Bedside install and stripping the frame of our 2015 Silverado LTZ Part 9

Bed lift: amzn.to/2SPU3Jt
Bed dolly: amzn.to/2E8OIEU
Spot weld drill: amzn.to/2TWfoOw
Spot weld chisel set: amzn.to/2TQ1hdJ
Today we strip down the original "Mistake" frame and replace our bedside. What secrets does our old bedside hold? Let's find out! It isn't pretty.

[@jimfuller5309]

I'm in the construction industry I see crap work all the time..rare is the professional that really takes pride in what they do. thank you for your good work.

[@rejeanrobichaud]

I Tell You I wouldn't be afraid to buy a rebuilt vehicle from you thanks for the video . Reg In Canada .

[@vehcor]

Thanks, if you want one that is not sold, you are welcomed to it. I have had buyers from Canada in the past. Thanks for watching! Stay warm up there!

[@dgdynasty2149]

You make it look easy. A true professional.... Great video

[@vehcor]

It really is not too hard. Lots of practice helps too. lol Thanks for watching!

[@nickkeseloff5582]

I have binge watched the entire series up to this point. I enjoy your meticulous, disciplined approach to what seems like an overwhelming task. Your presentation gets right to the meat of the matter. Thank you for making these videos.

[@vehcor]

When you break it down into lots of little jobs, it doesn't seem so overwhelming. I'm glad you like the videos, I enjoy making them. Thanks for watching!

[@cavnz]

Genius move #1: Use the flatbed to lift the chassis and drop the rear end! Love it!

[@Edwardmodos]

I transported a F350 LWB (172.4") bare frame from New Hampshire to Indiana on a landscape trailer, these M#*$&(@#$&ers are HEAVY, I don't blame him one bit.

[@cavnz]

@@Edwardmodos totally agree. Brilliant use of the truck. I love this guys videos, super talented.

[@vehcor]

Saves time. Not much, maybe 10 minutes but save a little here and there, especially in a build like this, it adds up to hours saved. Thanks for watching!

[@im4inxs752]

IM IMPRESSED BUY HOW YOU CAN REMEMBER THE DASH TEARDOWN AND RECONSTRUCTION, YOU ARE A GENIUS. I JUST DISCOVERED YOUR SITE AND I HAVEN'T STOPPED WATCHING IT. DO YOU MAKE HOUSE HOUSE CALLS. LOLO

[@vehcor]

Thanks, it all comes with experience. I don't make house calls. lol Not a whole lot of free time in my world.

[@lancpudn]

You sure know your way around trucks & how they go together, you make it look so easy. great job I've enjoyed this project very much.

[@vehcor]

It really is not that hard. Having lots of practice helps. Thanks for watching!

[@kdog5995]

Favorite series on KZbin by far

[@shawncordeiro1150]

ya don't care for those immature yuppies and more bullshittin waisting viewer time this guy Velchor gets to the point

[@vehcor]

I used to use the time lapses because I could get one build in one video. KZbin is not a job for me so I am not concerned with income or views from it. It originally was just a way to sell the finished cars. Now it is just a fun hobby for me when I don't feel like doing rebuild projects after working on cars all day. Since you guys like the series, I will do some of the bigger jobs like this but they will be boring everyday cars. No Vipers or GTRs here unless I find a buyer beforehand. Maybe more trucks since I still need one but they are getting so expensive they are not worth rebuilding because there is no savings. Thanks for watching!

[@kdog5995]

vehcor keep em coming man I’ll be watching for sure.

[@robertsise7898]

The most unique thing about this video is that your wife not only was willing but actually helped you with the repair. My hat is off to you.

[@vehcor]

I don't know how "willing" she is. I have to bribe her with cameo appearances in the video to get her there. lol Thanks for watching.

[@Nova-ku6dg]

I always sit here an awe.How we used to do it, and how your generation does it. And you Do it properly and professionally. I wonder what it willallbe in the next decade. Keep up the great work.

[@vehcor]

My generation? I'm always thinking the same thing about the youngsters today. lol Thanks, now I don't feel so old. Technology is progressing so fast, it is anyone's guess what comes next. Thanks for watching.

