free. It's also to see how you repurpose vehicles!
Good call keep in the rail it would be one hell of a job trying to salvage the rail tower component off of a used vehicle I put a couple of them in with new parts and the old stuff comes out in pieces
I just Subscribed! This guy rocks. I have watched just a few of his videos, He seems to be a bit of a ,...Perfectionist. Excellent repairs coupled with a bit of humor and sarcasm mixed in. ( Thanks Ford )! I just did walk into U Pull U Pay salvage. I have an '05 Maxima, The only one they had was an '06. Guess What?,...It was the exact paint color/code! A hood, both fenders and several under hood trim pieces, and bolted it all on that day. Clay Bar and deep polishing and waxing. Bam! This will be my best Subscribed Channel yet. Thank You for all the time and effort you place into each video. A Fan from INDY!
Watching a pull is so satisfying for some reason. Don’t know why but I like it. To hell with the troll, not worth any more of my time. Thanks for post your content.
Now we get to my favourite part: disassembly. A local auto recycler was advertising for a vehicle dismantler and if my knees and back were any good, I would have applied. I mean, who doesn't love taking shit apart lol All tools supplied and a heated indoor shop. How much fun could you have and get paid to do it?
Just didn't seem right to see a project come off the trailer without the scream lol. Great video, thank you for sharing. Ever since I found your channel, I really look forward to what you're going to be showing us on Fridays. Thumbs up as always :)
Nice job on scoring a clean title. Should be a decent return especially with the other parts vehicle. That's how a guy makes it in this business. Kinda like Tetris stack parts away keeping an eye out for the long brick. LOL.
I always try for the clean titles but they are usually too expensive. Sometimes you buy parts for the build you have, sometimes you buy a build for the parts you have. lol
That floor drain looks like it can really suck some sockets. Have you tested the range? What is the max distance it will grab a socket from? Does it prefer more expensive sockets, or will Harbor Freight sockets work?
I took autobody in Vocational school back in 1986, It was alot of fun , great bunch of guys and the cars were still built like cars. I don't think I would have the patience to work on todays vehicles, too much plastic, too many clips and well they just seem junky. I still enjoy watching though, Last summer I did the rockers, floor and paint on a 73 MGB. I guess we stick to what we know. Stay safe
Hell's bells you got snow already 😳😳😵, if so we won't be seeing the afternoon crew. To cold for them 😁 keep up the good work now you've worked out that Ford are the superior car company 🤗😊. Now if I don't get slated for that comment something gone wrong. 🙄😤 and may I be the first to wish you all a happy Christmas and a smooth peaceful friendly election. Gary..... England 🇬🇧
Why are some people such a holes as evidenced by the a hole comment below. If you are a fan of this channel you would know that Scott is a master technician and his repairs are top notch. I would embrace having a car that was rebuilt by Scott. I know the car would be better than it was when it left the factory. If you do not appreciate his har work and dedication go watch tik tok. Keep up the great work Scott.
Some people are just jealous and/or looking for attention. That one is clearly misinformed and believes he is very knowledgable on rebuilds. That all seems to be a trend these days. The internet has made too many people comfortable with being disrespectful and not being punched in the face for it.
Great......I just bought a theft recovery from that same auction location. Now I'm nervous about what I'll find when I pick it up on Monday. My first win at that particular location and auction company.
Lots of theft recoveries up there. I have gotten a few. That branch isn’t known for their great care of the vehicles. I always plan on some damage underneath, just part of the process. The good thing was a little disappointing though. Completely avoidable!
I have never seen anyone do a better job on rebuilding cars. Additionally the salvage inspection in Georgia is Horrible and most used cars on the road in GA would FAIL! I love clean title cars that need a little work. I build them for our own use and believe me, if my family is driving it, It will be SAFE!!!
thanks for doing the conversions (a quarter is 90*) so is a quarter of a pint 90* too - i am learning so much - your a real pal i wondered why you were saving all them Ford parts - this is becoming a habbit - you've changed - i blame Covid
There's something very therapeutic about frame/rail pulling.
I thought so as well, that is why I didn't edit a lot of it out.
Those floor drains do love the sacrificial 10mm sockets! But it’s the ones out in the wild you have to look out for - they love sacrificial keys, wallets sunglasses and cellphones!
The ones in the wild lead to Narnia. This one allows for a little R&R while you go fishing. Just ask the afternoon crew. lol
Cavan Jordan saw that , too...
