I started out detailing cars for a collision repair shop when I was 17, then started doing body work and became a painter helper. I got tired of that so now I'm a mechanic. To be completely honest with you the most difficult job out of those was the detailing position. People don't understand how meticulous and detail oriented cleaning a vehicle really is. You do some great work man!
You know I thought the same thing, because when it comes down to it, each one of use has a little OCD cleaning inspector inside us. I know I do,. There, I said it. 😂😂
Yeah, agreed, it can take a lot of time and most don't really understand unless they've done it themselves. It's amazing how much work there is to do to really clean & detail a vehicle well.
I'd love to own this beautiful pickup... I had one in high school and have always regretted selling it.... these trucks with the 22r motor are the most reliable trucks even till this day...
@@Titans2138 I really don't understand why you have to be so negative on rust it wasn't a repaired video some else is doing it he said so on the video 😐 he took care of it just in case the guy leave it again for a few years but the guy with cats is talking about rust repair the only rust you be fixing is the rust is in your toilet you leave this great man alone and go bother someone ✌️
Well honestly that's a lot of the detailing market. Fancy/fancier cars of people who want it to look brand spanking new. Most of my customers are just like that, so that's what's going to be featured on youtube for the most part. You can't exactly ask detailers to turn their customers away because their cars aren't too dirty, and they need dirtier cars for their youtube videos.
Yep. I can’t stand when detailing businesses or dudes show only pictures of the brand new vehicles after a quick buff like they removed years of sun damage and scratches.
@@alibobobaba1337 to be honest, as I actually do this... People with old cars aren't trying to pay that kind of money to have their car done. It's not like okay I'll do your moldy truck inside and out for $200. What he did here would run you at the absolute minimum $700, again ABSOLUTE MINIMUM (if he charged less than that he's ripping himself off). The only reason you see old cars like this is if some old guy is gonna work on it. Or, slightly older cars that parents pay for so their kid can have a nice old car.
Yeah, there are people at work that are younger than my cell phone account. I was only a year away from being old enough enough to drive this truck brand new. Where did the years go, lol.
My dad has a 76 that hes been working on for the last couple of years. I showed him this video and he's even more excited to get his Hilux done!! Kudos to you sir. To anybody that's thinking a 30+ year old truck thats been neglected is supposed to be a gem after detailing, you're nuts. This guy went way beyond what many of us who just wash and vacuum our cars would do or even think of to make this truck look good. Once again kudos to you. You can detail my vehicles anytime!!
I'm graduated from high school back in 1989. A couple of my buddies had these pickups. One had an 85 and the other had an 86. The good news is that it's a Toyota and those things are super reliable.
Once again man, you bring a vehicle back to life. Love the 80s truck rocking 80s accessories. If I were to restore it, I paint it the exact same way , graphics and all, and restore all the accessories. Great video, can’t wait for the next one 💯👍🏼
@@deetusyeletus A friend of mine was told me about the solid axle. Said it's really in demand by people that build "Rock Climbers". Was surprised I still owed my Toy (remembered when I bought it & when I went off a 20' cliff, landing on my roof in '92). Shocked it hadn't been stolen yet (because the solid axle is so in demand). Ever since he told me that, I now park my other 4 vehicles in front of it so it's impossible to get off my property. It was concealed by a hedge that I took out 2 years ago. Despite living on a circle with no thru-way in a very quiet retirement community 15 miles from town, I get 1-4 complete strangers a month knocking on my door to ask if I'll sell it. I put a big NFS sign on it but my Homeowners Association made me take it down. I'll have that truck til I die. p. s. Fun Fact: If you have a Pioneer Stereo installed in your Toyota 4x4, the CD player will continue to play without skipping a beat. Even when you're upside down...
I've had 121 vehicles since I was 16 and have done a lot of detail work over the years myself. I think the most satisfying bit about these videos is your attention to detail. These are all very satisfying to watch. :)
What a Cream Puff! I remember back in '85 when Toyota offered that truck for sale, I was 20 then. THIS particular truck has not only held its' value, but it has gained value. I don't know what its' sticker price was then, but today it would fetch upwards of $8500.00 or more. It has not been molested and torn apart. It is still as it was from the factory. Job well done on the detail.
After viewing the entire video comment, wow that's some great detail work. Talk about some tremendous before and after difference, great work, it was therapudic to watch.
