Can we Fix-Up an old Square Body on a REAL BUDGET??

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I never get tired of Angus' humour. Less than a minute into the video and he's already made me laugh. Love the guy.

Good move bringing Angus onboard! He brings so much to the show, and your chemistry together is undeniable. Great move. Pepper with liberal sprinklings of Mook spice, and you have a recipe for something awesome!

Kevin's most underrated ability is to find great people, and Angus is no exception. Exciting development 😊

Two things: 1. Angus - Hallelujah. Who doesn't love Angus?!?!?!? YAY. 2. Absolutely gorgeous job - fix up that interior - what a doozy of a truck. 3. Now we all watch Dalton, cuz you told us to. :) :)

I keep going back and rewatching the F100 revival/repair series with Angus. Super excited to see him turning more wrenches on the channel!

Little tip. When using rattle cans I always leave them sit in a bucket of hot water "Hot as in comfortable to leave your hand in" to warm the paint up and it ups the pressure in the can as well. Goes on much better and more even. Ps always make shure there's no water droplets left in the little channel around the nozzel on top of the can or it picks it up and ruins your painting.

I'm so happy that Angus is coming on full time! Some of my favorite video, was the one's that had Angus in them. I love the commentary that comes with you, and Angus working together. Solid Gold!!

OK Kevin and Mook have got my vote for the YouTube King and queen of YouTube prom. Who else is voting with me?

One of my first jobs when I worked on the assembly line was putting on the steering gears at the since-demolished Pontiac East Assembly, where the Silverado and Sierra were built. The steering gears came in with the pitman arm already attached, and you could either lift them with a hoist that hooked under the pitman arm, or just use the pitman arm as a handle and lift them manually. At this point of assembly, the frames were still upside down. The 3 bolts were already inserted in the frame as part of a job 2 or 3 places upstream on the line, so you would just butt the steering gear against the frame, grab the air-powered torque gun, shoot the bolts in to torque, then mark each bolt head with a yellow oil crayon. Those suckers got heavy by the time you did 300 of them a shift, lol. Good times!😁

CONGRATS ANGUS! Also, the intro screen is different now, I like it.

This is my first JYD video watching on my PC (Bose surround sound) HOLY MOLY - hearing engines how they ACTUALLY SOUND is a game changer. I'll be watching all the new JYD content on my PC from now on!

Great to see ole Angus officially onboard! I wholly expect the high jinx meter to peg with each episode now! Square body is looking FANTASTIC....gonna be a great addition to the channel, too! Fun video, brother All A+++++

7 minutes in and already can tell Angus is one of the greatest additions to the channel since its inception.

GREAT NEWS! Congrats to Angus and you Kevin!

We got angus full time finally and definitely enjoying Tom’s regular appearances here lately he’s hilarious!

Tom AND Angus??? You know it’s going to be an amazing episode! And Angus is full time now! Fantastic!

Kevin and Angus back at it again good job guys 👍

It's awesome that Angus is on your channel with you. Hope Mook also! The truck is beautiful and sounds great. Great choice that it is your shop truck. Thank you for sharing! 😊

Angus full time is just brilliant 👌 Also I liked the look with that roof stuff on more than when removed but that’s just me . I’ve got empty yogurt pots glued on my car for character 😂