[@adanochoa9926]

Your way of rebuilding vehicles is better and much easier than straightening body parts like most do, the bondo lovers. Although I no longer buy wrecked vehicles because of the time that it takes to make them street legal again, I will use your techniques if I buy one in the future. I'm glad I found and subscribed to your channel. From you I've learned that there's no need to use gallons of bondo. I hope you keep making videos, which are excellent tutorials.

[@vehcor]

I am not a bondo fan. Sometimes it is necessary but only in small quantities. Good luck on any future projects. Thanks for watching.

[@carthrasher8022]

Nice job! Looking forward to the next one already. Very much enjoy. Thanks !

[@vehcor]

Hopefully Friday but we will see. Thanks for watching.

[@humbertojuhasz1475]

Amazing way of fixing this side panel. This hidden damage was a bad job. You fixed it the best way.

[@vehcor]

It would have been a tough fix even the first time but after the hacks got to it, forget it! Thanks for watching!

[@BlackLocustPatriot]

I love your "freedom units" comment. Your work is astonishing!

[@vehcor]

Thanks........ 'Murica!!!

[@oifivguy]

Your videos really highlight the engineering that goes into building trucks, thank you for the high level of detail you demonstrate in your work.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, thanks for watching!

[@ericheberer3720]

Awesome video! I have a 2015 duramax as well and I enjoy watching your videos that show how the truck is built, taken apart and repaired! Keep them coming, and great attention to detail on the videos!

[@vehcor]

Thanks, it help to know the truck inside and out so I know exactly how to repair anything in the future. Just another little bonus in addition to having some fun and saving a lot of money. Thanks for watching.

[@curtismcquiston3192]

I have watched this build from start to now almost done you are very smart with these trucks I have learned a lot thanks for bringing your viewers along with you

[@vehcor]

I'm glad I am able to teach something. I have lots of experience with rebuilds and try to show what they don't teach in a class. Thanks for watching!

[@gsettlemyre]

Another quality video! Truck is coming along nicely. Can’t wait for the finished product, thanks for taking us along for the “ride”...

[@vehcor]

Thanks for joining me on the build. We will all go on a test drive together eventually!

[@johnfeeney7782]

Great tips as alway on how to do. The video editing gets better and better each time I watch you .

[@vehcor]

Thanks, like anything else, the editing gets better with practice. I am getting faster at it as well so maybe I can upload a little more frequently. Thanks for the support!

[@donnienorman778]

Great video. Cant wait to see the truck finished

[@vehcor]

Thanks, finished project is coming soon. Thanks for watching.

[@peteburness944]

Talented, thinking outside the box and efficient tradesman right there... I cant believe they screwed a plate over the damage then proceeded to bog (Australian slang for plastic filler) the damage up like that... hacks... and... unboxing is fun, everyone needs to be a kid at times :) :) Great work and video yet again Scott... love your work :)

[@vehcor]

I learn new things all the time! Like the word of the day: bog. lol I really don't even remember the last time I bought a body panel for a rebuild new from the dealer, they are usually never the cheapest route but I still check every time. Thanks for watching and teaching me something new!

[@rodneyd6746]

Awesome work,can't wait to this thing finished, your a professional in every way shape and form.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, it is getting close now! Thanks for watching!

[@Carpeaceson]

Awesome! Thank you very much. I just watched this episode with my 3 year old. My eyes were glued to this as his are for sesame street

[@vehcor]

Thanks, who doesn't love Sesame Street! lol Thanks for watching!

[@ssb031]

Absolutely love everything about this build !! I know money talks but I'm REALLY hoping you keep this one !!

[@vehcor]

Thanks, even if I sell it, I will have it for a couple months to use myself while I wait for the title. Plus I want to put some miles on it to make sure it is perfect for the new owner. Thanks for watching.

[@clearingbaffles]

Right angle drill not used often but GREAT when you need and have one

[@vehcor]

I do have one that gets used for those hard to get to spots.

[@HarmonHeat]

Another great installment thanks buddy. I can't believe how much work was put into hiding damage on a totalled truck. Sneaky buggers

[@vehcor]

They wasted so much time hacking, they should have just done it right. Thanks for watching!