I’d just returned from Lebanon in 1984, post Marine Barracks attack tour....I wanted a 4x4 and one of my troops swore by Toyota. I went down to Colonial Toyota in Virginia Beach and ordered an 1985 SR5 Mirage Edition....in darker grey. My favorite vehicle of all time, if nothing else for the memories. I put 450k on the clock-even rebuilding it after rolling at the beach in Sandbridge-rust cancer finally took its toll, but I still was able to sell it to a young Sailor who wanted to rebuild it as a surf-fishing rig. I’m 66 now, retired, and drive a 2020 Tacoma that I specced out as close as I could to my ‘85, with manual tranny, sunroof, buckets (and now considering an after market bed roll bar!!). While I love this truck, I doubt I’ll be around long enough to build the same memories with this truck as I did my ‘85. Watching this brought back those memories...and I’d like to think that my ‘85 is still out there crossing the dunes, chasing stripers and bluefish, and building memories. Thank you so much for this video...Bravo-Zulu, young man....well done!!
As a painter I personally hated the way you painted over rust and didn’t tape anything off. Over spray clean up can cause lots of issues. But I am glad your detail oriented and explained yourself! So people can beware. At the end of the day looked good
Welcome back to the video guys fair warning the audio isn’t exactly the best I’ve been having issues with my mic and it’s next to impossible to replace it right now since they’re sold out of almost everything everywhere hope you guys still enjoy the video
The one reason I haven’t subscribed to your channel is because these videos are missing one huge thing to me..... the customers response/reaction. I’m subscribed to one other detailer on RUclips, and my favorite part is the response from the customer. Love seeing their responses!
Finally a true detailer. I worked in a detail shop as a kid for a used car lot and you are the only person I have seen use some of the tricks learned by the old school guys. Acid when used correctly is amazing, but not recommended for everyone to use.
Sir, I must admit, this is one of the best details of a vehicle I've ever seen!!!! Congratulations on being so professional and documenting this so others can see and learn. You sure did fill my head with ideas. Granted, I don't have all the nice detail tools you have but, I do have cleaners and lots of "elbow grease" if needed. :) A+++
I highly appreciate it and you know the fancy tools are nice and make things go alittle quicker but as long as you have the right products and willing to invest more time you can achieve just as good of a result
@@maddetails This video was so awesome I subscribed!! Also, this Toyota Truck is one of my most favorite models! So, it was extra special. Again, really great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great job! Did he remember to paint the wiper arms? Steel wool and acid on the wheels could’ve got more of the rust off, but I liked how he touched them up! Looks great!
Erik Ross I actually Used acid straight non-diluted with a green Scotch-Brite and sti used acid straight non-diluted with a green Scotch-Brite When I took a closer look at the surface rust was removed but the chrome itself start peeling off of the rim
I love the look on clean and detailed retro vehicles and devices. I have a pair of 80s Technics 1200 turntables and I keep them in pristine conditions and they work great! Im about to detail my wife's truck and here it goes to a few hours of labor..
Enjoyed that mate did a great job. I was looking forward to the wheels being done but you sprayed them black 😩. That ute needs chrome. But its amazing how new it looks after a detail 👌🏻
MAD DETAILS yeah understand hopefully the owner puts a new set on as these model Hilux’s are getting hard to find. Don’t see any on the road in Australia anymore.
This truck is in pretty good condition, how many years was it sitting for? Awesome work by the way, you instantly quadrupled the value of this lovely old Toyota
Excellent truck that really has a very attractive design even at this time and of course if everything lives again and has a second chance with a little patience and effort
How long did this detail take you to do? I'm most impressed by the engine bay.. why didn't you record cleaning out the engine bay? what did you use to clean it out with?
I'm now driving and doing a 1990 sr5 right now and love it. The AC still works and the sunroof rocks. Getting a camper shell for her tomorrow in Reno. 155k.. going to get at least the 350k i got out of my last 1990 v6 truck :-) Old Toyota's ROCK!!
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There's nothing more satisfying than bringing back a Tacoma with thorough cleaning. Who needs therapy when you can watch this.
This was a hilux from the 80s.......
no Tacoma here.
The Marty McFly truck! Wish I had one in that good of shape.
I was watching this and thought the same thing
🙋🏻♂️And Chuck Norris's Truck 👍🏻
Just buy one...
@@moho1404 yes let me just take out my fat stack of cash that I always have oh wait....