Thank you for your Videos
I know that you can't rebuild a car a week
I appreciate all your videos but I truly enjoy your videos rebuilding wrecks I believe you work and show your work the best for me to understand and not taking short cuts and showing a repair the right way will always make me a Vehcor subscriber
Keep up the great work
Thanks for the support.
Watching this is really relaxing after a long day at work. 👍🏼
Thanks, try and stay awake. 😂
Dave J. The soothing voice lulls me to sleep, then I watch it again the next day.
Dave J me too!! 👍
Hi again Scott, great job as usual. It is amazing and you are teaching people, that buying a part, front clip in this instance, and saving it and holding on for just the right time, just how much you can save. I too, with experience, love the taking apart portion of doing any build. Not really sure of the arrangement you have with the shop owner, but, it sure is great to have everything at your disposal. Lastly, you are one guy that likes tools,,, the name that you use and quality is second to none. Way to go for teaching people,,, 30 years plus, helps! Fan from Canada!
Thanks for the support.
Always interesting to see what you are working on and how you do it thanks for taking us along. Tom
Thanks for the support.
I love watching you fix mangled up cars you do a wonderful job
Thanks!
NO kelp I moo
From things i have seen in the past i dont trust most shops but you are one guy i would trust and welcome to work on any of my cars.
Man i love to watch you repair cars !! You have the most coolest attitude in car body repair !! 👍👍👍👍😎😎!!!
I think I may have said, "in the pile", a few times more then you. Looking forward to fridays. I'm retired so every day is Friday.
Me too, I just wish I could afford some of the builds he does, my 1998 pick up truck has that michigan cancer. The power train is in decent shape, but not the body.
There was lots to throw in the pile this week. I may not always say it but I am always thinking it! Enjoy your weekend that never ends. lol
You saved me about 600.00 in repairs from watching your videos. God bless you sir
I was so ready for the scream when you backed it off the trailer.
Know, I failed on this build before I started.
Wait, no scream backing it off the trailer? I thought the academy drilled this all the time!
I have failed 😢
I was waiting for it.... Figured he was going to drive it back up and do it again with the scream.......
@@vehcor Yep, you have. Back of the class for you mate. 😂
I was going to say that, but you beat me to it!
With the Ford, it's implied. 😂
Literally the only channel I’ve subscribed to that I’ve enabled notifications for; you’re THAT good.
I do love your show and your cars and trucks. I do not miss your show
Thanks for the support!
Great job Scott love your work a real tradesman. You always repair all your rebuilds so good have great weekend mate from your Aussie friends ✅
Thanks, you too!
Glad to see a new build. I know it will be better than new. Cheers, Jim
Thanks for the confidence!
Happy Friday Scott!
Great project, amazing they totaled that ride which allowed you to harvest it for short money and use all your stash of parts leftovers. Going to be an interesting repair as usual. Clean title will help with resale value I would think.
Glad Mr. Spotty showed up for work in this segment, always cool to see where he's hanging out helping you....Work safe, enjoy your weekend. See ya on Tuesday again next week? Hope so.
Doug@ the "ranch"
I think my leftover parts tricked me into another Ford build. Clean titles are always easier to sell especially on the expensive vehicles. I have a video I wanted to do for Tuesday but I don’t think my computer can handle the editing required so I might have to wait. I’ll see if I can find something else. Take care, until next time!
Thanks for the video Scott. Another quality built Ford. Have a great day
Thanks for the support.
I love the teardown phase too.
Judging by the amount of torn-down cars at the auction lately, everyone does. 😂
About non-salvage title cars. The good guys, like vehcor, buy these cars - and fully disclose the title issue to the buyer. The buyer then gets to buy a car as if it isn't a salvage title - which allows them to get a reasonable rate bank loan on the car, sure it was wrecked but it's also worth 30% less.... good on you Scott, love the knowledge and how tos... and, okay, I'll be honest... the afternoon crew.
I have a hard time hiding my work since I post it on the internet. lol These videos were originally only to show buyers what was done. In addition to getting a loan, all insurance companies will cover it with a clear title and it still has the balance of the factory warranty which is important because.... Ford. LOL
Thank you for the video, I just recently stumbled upon your channel. I really like these kind of repair videos so it is right up my street. You are very skilled! Have a good day and don't listen to the haters, they are just jealous they don't have your skill and knowledge. Btw I am from the Netherlands, excuse my language mistakes. 👍
Glad to have you with us and thanks for the support. I don't pay attention to the haters, I just mock them for fun. Best wishes from the USA.