[@dropinbiking92]

I'm actually impressed with that old boxside!!! I've never seen such creative hackery! I've seen some questionable rebuilds, that black 1500 before you got it was all full of questions. Awesome channel man, you gained a subscriber. I work more on the prep and paint side of things, but after working alongside a seasoned heavy hit tech, I've seen my fair share of things. It's all only metal at the end of the day :)

[@vehcor]

They spent some serious time doing everything wrong on that truck. lol Thanks for the support! I commend you paint/prep guys, it is the only part of vehicle repair I cannot stand. I can do it but it is torture for me. lol

[@gomd3rd]

Dude I’ve been waiting for this video!

[@vehcor]

Your wait is over... at least for this one. Now onto the next. Thanks for watching!

[@Build0001]

I would definitely buy a vehicle built buy him. I don’t trust to many body shops but he really cuts the cake.

[@vehcor]

I'd be more than happy to sell one. If you see one you like, let me know. If it is available, everything is for sale. Thanks for the confidence in my work!

[@southernfriedhippie]

Love the tool you used to remove the bed. Wouldn't be to hard to make one. Great job!

[@muskokamike127]

I've seen videos where they use the tie down points with straps.

[@vehcor]

It is very useful for its intended purpose but not much else. lol It would be easy to build and could be done fairly cheap as well. Thanks for watching.

[@muskokamike127]

@@vehcor yeah, made specific items like that are literally one time use. Same as a drywall lift. Sure, if you're a drywaller you'd use it all the time but how many times does a homeowner drywall their ceiling? lol. I saw a video where they simply put tie down straps onto the bed tie hooks and lifted it that way. But if you want to lift one from the top rails, you could easily make one out of 2 x 4's on the vertical for about $10.00

[@mph5896]

The bed lifting tool. Very nice. I was thinking you were going to run some chains or straps diagonally attaching to the tie down points and lift it off with those.

[@vehcor]

I might have but the tool is there and fairly easy to use. Thanks for watching.

[@colescrustycars]

I binge watched all your videos last week in preparation to doing a frame swap on my wife's 01 ranger, I am a mechanic by trade so this is all new to me. If you want to know why I'm fixing a worthless 01 ranger feel free to watch one of my videos. I need to start videoing me doing to actual work like you do, Something I want to start doing in the future. thanks for your videos.

[@vehcor]

I never question what others do with their time. It is your time, spend it as you wish. There are people that think this build is a waste of time but to me the huge savings over buying a used truck are worth it. Thanks for watching and good luck on your project! I did a frame swap on an 01 Ranger rebuild years ago. Frame, front end and repair every single panel on the truck. It was a big job.

[@frankbob4043]

Aaaahhhh finally a video. I was having an anxiety attack waiting for the next vid. I wanna see this thing roaring down the road. You should make the truck a dual fuel tank. It'll give you double the range.

[@vehcor]

I fully intend on putting a second tank on my next tow rig. Since I drive across the country and fuel prices can vary up to $1/gal on one trip, it could save me hundreds on each trip. Hopefully I can get you the next video for this Friday. Thanks for watching.

[@frankbob4043]

@@vehcor Awesome can't wait man!

[@briantejeda7985]

The tank falling off the jack is the story of my life lol. Happens every time

[@vehcor]

I actually meant for that to happen. It would not fit under the frame while still on the jack. Of course if it would have, it still would have fallen off. You are not alone there. lol Thanks for watching.

[@jeffscott3160]

Carpeted wheel liners are all the rage now! All the cool kids have them! 😁 On a more serious note though, many manufacturers are using these now as they reduce road noise. I recently did something similar to these on my '06 Silverado CC on the front and the rear. 4db decrease in noise in the cab after installing them!

[@thomasbrasse3145]

Love watching you work. You do it right.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, there is no point to doing it if you don't do it right! That is how I feel anyway. Thanks for watching.