@@icyicy1940 just buy one mate...
I started out detailing cars for a collision repair shop when I was 17, then started doing body work and became a painter helper. I got tired of that so now I'm a mechanic. To be completely honest with you the most difficult job out of those was the detailing position. People don't understand how meticulous and detail oriented cleaning a vehicle really is. You do some great work man!
You know I thought the same thing, because when it comes down to it, each one of use has a little OCD cleaning inspector inside us. I know I do,. There, I said it. 😂😂
Yeah, agreed, it can take a lot of time and most don't really understand unless they've done it themselves. It's amazing how much work there is to do to really clean & detail a vehicle well.
Detailed cleaning and my spirit are not compatible, I despise detail work for the shallow minded
I'd love to own this beautiful pickup... I had one in high school and have always regretted selling it.... these trucks with the 22r motor are the most reliable trucks even till this day...
“Check out that 4X4!” Marty Mcfly Back to the Future 😂
My first thought when i saw the thumbnail😂
Biff's Detailing
Thats why i came to watch it 🤣🤣🤣
lol, I immediately thought of this when I saw it.
ruclips.net/video/lLycIYup764/видео.html&feature=emb_logo
Marty's a real 84-85 straight axle.. This one is Def a 86..
Simply amazing work.
He went OFF on this detail. Fantastic
Especially on that rust. Krylon spray paint...BAM!...Goodbye rust forever lol
@@Titans2138 I really don't understand why you have to be so negative on rust it wasn't a repaired video some else is doing it he said so on the video 😐 he took care of it just in case the guy leave it again for a few years but the guy with cats is talking about rust repair the only rust you be fixing is the rust is in your toilet you leave this great man alone and go bother someone ✌️
By far my favorite truck!!! You cannot beat those 80s and 90s toyotas!! Basic as it gets, but so reliable!!
Most underrated detailer
Absolutely
Your damn right
yes!!!
AGREE!!!
By the way is this truck for sale lol
as an owner of a 88 4runner daily driver you made this ol gal look incredible thank you for helping to save another of these getting rare old trucks
These old Toyota trucks are so cool take care of your 4runner!
This channel has REAL details. Abused and abandoned vehicles, made to look new again. Not a brand new 2021 Porsche with a few swirls from the factory
This ⬆️
Well honestly that's a lot of the detailing market. Fancy/fancier cars of people who want it to look brand spanking new. Most of my customers are just like that, so that's what's going to be featured on youtube for the most part. You can't exactly ask detailers to turn their customers away because their cars aren't too dirty, and they need dirtier cars for their youtube videos.
A true therapist for an abused and abandoned vehicle
Yep. I can’t stand when detailing businesses or dudes show only pictures of the brand new vehicles after a quick buff like they removed years of sun damage and scratches.
@@alibobobaba1337 to be honest, as I actually do this... People with old cars aren't trying to pay that kind of money to have their car done. It's not like okay I'll do your moldy truck inside and out for $200. What he did here would run you at the absolute minimum $700, again ABSOLUTE MINIMUM (if he charged less than that he's ripping himself off).
The only reason you see old cars like this is if some old guy is gonna work on it. Or, slightly older cars that parents pay for so their kid can have a nice old car.
Taco Bell sauce from 1994 “quite a bit older than I am”...at this point, I died a little inside.
Lol right? When someone told me there’s people who have graduated high school right now who were born in 2002 it makes me feel old as fuck.
I did too! I thought, “that’s baby sauce!” 😂😂
alibobo baba I’m in college and I was born in 03 lol
Me too! Lol
Yeah, there are people at work that are younger than my cell phone account. I was only a year away from being old enough enough to drive this truck brand new. Where did the years go, lol.
My dad has a 76 that hes been working on for the last couple of years. I showed him this video and he's even more excited to get his Hilux done!! Kudos to you sir. To anybody that's thinking a 30+ year old truck thats been neglected is supposed to be a gem after detailing, you're nuts. This guy went way beyond what many of us who just wash and vacuum our cars would do or even think of to make this truck look good. Once again kudos to you. You can detail my vehicles anytime!!
And built much better and quality control than a modern vehicle especially an older Toyota. Toyota over built these things to last, well forever.
I'm graduated from high school back in 1989. A couple of my buddies had these pickups. One had an 85 and the other had an 86. The good news is that it's a Toyota and those things are super reliable.
