Detailing A FILTHY Abandoned Chevy Tahoe That I Got For Free (COMPLETE TRANSFORMATION)
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Keep up the good work 😀😃
One question where is the dyno that was in de the old site
Grts
3 videos how much did the videos add on top of the 5k sales price hmmm that's gonna be the question ⁉️
You should disassemble and clean that interior and the car is nice enough to do it to
I know you know Alex from legit street cars. He just finished a Lexus IS300. Had local to him body shop do some paint work and body repair on the cheap. Is there a local to you shop that might donate time and/or materials to finish out the Tahoe in exchange for some exposure?
You know, your "Make questionnable choices" motto, I see it more as "Get out of your comfort zone. Try something. At worst, you'll have learned something, at best, you'll not only have learned something, but you also will have succeed at it."
As for the parts of the paint that went thru, would a touch up paint pen be a cheap way to fix those spots?
"I'm just an idiot who doesn't want to pay someone to make it look better." 🤣 Oh, Bear... you crack me up.
I love how he talks about getting his money back because a truly rust free GMT800 like this any where in the rust belt is near if not more than $10,000 at the moment. So $4k in it and sell it for $10k up north, that's a heck of a profit.
V8 powered full size SUVs in excellent condition sell for over $10,000 but are so rare, ones in shit condition, which is most, are about $400 to $4,000
I was going to say as long as it is rust free sell it to someone up north and you'll get a profit.
Agreed. New York or Cleveland, that’s a 10k truck.
Even with bad paint it's worth $7000 here in Maine. Fix the paint and you can get $10000 or more.
Damn, you can get these a dime a dozen here in Texas. See them all the time on CL for $2,500 - $4,000.
I'm so glad you stripped out the rug / carpet to clean the truck to the metal because I was thinking that is the only way to make sure the bugs don't make a comeback. Good work....
Great job! I disagree with 4-5k, even with paint issues and bad tires. Only 150,000 miles on it with all the usual issues fixed, add tires list it at 7,500 and take the first 7k that shows up.
I totally agree, in the OKC market it would be $7k all day every day.
Hearing Ammo NYC tells me you know a bit about what you're doing. Love when a channel I watch mentions another I watch, makes me warm and fuzzy.
Sweet project cars is a budget friendly detailing channel
Hahaha, for a guy that doesn't like detailing, you definitely commit to your most 'hated' process. Well done Jarred.
He does it well, like most of what he does, so he doesn't have to do it over- that has been a Jared Pink signature for as long as I have heard of him. Freddy really needed what Jared brought- and I think Jared has got a good deal too- including getting his FIL an editing job! Lotta wins on that deal! FR
I learned a lot from Jared over the past 6 years, he helped me with my Supra and did my 6spd swap. He also Inspired me to jump in and start wrenching myself. Fear of messing things up hold a lot of people back from working on their own rides. keep challenging yourself with things you are not confident doing and you will surely surprise yourself, it’s truly an awesome feeling. Wrench everyday for life and thanks Jared.
I admire your passion for detailing AND for making sure you pass along a safe and solid vehicle for the next owner.
The 4L60E in my '04 GTO went out and I watched enough YT rebuild videos to build the confidence to rebuild it myself.
That was 4 years ago, transmission still runs strong to this day! Never be afraid to tackle 'em, people!
Exactly get that grease under your nails and all over your hands elbows and clothes enjoy it
As an ex commercial detailer (GM franchise) buy a soft broom, use proper car wash detergent and scrub with broom and suds after pressure washing. You might get a colour matched hood from a junkyard cheaply, or patch the paint - a tiny bare patch will disappear if done well. You can buy little touch up amounts of paint the correct colour, just dab a tiny bit on the damaged spot, can sand with a Dremel first if needed to remove corrosion (just don't make the spot bigger) then sand the blob of paint flat when totally dry. You can also do this with the correct colour nail varnish, build up layers if needed and sand paint flat before buffing. Good job with the buffing dude, it makes quite a difference when done well !
One thing good about your channel and the Car wizard is being open and honest 👌.
That is why I love to watch your videos. Keep it up and wrench every day.
The most stunning thing about people like Jared and David is how much money they make is limited only by the hours they will put in-they have and always will have all the work they can do. Same thing followed me through my career in HVAC and plumbing- an honest deal, a fair deal, as few surprises as possible and a touch extra to make the job sweet. I had very few "bad" days at work, many clients would climb into 130 degree attics to bring me iced tea- one of my regular helpers (who became a killer tech in his own time) said he had never experienced being a "hero" before- he thought it was awesome! I just thought it meant we were doing the job! FR
It was great seeing you and the Car Wizard together. The other video you two made recently that he posted was very, very good. Nice to see the folks I follow on YT are collaborating.