[@gabechiplin8140]

I have just found you! So informative and interesting not to mention honest - as some else mentioned, buying a rebuild from you would be a very safe bet. Down here in Oz big trucks like this have only become common in the last few years so I found the 'bed lifter' particularly amusing - I imagine all our body repair will chase one up sooner or later. Thank you again for posting.

[@d.dolphinstriker5737]

Nice video again. It looks proberbly more factory if you weld the panel from the back. I love to see when all the hard work comes together in this nice truck 👍

[@vehcor]

Having the bed upside down just makes everything so much easier to get to. It will really look like I got something done once I set the bed down on the truck. Thanks for watching.

[@kickit59]

Man I have been looking forward to seeing this truck back on the road again! You certainly have earned it the hard way on this one! Most guys would of given up & parted out what they could but you are making a great truck out of misfortune! Looking forward to seeing the next video already!

[@vehcor]

The way I look at it is if I saved $10k which was my original goal, how long would most people have to work to have that much extra money? For some might be a year. I ended up saving far more and really only invested a few weekends and couple of nights. It has been spread out over a few months while I gather parts and do other work so it seems longer. Hopefully I can get the next one out on Friday. Thanks for watching.

[@SamuraiSethGaming]

I love your channel because you don't seem to use any fake persona to try for attract an audience *cough couch chrisfix*, you're just a cool working dude and that's commendable in a sea of frauds and hacks

[@vehcor]

Just doing what I do and explaining what is happening. Viewers requested it, I just delivered. Thanks for watching.

[@northbndyooper6524]

I love this series. Can't wait to see the completed truck !!

[@vehcor]

I'm glad you enjoy it. Hopefully there will be more of these. I really like working on them. I can't wait to drive the truck. Thanks for watching!

[@NHHalKnowsHow]

I loved this build. I'm looking forward to seeing it complete and going down the road. Then on to the next build! Love it! Thank you!

[@vehcor]

Exactly, hopefully I can use it to pick up a few new build before the new owner gets it.. Thanks for watching.

[@dtv0321]

Just started watching your channel and I love it.I like that you never seem to get frustrated when things go wrong.cant wait to see the end result.Very professional 👍🏻

[@vehcor]

I was not always that way. There was lots of cussing and tool throwing when things did not go right when I was younger. I eventually realized that is was not productive and actually made my job harder. Now I just move on to the next part and come back to the frustrating part a little later with a new approach. Thanks for watching.

[@mariocardamone1846]

you are the best tradesman to watch it is like you know evry bolt and curve by name very very interesting to watch good luck with your project hope you make lots of money

[@vehcor]

You get to know every bolt when you take them all out. lol I have done this on many vehicles so that is where the learning came from. I will do quite well on this one. Thanks for the support!

[@marleneriegel5181]

Thank You for this great video. I enjoy watching you repairing, replacing things the right way. Look forward for you next video👍

[@vehcor]

No problem, thank you for watching!

[@jakeschisler7525]

You do some nice work, wish I would have had that talent years back!

[@vehcor]

Thanks, it just take lots of practice. Thanks for watching.

[@TRONMasterMCP]

I was scared I missed this last week. Great job!!! I can't wait to see the before and after pics!

[@vehcor]

Subscribe and ring the bell and you never have to worry about missing anything. lol You can also follow me on IG, I try to give advanced notice of upcoming videos there. Thanks for watching.

[@rogercusack1136]

Nice job my man.Not a shortcut in sight.Great work!!✊✊

[@vehcor]

We only do it he right way on this channel! Thanks for watching!

[@rogercusack1136]

FACT!!!Lovin this build.

[@JustSpawned1]

If only I could have you fix my 2012 Toyota camry. Anyway nice videos man you certainly are one of a kind. Keep it up!

[@vehcor]

I just finished a 2010 Camry. It was a little job but I'll put up a video eventually. Thanks for the support!

[@badvlad9861]

Cant wait for final results video, great job done correctly. Keep up the excellent work.

[@vehcor]

It turns out it is possible to do a big job correctly and still make money. I wish all the dishonest hacks out there would learn that. Thanks for the support.

[@aj9270]

coming together beautifully !

[@vehcor]

It sure is, won't be long now! Thanks for watching!