OMG FINALLY AN OLDSCHOOL TOYOTA PICKUP DETAILING VIDEO, MY FAVORITE VEHICLE OF ALL TIME, MAD RESPECT TO THIS GUY.
The difference is night and day! That's a come up. That truck is a workhorse, take care of it and it'll take care of you. Amazing job!
Once again man, you bring a vehicle back to life. Love the 80s truck rocking 80s accessories. If I were to restore it, I paint it the exact same way , graphics and all, and restore all the accessories. Great video, can’t wait for the next one 💯👍🏼
These old Toyotas are the definition of bulletproof Japanese engineering and fifth gear proves that very well with what they did to their Hilux
5:46-VW Caddy pickup in the background.. Was my first car, love ‘em!
Awesome detail of a true classic! Brought it back to the future;-)
I see what you did there 😉
When the detail work cost more than the car itself . Love your videos...keep going and God bless you.
My first truck. 1985 Toyota 4x4. Single cab, 22r, carburetor. Long bed. Love that truck. Takes me back to my high school days!
Beautiful, probably one of the most relaxing videos around restoring this legend
You are the first detailer who actually repairs rust and broken paint, thumbs up! This should be part of every detailing if necessary!
I’d love to have seen the engine bay being cleaned.
Yea a shame that
Yes me too!!
22R the best ever
@@charliematthel6441 I miss my 85 long bed. It was a great truck. My bed was rusted really bad. A bed liner would of been nice!
I still have a 1987 1tone the best ..
I’m not going to lie you’re videos they help me sleep, I love the content and when I go to sleep I have to rewatch it.
I don’t understand how watching a moldy exterior get pressure washed be so satisfying.
Unbelievable you sure brought that Toyota back to life. I would rather have that than a new one! Beautiful
This kid really does a killer job on these vehicles...plus he uses the right tools at the right time.
It was really fun watching the truck go from really dirty to really clean I really enjoyed the video
Your before and after are the craziest on RUclips. That engine bay was ridiculous! Wow
I can't see the enginebay🤣
Old Toyotas deserves love!
Excellent! That will make a great little truck so long as the frame isn’t rusted out. Awesome detail bro!!!
Frame is really solid surprisingly
Wow cannot believe the good shape under all that dirt amazed looking real good
Dang an 85 fuel injected yota that’s like finding gold!
Why is it like finding gold?
Aren't there still a lot of these around?
I own this EXACT truck (bought it new in '86).
@@HeartTurnedToStone 85 was the last year of solid axle and the only year where the truck had the option of both solid axle and efi
@@deetusyeletus
A friend of mine was told me about the solid axle. Said it's really in demand by people that build "Rock Climbers".
Was surprised I still owed my Toy (remembered when I bought it & when I went off a 20' cliff, landing on my roof in '92).
Shocked it hadn't been stolen yet (because the solid axle is so in demand).
Ever since he told me that, I now park my other 4 vehicles in front of it so it's impossible to get off my property.
It was concealed by a hedge that I took out 2 years ago. Despite living on a circle with no thru-way in a very quiet retirement community 15 miles from town, I get 1-4 complete strangers a month knocking on my door to ask if I'll sell it.
I put a big NFS sign on it but my Homeowners Association made me take it down.
I'll have that truck til I die.
p. s. Fun Fact:
If you have a Pioneer Stereo installed in your Toyota 4x4, the CD player will continue to play without skipping a beat. Even when you're upside down...
How very satisfying that was to watch that truck get cleaned.
Wow, the really dirty car was cleaned up well. I'm doing the details in Korea. Your video is helping a lot. I ask for good videos from now on.
Probably my most favorite detail video just because of the love I have for the old 4x4 Yota pickups.
Then you’ll love the new video I got coming
@@maddetails can't wait dude.
MR MAD DETAILS...I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IT RELAX ME AND MAKE ME WANT TO BE A BETTER ME.IN THE CLEANING DEPARTMENT..BLESSINGS UPON BLESSINGS.
I've had 121 vehicles since I was 16 and have done a lot of detail work over the years myself. I think the most satisfying bit about these videos is your attention to detail. These are all very satisfying to watch. :)
22-R. One of the best 4 bangers ever made.
I own 2 wouldn't drive anything else but a Toyota 22re.