Scott is just the best there is. Wicked sense of humor. The clean freaks, which you’ll hear more about are still in counseling. By the way I understood everything you said! Welcome to the best channel in the US.
Fantastic job with this project and thumbs up. Mr. SPOTTY is a great help, in the pile. Thanks for sharing your build.
Thanks for the support!
Looking forward to the Explorer build Scott!! It will turn out better than new when your done. Thanks for another great Friday build video!
Thanks, it should be pretty easy. I have had some practice on these. 😂
You are so very very lucky with all your leftover parts
Really made this a win win rebuild
Thank you again
"Ford is pretty proud of those" Great, keep them coming.
Nice project again, I think you are already well on your way.
Always Look Forward To Seeing More! 😎
Awesome thank you!
Awesome as always, finally have my Mr Spotty sweatshirt on the way....yay!!! Thanks for the videos, you have taught me a lot.
Thanks for the support!
12:35 nice of them to use open cell foam adhesive. I bet in about 5 years you'll find these things rusting out like the F150 rear fenders. The foam they used there was designed to tramp water and dirt and rust out the fenders almost immediately. WHen I went to repair the rust on mine when I pulled the foam out water poured out when I squeezed it.
Brilliant idea Ford! "Where quality is job none".
Scott is so good at what he does...makes everything look very easy!!
I love the teardown too! I don't mind the rebuild either. I just hate having to pull major components like engines and transmissions.
I like pulling drivetrains, I have one coming up I can’t wait to get to.
its always so satisfying to watch metal unbend
You don't have to ask mew to like the video at the end. I hit like as soon as I open it - even before watching it. I like to live on the edge!
Thanks for the support!
Mr Spotty is hangin living on the edge
That guy, he is a risk taker. lol
Glad to see Mr. Spotty was doing something useful helping you hold the hardware. Also, Im wondering if the noise in the rear was bad gas?? LOL!
Sometimes he is helpful and not causing trouble. Since the sound it makes is a metal clunking sound I really hope it isn’t gas! 😂
Might be a leftover FFFFoorrrddd factory worker. Or a troll!
Secretly Scott love Ford car and trucks but will never admit it this one will look as good as the other and better than new keep up your quality builds your the man no short cuts or bullshit
Those explorers are actually really nice cars, I work at A Ford dealership. You can get them for close to $35k for a 18-19 with low mileage so with you fixing it up and making it look perfect as always I’m sure you’ll probably make a pretty good profit! Nice video as always that Lexus turned out incredible! 👍🏼 love the commentary in the video hilarious…😆
They have the stupid timing chain driven water pumps on the V6 engines.
I think I will have to raise my price then. lol Thanks for the support!
vehcor your welcome, Fantastic as always!
@@atx-cvpi_99 I had one fail with under 60k miles on a 16 Taurus . F*** Ford lol
@@atx-cvpi_99 really that was primarily an issue on the older ones. The newer 9nes have been getting 150k+ before needing that done.
Another awesome video. I've been binge watching your videos, the work you do is amazing.
Thanks!
Another great video, Scott. Interesting and educational. Moreover your calm demeanor along with appropriate level of sarcasm makes the whole thing a lot more fun to watch.
A do have to ask if you've been effected by Covid 19. Working on Fords? I seem to remember Dr. Fauci saying a tell-tale sign of the disease, in addition to temperature and coughing, is addiction to Fords.
Thanks, this build was actually bought the day of the 2 week shutdown...six months ago. lol It was in quarantine.
Ok you
Good
he needs to go in THE PILE!!! And I would never be scared to buy anything from mr. vehcor !
You're lucky to have no sunroof - as you know, they all leak, sooner or later. A cheap basketball stuffed behind the dent in the passenger side front door and then inflated to a fairly high PSI will pop out the dent, if the paint surface is above about 80 degrees F when you do it. Don't expect the basketball to survive the process. Glad to see you take on this project.
Scott great job..i thought at first a recap vid on the last Exploder. But a new one. Made sense after having that other front end indeed. As always a treat on a Friday to watch. Thanks a ton for sharing! Oh.. i don't wanna tell you tour job. R11 flush for those open AC lines will have them brand new inside to reuse for the other car. United Refrigerstion sells it.. its gooooowd stuff. Be safe enjoy the weekend!