Come on man
Is just impossible to not love Jared and the Car Wizard
Ohhh the Dog
What a bunch of incredible souls
Shop Name: The Outhouse. Because it's the place to be after making questionable choices.
the outhouse is a strip club around me
Doghouse can be a good choice too. As questionable choices usually upset the misses and put you in... "the dog house"
@@mikelyons9971 and there is a dog there
Love it! Gotta be a winner.
The G Spot
Rockstar editing by Duane (as usual!) Makes this simple content so compelling. I don't know why, but I feel like a collaboration between Jared and Richard (Rebuilds) is what the world needs! 👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️
2 absolute units here
From what I've picked up on, using a steam cleaner on the interior makes it wayyyy easier!!
Thanks Captain obvious
@@limabean4581 did I ask for your sarcasm...I don't think so. Also did he ever mention using one or even use one? No, thus I was giving a helpful tip. Troll on somewhere else inedible vegetable
@@limabean4581 You're welcome fucky the clown
@@limabean4581 Roasted!
I bought a 81 Glastron ssv167 boat for super cheap, but it needed a lot of interior and motor work. I have never done vinyl or built anything for a boat, but now I have 3 more pieces to cut and cover in vinyl out of the 16 pieces I made myself. I can not help but smile when I walk in my garage and see what I have turned that boat into. Its taken me over a month but it is so worth it just to say "I did that" and "I brought this boat back to life".
So from all those amazing projects that we’ve liked before , you have come to learn that your viewers needed a video on how to wash 🧼 a car …, thank you 😊
I will add one bit of learned knowledge...two buckets. One for soap, one to rinse the mitt before you soap it again. If it's really dirty, dump the rinse bucket in the middle of the wash.
I love these normal vehicle videos. I think that's part of the reason Chris fix got so big
If you want to get more foam and less water, buy a 1.1mm thread nozzle from amazon. Also buy a gun that directly goes to a pressure washer rather than a hose, those 2 things will really get the foam amount up
I bought a $15 Ryobi foaming nozzle from the local hardware store - works really well with Autoglym snowfoam and my cheap-ass electric pressure washer. Good enough for my amatuer efforts anyway :-D
Pressure washer detailing. ChrisFix would cry blood tears. It came out nicely tho, this has been a fun little series!
Imagine Larry Kosilla's reaction to it then!
@@stevemulcahy5014 True, just hope he doesn't see it.
@@uzivatel56 what’s wrong with pressure washing
@@capo5582 I hope you're joking
@@uzivatel56 I’m serious give me the run down
Telling everyone he’s not an expert to stop someone copying him incorrectly, wanting to drive it for a month and not have someone stuck on the road because he didn’t do a good job. Just an honest guy. No wonder Freddy likes him so much. I keep thinking back to when Freddy financed his vehicles, paying off the loans for him and he was brought to tears. Listen to him talk about encouraging amateurs to try their luck and repair their own car, and then talking about fulfilment after you try something and succeed…
You and car wizard video great together :)
I like this series, very down to earth. You should do a wheeler dealers esque type of sale on this rig and have the buyer come on camera and look it over...i just think that'd be cool.
Yes more normal cars
If Edd China was still spinning the spanners for Mike, I'd say hell, yeah. Jared can do ever so much better than Mike Brewer without Edd it isn't funny. I lake Ant, but the whole W-D game stank- only Edd managed to keep his cool and the negatives out of his response- his biggest grief was how long it took to get his own tools back from the States. There is a short pier somewhere Mike and the Discovery Chanel can take a very long walk off of. FR
You’ll want to wash top to bottom. Wash the top of the vehicle, rinse your rag thoroughly, wash the mid section, rinse the rag thoroughly and then do the bottom. You’re dragging all the debris from the bottom of the vehicle to the top and scratching the heck out of the paint. Just a helpful tip.
I'm impressed at your tenacity and effort on this detail. You Sir, are certainly not a quitter! Much Respect Jared!