Can’t believe how good that truck looked. Wow 😯
All things considered it’s in phenomenal shape for a 1985! I owned a Red one and it rusted away...
I wish Toyota still made trucks like that. Arguably one of the best trucks ever made. Great job in the clean up.
The 2018 Hilux - though bulked out with plastic has so far been really good and hard wearing.
These have been my favorite Toyota's since Back to the Future.
What a Cream Puff! I remember back in '85 when Toyota offered that truck for sale, I was 20 then. THIS particular truck has not only held its' value, but it has gained value. I don't know what its' sticker price was then, but today it would fetch upwards of $8500.00 or more. It has not been molested and torn apart. It is still as it was from the factory. Job well done on the detail.
Great Job! Considering The Condition The Vehicle Is In, It looks really good!!!
This guy is the best detailer I've ever seen. Man he brought this truck back to life
I want a truck just like this. Ever since Back To The Future.
iT LOOKS 100% BETTER!!!
Great Job
I've watched a lot of detailing videos and this video is by far the best process and detailing I've seen yet. Better than Wilson Detailing.
You must have never heard of AMMO NYC
This is a good basic detailing video and informative for sure. However AMMO NYC is by far the best detailer ever
This is like back to the future super nice truck there and detail clean
This was so pleasing to watch! Being a huge toyota pickup fan and watching this come back to life was awesome! Nice work man!
After viewing the entire video comment, wow that's some great detail work. Talk about some tremendous before and after difference, great work, it was therapudic to watch.
I’m glad I found your channel. You’ve detailed two of my favorite trucks. This Toyota pickup truck and the Ford SVT lightning
Wow 80´s Japanese cars, 35 year later, a detail work and still looks amazing. Built to last.
That was bloody hard work. Amazing. ❤️
I’d just returned from Lebanon in 1984, post Marine Barracks attack tour....I wanted a 4x4 and one of my troops swore by Toyota. I went down to Colonial Toyota in Virginia Beach and ordered an 1985 SR5 Mirage Edition....in darker grey. My favorite vehicle of all time, if nothing else for the memories. I put 450k on the clock-even rebuilding it after rolling at the beach in Sandbridge-rust cancer finally took its toll, but I still was able to sell it to a young Sailor who wanted to rebuild it as a surf-fishing rig. I’m 66 now, retired, and drive a 2020 Tacoma that I specced out as close as I could to my ‘85, with manual tranny, sunroof, buckets (and now considering an after market bed roll bar!!). While I love this truck, I doubt I’ll be around long enough to build the same memories with this truck as I did my ‘85. Watching this brought back those memories...and I’d like to think that my ‘85 is still out there crossing the dunes, chasing stripers and bluefish, and building memories. Thank you so much for this video...Bravo-Zulu, young man....well done!!
Respect to you and the countless hours you put in on this project- great job man!!
Dude you are amazing, my favorite part of the detail was when you brought the interior of the doors back to life.
As a painter I personally hated the way you painted over rust and didn’t tape anything off. Over spray clean up can cause lots of issues. But I am glad your detail oriented and explained yourself! So people can beware. At the end of the day looked good
Great job guys! These older Toyota trucks are awesome, and the simplicity of these trucks are great
Welcome back to the video guys fair warning the audio isn’t exactly the best I’ve been having issues with my mic and it’s next to impossible to replace it right now since they’re sold out of almost everything everywhere hope you guys still enjoy the video
The one reason I haven’t subscribed to your channel is because these videos are missing one huge thing to me..... the customers response/reaction. I’m subscribed to one other detailer on RUclips, and my favorite part is the response from the customer. Love seeing their responses!
Im waiting u everyday, everytime...
nothing short of a water restoration. amazing
Love the long detailed Videos you killed it bro Marty Mcfly would be proud and Doc
Finally a true detailer. I worked in a detail shop as a kid for a used car lot and you are the only person I have seen use some of the tricks learned by the old school guys. Acid when used correctly is amazing, but not recommended for everyone to use.
Sir, I must admit, this is one of the best details of a vehicle I've ever seen!!!! Congratulations on being so professional and documenting this so others can see and learn. You sure did fill my head with ideas. Granted, I don't have all the nice detail tools you have but, I do have cleaners and lots of "elbow grease" if needed. :) A+++
I highly appreciate it and you know the fancy tools are nice and make things go alittle quicker but as long as you have the right products and willing to invest more time you can achieve just as good of a result
@@maddetails This video was so awesome I subscribed!! Also, this Toyota Truck is one of my most favorite models! So, it was extra special. Again, really great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's like cleaning your own car while relaxing :) I really appreciate it!