Thanks for the support. Have a great weekend as well!
Vehcor: "Yes, another Ford."
Me: "In the pile." 😅
Sometime you have to fix the pile!
I laughed way too hard at this comment!!!
@@vehcor I have the 2016 and at 66 K miles, the Rack went out and also both front Cv Axles went and now the Rear AC leaked and the cost is $3K to repair. I think not, Time for a Highlander. Also the rear has a recall on it, make sure you have that done soon after you fix it.
Jens Maul lol. My Ford doesn’t care. Neither does my last Camaro or my current volt.
Oh nonoo
Well, you're getting recommended now. I enjoy what you do and I'm looking forward to the build.
"We'll pretend that that it didn't take 10 minutes to attach the frame brackets." LOL - One of my other all time favorite lines is "I win!" I've found myself using that in the garage as well. Looks like another good build.
Hey new to the channel here. RUclips just put this video on my for you page. Well done but one suggestion...a piece of metal to cover the floor drain while you’re working. That way you don’t have to smell or see what’s down there, no trip hazard, and no lost parts!!!! Keep it up man good content
Great video as always, just love your dry sense of humor! 😊
Thanks!
It's already snowing over there? Nice work, and good humor.
You need some mechanise with, "In the pile" emblazoned on the front!
I had some and the Teespring nazis took them down. lol
@@vehcor Different vendor, perhaps?
Totally agree!
Frame pulling is oddly satisfying, yet anxiety driven at the same time! I can only imagine how brown you pants are if what you are holding breaks, or the clamp "slips" free. It's also to see how you repurpose vehicles!
I am no a Ford Fan at all, but that looks like a fantastic deal and I would gladly build one like that for my wife.
I don’t always like what I build but to be honest it isn’t a bad car.
Great work thank you for your videos
Thanks and thanks for watching.
love watching your videos Scott
Ugg, hate snow.
Another awesome build Friday. 😁
Me too. I am over the age at which you like snow. 😂
As usual great work I love how informative you are I mean you could do step-by-step for any college The Teacher's Body Work.
Good call keep in the rail it would be one hell of a job trying to salvage the rail tower component off of a used vehicle I put a couple of them in with new parts and the old stuff comes out in pieces
Amazing talent on display. Thanks!
My mom has a 2019 explorer sport so its nice to see how well they accept impact. Im sure itll be stronger after the fix though
I just Subscribed! This guy rocks. I have watched just a few of his videos, He seems to be a bit of a ,...Perfectionist. Excellent repairs coupled with a bit of humor and sarcasm mixed in. ( Thanks Ford )!
I just did walk into U Pull U Pay salvage. I have an '05 Maxima, The only one they had was an '06.
Guess What?,...It was the exact paint color/code! A hood, both fenders and several under hood trim pieces,
and bolted it all on that day. Clay Bar and deep polishing and waxing. Bam! This will be my best Subscribed Channel yet. Thank You for all the time and effort you place into each video. A Fan from INDY!
Watching a pull is so satisfying for some reason. Don’t know why but I like it.
To hell with the troll, not worth any more of my time.
Thanks for post your content.
I thought so too that is why I didn’t edit the pulling too much. If you don’t have haters you aren’t working hard enough.
I'm new to the channel
I enjoy you explaining everything
Thank you very much from new York city
Now we get to my favourite part: disassembly.
A local auto recycler was advertising for a vehicle dismantler and if my knees and back were any good, I would have applied. I mean, who doesn't love taking shit apart lol
All tools supplied and a heated indoor shop. How much fun could you have and get paid to do it?
Just didn't seem right to see a project come off the trailer without the scream lol. Great video, thank you for sharing. Ever since I found your channel, I really look forward to what you're going to be showing us on Fridays. Thumbs up as always :)
Thanks, I have failed my trailer unloading training. lol
You will learn to love Ford 😉
No no, you can’t teach an old dog new tricks! 😂
Beer goggles
Was this from last year ?? Snow on the ground. Love a new build.
It was just before the two week shit down so, two weeks ago, right? 😂
@@vehcor as the snow. Flies........
Great work Scott, this one doesn't look that bad to fix.
Thanks, it is not too bad.
LOVE THOSE FORD EXPLORERS!
very nice job my friend will be able to know how much it cost with fess?