[@ianwalker4803]

This is a great rebuild and a great series.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, thanks for watching.

[@waynegalvin4639]

You make it look easy, it is interesting to watch!

[@vehcor]

It really is not that hard. Of course years of practice helps. lol Thanks for watching.

[@vehcor]

It really is not that hard. Of course years of practice helps. lol Thanks for watching.

[@actorzone856]

Vehcor, you do a great job and if anyone questions your ability on why you didn't do this or that or you should have? well, there's no point asking anyone else for answers.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, most people don't ask questions to be trolls. They are just trying to learn why I did what I did and I respect that, so I give them their answers. Sometimes in the comments and sometimes in future videos. I also like to troll the trolls a little as well. lol The cutting open the bedside that I intentionally called a quarter was one of those "trolling the trolls" cases. Thanks for the support!

[@williamgauntt1164]

Not sure why your only at 51K subscribers. Your too good to ignore. Younger techs could learn alot if they take the time watch...Nice work

[@vehcor]

It takes time. Until this truck came a long, my channel was MUCH smaller. Since I usually rebuild boring cars I don't get the attention of some of the other channels that build the high end stuff. They are here as a job, I am here because it is fun for me. Maybe someday I will find a buyer for a supercar or decide I want one myself and I can join the big guys. lol Thanks for watching.

[@samdavid2902]

That is a satisfying amount of vise grips nice work!

[@vehcor]

There is a whole lot more in the drawer where those came from. lol Thanks for watching.

[@12wingwfetech]

As Norm Abrams use to say you can never have enough clamps

[@stevejanka361]

good morning Scott, you are making real progress on that job. A friend of mine got me a spot weld drill from Mercedes-Benz it's self centering it is really the answer. I will try to find out where they got it and let you know where you can get one. Have a good weekend and you take care.

[@vehcor]

I don't mind drilling these. It is the HSS that I hate! I have been grinding more of those than drilling. If the shop had a resistance spot welder, there would have been no drilling at all on this one. lol Thanks for watching. Have a good week!

[@daltonhall4705]

Awesome videos man, I check your channel every week to see if there’s any updates! You do amazing work!

[@vehcor]

Thanks, you know you can just subscribe and ring the bell to get notifications so you don't miss anything. lol Not that I mind you checking in on my channel. I also try to post on IG when I will have the next video coming out. Thanks for watching. Hopefully I will have the next one ready for you on Friday.

[@rbroyse5468]

Great job and catch on the hidden bondo job. They were definitely a bunch of clowns, even left you some rocks to prove it. My 2014 had cattails jammed behind the front wheel-well when I was looking as to why the step bars were bent. Must have had the truck buried in muck but appeared to be a soft, sudden landing so they decided to leave it for me. I bet that was a wild last ride for them. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

[@vehcor]

I had a similar experience on a CTS-V with a 55 gallon garbage can worth of mud packed into the undercarriage. A car I am bidding on next week also has the same issue. lol Thanks for watching!

[@leoardon2031]

WELL can't say anything you are good at your job good eye for what other hide on the rebuilds love it the way you show step by step of the projects good entertainment and knowledgeable videos

[@WGIRON78]

Your videos are the best by far and we are anxiously waiting for the next one , just don’t take to long 👍🏼👍🏼

[@vehcor]

Thanks, I'm trying for this Friday. Thanks for watching!

[@joetrippi1603]

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. Looks like you’ve done this a time or two.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, yes I have installed a bedside more times than I can count. lol Thanks for watching.

[@aleread3864]

the liners are made from carpet to reduce road noise and deaded the sound of rocks hitting the liner

[@vehcor]

I understand it is for sound deadening... but on the bed? I could understand if the wheel well was in the passenger compartment like an SUV, or even the front wheels which would be a stretch. Who is going to hear the road noise in the bed with all that wind noise? I suppose you could put a cap on it and then it would be a concern but who is riding in the bed? Human trafficking victims? Is GM worried about their quiet ride? It holds all the dirt and when you wash the truck, all the dirt just keeps coming out... forever. It annoys me. lol Thanks for watching.