Great job! Did he remember to paint the wiper arms? Steel wool and acid on the wheels could’ve got more of the rust off, but I liked how he touched them up! Looks great!
Erik Ross I actually Used acid straight non-diluted with a green Scotch-Brite and sti used acid straight non-diluted with a green Scotch-Brite When I took a closer look at the surface rust was removed but the chrome itself start peeling off of the rim
@@maddetails I like to use tinfoil on mine. Really works that rust off without peeling any chrime
Amazing deep cleaning great great great job thanks you !!!!!
You seriously worked so hard on this truck. It looks freaking amazing!
Really nice that big uncle teach the trade
Gotta wear a mask around that mold, bro. Great job btw!
Mind your business lady.
You did a great job!!! I'm sure the owner was blown away! It looks like a brand new truck.
It's great to see a guy use his OCD to his advantage. Me too, but to a lesser extent.
Doing a good job doesn’t mean you have a mental disorder.
I love the look on clean and detailed retro vehicles and devices.
I have a pair of 80s Technics 1200 turntables and I keep them in pristine conditions and they work great!
Im about to detail my wife's truck and here it goes to a few hours of labor..
Enjoyed that mate did a great job. I was looking forward to the wheels being done but you sprayed them black 😩. That ute needs chrome. But its amazing how new it looks after a detail 👌🏻
Adam Clarke I agree the on the wheels but they weren’t savable half the chrome was peeling off
MAD DETAILS yeah understand hopefully the owner puts a new set on as these model Hilux’s are getting hard to find. Don’t see any on the road in Australia anymore.
@@maddetails did you ask the owner before you painted the wheels and rust? Also seen you went over the white tire lettering.
you did a awsome job keep it up so nice to watch stuff like that god bless you
After the cleaning, i realised how dirty my screen is actually...Kudos for this amazing transformation
The transformation is incredible !! Thank you for sharing !!
You deserve more subs man keep it up!
Great job again, OUTSTANDING
This truck is in pretty good condition, how many years was it sitting for?
Awesome work by the way, you instantly quadrupled the value of this lovely old Toyota
4 years
I worked in a detailing shop for 20 years and bro you did an excellent job
Cleaning all that mess had to at least give that truck some extra HP lol. Hella messy.
Excellent truck that really has a very attractive design even at this time and of course if everything lives again and has a second chance with a little patience and effort
Here before the inevitable 1 Million.. By the way... I watched the entire video..
My Ads appreciate it
Wow! That truck looks sharp! Strong work!
How long did this detail take you to do? I'm most impressed by the engine bay.. why didn't you record cleaning out the engine bay? what did you use to clean it out with?
After watching this i went on to craigslist to find one of this toyotas, NICE video way to keep this classic alive.
At least it won’t need one of those pine tree scent air fresheners!!!😁
I appreciate your work ethic and attention to detail, bro. Thanks for sharing this. I enjoyed watching this.
“McFly”!!
Amazing work. Amazing what a little elbow grease does.
Please wear a mask when cleaning/steaming the interior. The steam is flying all over your face in the interior area 🤷🏼♂️
Mind your own business lady.
Great job. You definitely went above & beyond.
I don't really know how I ended up watching someone washing a car 3am in the morning 😂
Here, were all the same 🤣
I'm now driving and doing a 1990 sr5 right now and love it.
The AC still works and the sunroof rocks.
Getting a camper shell for her tomorrow in Reno.
155k.. going to get at least the 350k i got out of my last 1990 v6 truck :-)
Old Toyota's ROCK!!
"I have bad OCD"
Doesn't mask off anything while painting the wheels
What’s the worst he gets black paint on the black wheels he can wipe it while it’s wet and I have ocd as well
Only when needed man got to learn to fight your battles specially with product like that lol
Robert Gonzalez lol
FLAMEING5DRAGON Games you must have never spray painted anything haha. Overspray will get all over your paint like that
That’s not how OCD works.
You obsess over somethings not everything all the time
YO MAD D that come back tho...is one for the Gods...keep it up brotha
Not going to lie i feel like every 80's toyota is just a mess. When i bought my 87 it was just like this a forgotten trunk. lmao