Love this channel
Thanks!
Nice job on scoring a clean title. Should be a decent return especially with the other parts vehicle. That's how a guy makes it in this business. Kinda like Tetris stack parts away keeping an eye out for the long brick. LOL.
I always try for the clean titles but they are usually too expensive. Sometimes you buy parts for the build you have, sometimes you buy a build for the parts you have. lol
That floor drain looks like it can really suck some sockets. Have you tested the range? What is the max distance it will grab a socket from? Does it prefer more expensive sockets, or will Harbor Freight sockets work?
I took autobody in Vocational school back in 1986, It was alot of fun , great bunch of guys and the cars were still built like cars.
I don't think I would have the patience to work on todays vehicles, too much plastic, too many clips and well they just seem junky.
I still enjoy watching though, Last summer I did the rockers, floor and paint on a 73 MGB. I guess we stick to what we know.
Stay safe
I noticed I've never seen a Chrysler product in your shop, smart man.
Because Chrysler/dodge cars broke down on the road
Love the video! Happy Friday! I would see if the doors from the 2011-2016 model years work. I assume they would be cheaper!
Thanks, these doors are 2018-2019 only.
Great 👍 video's, thanks for sharing im learning alot of work u do. Keep up the good job
Hell's bells you got snow already 😳😳😵, if so we won't be seeing the afternoon crew. To cold for them 😁 keep up the good work now you've worked out that Ford are the superior car company 🤗😊. Now if I don't get slated for that comment something gone wrong. 🙄😤 and may I be the first to wish you all a happy Christmas and a smooth peaceful friendly election. Gary..... England 🇬🇧
I was watching you unload it and just ignored the snow but I then realized this was uploaded a week ago lol
That right front tire got a serious as slash
another great video, can't wait until next weeks video.
If you enjoy your work that is most important.
Whoaaa! Your really good at your craft. Excellent job🚘🚘
Why are some people such a holes as evidenced by the a hole comment below. If you are a fan of this channel you would know that Scott is a master technician and his repairs are top notch. I would embrace having a car that was rebuilt by Scott. I know the car would be better than it was when it left the factory. If you do not appreciate his har work and dedication go watch tik tok. Keep up the great work Scott.
Some people are just jealous and/or looking for attention. That one is clearly misinformed and believes he is very knowledgable on rebuilds. That all seems to be a trend these days. The internet has made too many people comfortable with being disrespectful and not being punched in the face for it.
AMEN!!!
Great comment about Freedom Units👍👍👍😁😁😁😁
this guy always dose it right
i enjoy your work keep it up
Love all your builds, need to get us a video of the mustang soon though
You simply cannot back something off a trailer without the Afternoon Crew yell. It's just not done....
I know. I am embarrassed by my mistake. I had ONE job!
I was waiting for it too! That deserves a thumbs down on the video! hehehe
At last, a Ford, you'll love it.
It’s ok
Excellent Job man!
I have a 2014 model. Quick question, rpm is low and low oil pressure warning appears on, any clue?
Wow! That's a pretty nice one. These Fords are starting to grow on me. Being a Chevy guy. Don't tell any of my buddy's i said that :-)
If I don't hear in the pile once a week, I question my world now!
😂
Great......I just bought a theft recovery from that same auction location. Now I'm nervous about what I'll find when I pick it up on Monday. My first win at that particular location and auction company.
Lots of theft recoveries up there. I have gotten a few. That branch isn’t known for their great care of the vehicles. I always plan on some damage underneath, just part of the process. The good thing was a little disappointing though. Completely avoidable!
Crisp clear right to it content, BigLikes
You forgot to scream backing off the trailer 😂 And I always knew you were a closet case form lover Scott 😁👍👍👍👍
Another great build love Boring build Friday’s !!
Thanks!
I'd buy this one before another used 2019 Explorer.
3 donors, 2 finished cars. Cool.
Only a few left over parts!
I have never seen anyone do a better job on rebuilding cars. Additionally the salvage inspection in Georgia is Horrible and most used cars on the road in GA would FAIL! I love clean title cars that need a little work. I build them for our own use and believe me, if my family is driving it, It will be SAFE!!!
thanks for doing the conversions (a quarter is 90*) so is a quarter of a pint 90* too - i am learning so much - your a real pal
i wondered why you were saving all them Ford parts - this is becoming a habbit - you've changed - i blame Covid