2.5 years ago I bought an actual little old lady's 14 year old car with a legit 32,655 miles on it for $3800. It.. needed... everything! Every rubber piece was gone. Tires were original from the day it came off the lot. It'd never been washed or polished correctly. They did however get an oil change every year, and had the 2 recalls done on it in a timely fashion. There were more acorns inside the various panels and openings then on the trees. After another $2600 invested, and an obscene amount of elbow grease, that car is completely sorted, solid, looking STUNNING (it went from a faded blue grey color to a brilliant deep blue), and good for another 15 years of use at least, before it'll need another major going over. It's the 3rd of that specific vehicle I've owned as well, and I still have #2 with over 183k miles on it.
I'm completely on board with buying something with good bones that just needs some love, and making it stone reliable, for less than what a new or decent used car goes for these days.
Jared just seems like the nicest human. Well done Sir!
Mr. Jared, love the channel. I have been turning wrenches for a long time, but I generally hire someone else to perform the detailing. Two major time savers I have discovered when I have to detail - 1) rubbing alcohol will remove tree sap very quickly and 2) Blue Magic Carpet Stain spray is truly MAGIC for getting stains out of carpets, headliners, seats or any other fabric. Keep the videos coming!
i have to agree ive done some things mechanically i never thought i could do and theres nothing that feels better than knowing you can do whatever you set your mind too
Loving the Vice Grip Garage hat. It's awesome to see you guys supporting each other.
Good Pyrrah, helping dry out that interior floor!
To get good foam out of the cannon: more soap is better than less, use warm water in the bottle, and use distilled water in the bottle if you have hard water coming out of the tap in Georgia.
Little tip for the daytime running light bulbs on the 1999-2006 trucks/SUVs: use LED bulbs in them. The regular incandescent light bulbs the DRLs call for (4114) get really hot and melt the sockets, and sometimes even the housings. LED bulbs run cooler and last longer, so it's a win-win.
Thanks to channels like yours, I bought and restored a 2004 BMW 325i! I had the confidence to tackle it!
Well I’ll Be Dipped! Jared wore his Vice Grip Garage hat!
Good on you, Jared!
I love Pyra hanging out inside the Burban while cleaning it. Bet she is fun to clean after a shop day!
At 12:15 into the video I really realized how beautiful of a green those Tahoe's had from factory. Stunning color
Sometimes it's not about profit when you love vehicals like we do. Not saying it's not great when it happens but knowing we saved something that would of ended up trashed will always make our types sleep better at night. I saved my profile picture from the junk yard and I'm loving it.
On literally just about any other car, the clay bar would make you look like a detailing hero. Jared, your videos just make me smile, that was a very nice vicarious job well done to enjoy.
The best part of the video was seeing Pyra hanging out with her daddy. She’s so precious!
The sense of acchievement
This man that did almost everything possible working on a car trying something out of his confort zone
Such inspiration man!
Man, watching this transformation is just mind blowing. I was forced to sell my 01 LS because I just couldn't do the work like I intended to. Love this truck, its beautiful and even 20 years later is still on my must have list. Can't wait to see it posted for sale. Id make the trip from CT to pick this beauty up. Cheers.
Heck, If I were Jared I would keep it. Right now it's the most reliable vehicle on the channel!!
i love how your dog just loves to hang out with you.
It really like how the special l guest turns up to be another one of the mechanics I really look up to.
I actually have a similar situation with a Golf Variant (Jetta wagon in the US) as this story. Bought it for next to nothing, been sitting outside for about five years, changed almost everything, turbo, suspension, cooling system, rear beam, installed cruise control, you name it. Now looking to sell it. Won't get my money back but I've saved another one and learned heaps in the process. Only big difference is that I've been using it as a daily for over a year, and that is what people normally pays for when it comes to car ownership.
Good to see your detailing tricks, even though you claim to not be very knowledgeable, I still learn. Keep it up man!
I'm stuck at home with the bad stuff, this is helping me pass the time when I want to get to work.
Seeing that dank and dirty carpet get cleaned is probably the most satisfying part of the detail.
For someone who doesn't like detailing, you put a lot of effort into it and really paid attention to a lot of the small stuff. Really super job! Good on ya, Jared!!
For sensitive car interiors with fabrics and old plastics I usually use a soft white towel and soak the surface and the towel in some starterfluid, dimethylether and it'll clean plastics, rubbers, door-sides and seats like new with effort and be safe. Does require a lot of ventilation to do it safely though!
NOW THIS IS WHAT I CALL QUALITY CONTENT!! Keep up the good work, greetings from Saudi Arabia 👋🏼
Dude The Light Are A ""HOME RUN ""!!! The Polishing Made A Huge Difference and"" GREAT JOB """!!!
Larry at AmmoNYC definitely knows his stuff….. but you’re all equally as amazing in your own right. Keep up the good work.