[@chevellesbc]

Educational every time ,best videos hands down . 👍

[@vehcor]

We all have our little niches. Mine happens to be the education. I may work on some boring cars but the techniques are universal. Thanks for watching!

[@TheRebelOne.]

Flawless attention to detail as always......👌👍

[@vehcor]

Thanks, that is the ONLY way to do it! For me at least! lol Thanks for watching!

[@madkatt2201]

Awesome project👏👏 Love keeping up with this rebuild👍👍

[@vehcor]

Thanks, more to come. Thanks for watching!

[@susanjones3193]

Looking forward to the next one.

[@vehcor]

Hopefully this Friday. Thanks for watching!

[@creedclawson5208]

Great work, so cool watching it come together, also you sorta look like Johnny Sins

[@vehcor]

I have been getting a lot of that comparison with this build. Thanks for watching.

[@jaywhittemore5878]

Enjoyable to watch. I can't wait to see the end result as I'm sure are you.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, you bet I want to start driving it! Thanks for watching!

[@giraffewithtattoos2770]

Hey, you're really good at this. You should consider doing it for a livin'. LOL

[@vehcor]

It is fun for a hobby but I wouldn't want to do it all the time. Thanks for watching.

[@OmenFree]

Bed upside down is the best way to treat sheet metal with some wasted oil+antiseize mixture - it never dries(7 years atleast for me) and not allowing salt to go under that grease

[@vehcor]

The rockers, bedsides and doors all get treated with cavity wax to prevent rust.

[@normsatv]

Your doing a awesome job i love my 2015 Silverado same color.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, I like black vehicles but keeping them clean is WORK! lol Thanks for watching!

[@yesterdayshero2916]

Freedom units! God Bless America! Great work Brother, as always.

[@vehcor]

Thanks! "Murica!!

[@EnemyYegar]

Awesome job! Your favorite tool don't play lol.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, I find an excuse to use it every chance I get. lol Thanks for watching.

[@EnemyYegar]

@@vehcor Thank you for bringing us along on your journey.

[@jamjames1971]

I really enjoy your videos.. wish I knew how to do the stuff you do. Big fan from St.Louis

[@nealelliott]

I could watch this shit all day! Nice work!

[@vehcor]

I wish I could edit videos faster so you could watch them all day. lol Thanks for watching.

[@SpeedyRacer978]

Great engineering you got there ! Thanks for the video !

[@vehcor]

Thanks and thanks for watching.

[@brealdeal3658]

Ah... Nothing like Hack-Master work! Way to show that bedside who's Boss! Been waiting for the next video, had to resort to some Not so good car rebuild videos to try and get my fix. LOL

[@vehcor]

These guys wrote the booking on hacks! lol Hopefully I'll have one for you this Friday. Thanks for watching! Hang in there!

[@stephenbuttars9220]

Looks good!! Cant wait to see the finished product. And it looks like a lot of work. I just got a 2017 LT 1500 from auction. And unfortunately it has frame damage and GM does not make a replacement part for where the frame is bent. I am hoping they will be able to bend it back. I don't have your enthusiasm to replace a whole frame.

[@vehcor]

Aww come on, the frames are the best part! lol I would love to just do frame swaps forever, on commission of course. I always figure a frame on anything hit in the frame or suspension because they have basically made them unrepairable at this point. Thanks for watching and best of luck on your build!

[@stephenbuttars9220]

Thanks! Where do you go to get your parts? headliner? air bags? @@vehcor

[@vehcor]

@@stephenbuttars9220 Try car-part.com. I also look on ebay and sometimes you can get lucky and find someone parting out a truck on FB or CL. The headliners are hard, junk yards destroy them pretty quickly and new ones are expensive.

[@JVaughn344]

Hey buddy... good to see another video from you .. been awhile.. as always awesome job on the truck..👍👍

[@vehcor]

I had to get some other projects done in the meantime and did not have the extra time to edit the videos. Thanks for watching. Hopefully I can get some videos out faster for a couple weeks.

[@bbyeahwhatever]

Wow is all I can say about that bedside cover hack job.

[@vehcor]

Best hacks in the business! lol thanks for watching.