You're so right... I've never touched one of my cars before but with your enthousiasm, your explaining and just trying I now totally wrench my cars and have not gone to a garage in more then a year even though I had some failures (thermostate-failure with overheating engine, replacing my exhaust front to back, replacing a locking mechanism in the back) and next on the list is to replace some wishbones and I'm really proud of what I've accomplished so far as a carnoob so thank you extremely for your video's which have helped me a lot. You're the best!!!
My 2007 Citroen van was standing under a eucalyptus tree for about a year before I bought it. It was covered in sap, leaves and insects which were of course stuck to the sap. The air ducts were full of spider webs and leaves. I spent three weekends just cleaning the crap of it before I could even think about giving the paint any sort of treatment. But it was worth it.
Got a few idea's for names for the new shop:
The Wrenchouse
Jared's Jarage
The House That Tavarish Built
Area 51-B
WrenchWiki
Pyrrha's Place
The Rev Palace
You could also make it a contest and have subscribers submit names. When you pick a name the subscriber gets a swag bag.
Pyrrha’s Place has my vote.
Pyrrha’s Palace
Second for Pyrrha’s Place
I love this channel. The fact that you took the whole interior out to clean it correctly means a lot. I can't express that enough. I detailed cars in my 20's for a job and not cutting corners on the interior is huge. Anyone who buys this thing will be thankful. I will say its driving me crazy to see that pool float sitting on a BLACK Supra's hood. I can't wait to see you work on the Mk3 Supra's.
This is what I used to watch Tavarish's channel for. Now it's become like a budget top gear.
That Tahoe looks a billion times better on the exterior than what it was before. Ohhhh! A Wizard cameo!
I wish I had money I'd pay 6 for that in a heartbeat.. I miss my 5.3 Tahoe and I'd love that especially knowing that's it's all mechanically perfect now
For the headliner. I used a home carpet cleaner with a hose attachment to do the liner in my nieces nasty Kia Rio5. I mixed some carpet cleaner with oxy and went over the entire interior several times. Wasn't perfect, but it looked and smelled MUCH better. Got a lot of the tar of out material.
I knew the car market was in a nutty place, but I hadn't realised that extended so far down. $5-10k for an ancient old Tahoe is crazy! I know they're reliable and dependable and really good family utility vehicles but the thing is 20 years old and 100-and-a-lot thousand miles! That's not to say I dislike the Tahoe, I actually think they're good looking trucks and this green is a lovely colour, but still. Wow.
As for not being scared: I remember the first time I swapped out the brake calliper on my motorcycle, it was kind of scary because this was the entire brake, and I had to bleed it as well, but I did my research, read up what I needed to do, what tools I needed etc and once I was going, it was just another wrench-job and turned out to be not that scary. As long as you take the time to prep and research and have the right tools, you'll generally be fine.
I know this is an old post, but for textiles that are difficult to clean - as in killing bacteria/mould rather than removing debris - I’ve had a lot of success with small Ozone generators.
A car with decent deals is almost ideal to setup your generator with the intake outside of the vehicle and the input inside.
Ozone is bad for you and can cause respiratory distress if you breath it. But it deteriorated by itself in a couple of hours. I usually set mine on a timer so it stops running a couple hours before I want to return to the project or use the space. Ozone generators need electricity - but comparable to filament style light bulb. Not a big deal financially to leave it running for a few hours or a few days.
Hey Jared,
I don't know if people mentioned this before or have tried it but I use Dawn dish soap (blue) on lots of interior car panels (especially headliners) and it works wonders. Or baby sanitary wipes.
They work amazingly well on fabric and stains! I get the headliner dirty all the time and use them!
Try it! :) if not on the Tahoe but another :)
Good luck!
love this channel i bought a bmw e39 in late 2020 and now transmission has gone out and watching you fix this tahoe makes me wanna grab a wrench or two and go remove my transmission and replace it with a good working one thanks you so much Jared!.
A ca0llibration between two of the best mechanical artists on RUclips.. bravo guys .. love everyday 🙏
is it just me or is it unnaturally satisfying to buff a car even if the paint's hosed? i actually enjoyed this vid. thanks master j!
Working on the supercars is fun, but, quite frankly, I have enjoyed this series better as it is WAY more relatable to the ordinary person who will NEVER buy a supercar. I would like to see more of this kind of project. 👍👍👍
The 2000s GM's had some of the most beautiful paint choices.
Wizard is to Hoovie what Jared is to Tavarish. Not intended as an insult to any party (though Freddie appears waaaaay more mechanically adept than Tyler (who really does actually come across as quite handy too)). Yous cars guys are crushing YT rn.
Jared: as far as foam goes you won't get any with a standard hose. You'll need a pressure washer that's giving decent GPM. As for soap to water ratio in the foam Cannon, I typically do 2:8 soap to water.
I like Jerry's new digs, man. He and the family have really moved up from the Audi.
Its funny how many makers and manufactures don't know why old screw driver handles were shaped the way they were. The ones with a large hole at the end, are so you can place another screw driver or rod through for added torque. Also, some handles were made so a wrench or socket driver would slide over the handle an lock in for additional torque. In both cases, you press against the screwdriver handle to the screw to prevent slip and use the other hand to provide the torque from a long handle (rod, wrench, socket driver).
Excellent job, keep putting the work in and you will always enjoy what you are doing
I'm still voting for the new shop to be called "The Green Shop", or "The Georgia Green". Green because of the beautiful bush around you.
I would asl $6000-7000. I bought a 2000 Tahoe that was in perfect condition. Six months later. Transmission. Another couple thousand. But, you already did that. So, there you go. Looks great with all the body work. Nice VGG hat. Love his channel.
Jared and wizard should do a series together like roadkill, go to a junkyard, find a car, fix it, drive it home
Maybe have hoovie find a car and put it outside a pick a part and see if they can get it back to him
It's so satisfying learing a new skill like detailing. I purchased my first DA polisher last christmas, became youtube certified and now i'm cermic coating cars and charging customers to detail thier cars.
Pressure washing the carpet is probably the fastes and easiest way to clean it results turn out amazing
That pressure washer has a get up and go attitude..... You had to stop it's attempt at freedom with a ladder 😂
The Chevy is looking 100% better after the clean tho man
Nice improvement. Make sure that the drain holes in the bottom of the doors are clear so they don’t get water in them and rust out.
Really speaks volumes to how far Larry's detailing work has been seen that Jared does a random name-drop of his videos.
Truly impressive and all things that can be done at home . Worth the time when it comes to resale too . . Feel like I could smell it through the tv
Seeing someone paying attention to a GMT800 Chassis like mine, very similar mileage and same color is amazing to see! These things are stout and are good buys!
Nice. If you color sand it then cut and buff it, most times you can get that glass finish. But it looks good for what it is.
One of my favorite movie line is “A man has got to know his limitations.” It’s always awesome to push the boundaries.
A Neat Steam Cleaner would have been a good option on this!
I did a 5-stage paint correction on my father's 01 Excursion with 420,000 miles before he sold it. Took me a week but came out perfect!
Wizard and Jared are a great combo. Two nice, genuine car guys, and great mechanics.
Dude as a person who flips vehicles on a daily basis for my main income, it is Damn near impossible to detail without a pressure washer. Especially with door jams
To get the really cool foam from the pressure washer you need something called a foam cannon. Totally worth the money for a cheap Amazon one. And the soap ratio for any reservoir is all soap no water.
We had one just like that for years. Same color and interior. Had two kids drive it thru high school. I think you could possible get $6k considering what you have done to it. That's a good Mom car for someone without a lot of cash. That thing is probably good for another 100k miles easy. Great job!
A Jared and Larry collab were he restore one of your vehicles to insane finish that would be awesome. Larry is a nice super nerd dude.
I don’t care much about these rides but Jared is a pretty entertaining gear head.
Jared, the Tahoe looks great! So excited to see what you are able to accomplish with this channel at YOUR own space. Great video, keep it up!
Detailers tip and tool that would be perfect for this case... ozone generator. Turn it on with a couple windows cracked... then start it up and run the A/C to get the ozone into the hvac. Kills all of the smells and sterilizes. Just have to open it up and let it air out for a day or so since the ozone leaves a smell itself for a lilttle bit.
for cleaning leather and vinyl interiors, use a magic eraser gently. They’re way way more aggressive than they seem so be careful!
Bravo . removed the carpet and cleaned the floor pans properly . WELL DONE.
Wow I love this deep green 😍😍😍😍 such a niiiice car the old styling is so iconic
Jared and Vice Grip cleaning and detailing. Sounds fine.
I'm glad you mentioned driving it around for a bit to work the kinks out of it. I like to do people right and have some confidence in stuff I send out, and no matter how good of a mechanic you are, stuff happens.
First time watching you solo other than on Tavarish. Definitely will continue watching im excited to see how it all turned out. Keep wrenching