[@clearingbaffles]

I usually watch the commercials but the same one comes up and I skip I know you guys don’t get to pick the commercials but do you have any input on REPEATS At 5:56 at first I thought the jack handle was the dividing line on split screen Thanx from the left coast near the Krapitol of California

[@vehcor]

No, I have no input on commercials at all. They seem to like to show a lot of Ford ones on a GM video as well. Thanks for watching

[@davidanddiana7173]

Nice bed work man 👍😎

[@vehcor]

Thank you!

[@Josh.Straughn]

Man, you get some serious mileage out of those Earthqakes. I have always been hesitant try them out.

[@vehcor]

I am not a fan of cordless tools but for half the price, they do as much as the more expensive alternatives. Thanks for watching.

[@ruwithlee1970]

You should have your own Business! Top Quality!

[@vehcor]

Maybe but I don't really want the headaches that come with a shop. I used to but every day, I am glad I don't have to deal with them. Thanks for the confidence and I will never rule anything out 100%.

[@45AMT]

Another awesome video, from the body master! Good job!

[@vehcor]

Thanks for the support!

[@SierraOne]

Coming right along!!

[@vehcor]

Getting closer everyday. Thanks for watching.

[@mikeyg9619]

There you go again, kicking butt and taking names.

[@vehcor]

Bedsides are my favorite welded on part to replace! Thanks for watching!

[@mikeyg9619]

@@vehcor You have had to have worked at GM IOT to know all the little secrets and methods. Great job. If I ever come upon a GMC pick up, Ill send it to you.

[@vehcor]

@@mikeyg9619 These little tricks work on all brands and it just comes with experience. I'm just sharing what they don't teach in a classroom. Kind of my little niche on KZbin, I guess. I build boring everyday cars so I have to have an edge somehow. lol

[@mikeyg9619]

@@vehcor You my friend are the 1%'s!!!!

[@juniorbjj4653]

They went cheap cheap on that bondo for sure wow! I can' believe someone would do that.

[@vehcor]

After all the other hack work they did, the bondo was par for the course. lol Thanks for watching!

[@mickey533]

Great video. Thanks for the update.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, no problem!

[@dzachalski]

Been awhile but you are back with the Silverado vid. Nice work as well. Use your brain power before you exercise and tire out your muscles. I like it

[@vehcor]

Sorry, I had to get some other projects done and didn't have time to get to the video editing. Thanks for watching!

[@davidconley3610]

Nice job!

[@vehcor]

Thanks

[@trav1098]

Great video! I love the series

[@vehcor]

Thanks and thanks for watching!

[@colinblankenship2401]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@vehcor]

Thanks and thanks for watching.

[@wakkoss]

Started watching your videos when I found them by mistake, now I look forward to them and learn quite a bit about how these cars are put together. I have to change the bumper on my '17 Silverado...am I able to leave the brackets and separate the bumper from them without lifting the bed? I have to do the job mostly solo.

[@vehcor]

This truck brought a lot of people to my channel. Glad to have you with us. You can remove the bumper and leave the brackets but you have to remove all the plastic to get to the bracket bolts I believe. If you remove the last 4 bed bolts and get the bed up a half inch or so, you can leave the brackets on the bumper. Thanks for watching.

[@imtheboss48]

You should do a video with Samcrac! It would be great video and definitely pump up your subs.

[@vehcor]

Yeah, another viewer said the same thing and tried to make it happen. Sam was not interested. I'm not here to be a KZbin star, I'm fine with my 50k. I can still find the time to get to all of your comments. Something the bigger channels can no longer do. Thanks for watching

[@rfreitas3298]

Great work! I guess that bed side had a gallon of bondo

[@vehcor]

Yeah, it was. What a waste of materials and time. Thanks for watching!

[@breakwood8531]

Merci pour un autre awesome video. Had no idea you knew French lol. Pretty cool for a American.

[@vehcor]

I'm not as cool as you think. :( Je ne parle pas français mais Google le sait. Merci d'avoir regardé.

[@michaelhartloff3833]

Wassup binge watching some videos I missed

[@katzazzdetailing1823]

Great job

[@vehcor]

Thanks!