The reason why the rubber on the tires still work better than the new ones is because it was produced mainly by the rubber tree plant so it was real rubber today tires are made out of synthetic rubber
@@garytanck new materials is made to be easier to recycle, that's why. Since most of the people buy and sell or crush whitin 10/15 years i think is a good solution for now
Planned obsolescence. Lots of products were made better back in the day. Problem was they were too good and you wouldn't need new tires unless you put lots of miles on them. After WWII when people started moving around the country, there was a demand for better tires so the tire industry did all sorts of research into better treads against road hazards, bad weather, poorly maintained highways, etc. And the shift to synthetic materials for better treads had the side effect of having not-so-great sidewalls, and that's where we see most of the crackling from tires sitting unused for years.
That car reflects the Art Deco movement of the 1930s. The Empire State building and the Chrysler building in New York City are also built with this design principle. With their sloped hoods and hooded wheels, the cars were designed to appear in movement, even when they were parked. Absolutely beautiful!
1930’s would have to be my favourite era for cars. Beautiful curvaceous lines, quality materials used, assembled by men not machines & timeless elegance 😍
From the mid 20s to the early 40's After that they started looking like hard-shell bugs. they stayed that way all the way into the late 60's there were a few exceptions like the T-Bird and the Corvett. Ford came out with the mustang. But for the most part the 60's cars pretty much sucked. Then the 70's and they all turned into boxes and stayed that way until the late 80's The 90's came along and they started putting lines back in cars, given them that sleek animal lines to them. Don't like boxy diamond cut cars. Give me the long lines that have aerodynamic curves to them.
Nothing built today compares, from the 1937 Cord to 1955's Chevrolet Bel Air, Rolls Royce Silver Cloud and the Citroen DS to 1957's BMW 507 and Ford Thunderbird down to the '58 Impala: such sweet styling.
Guys, this has to be my most favorite detail to date! RJ you really looked (and sounded) the "paht" with that New England accent. You're hilarious! I think what impresses me the most is the respect you show these vehicles when doing what you and the caring you have. I don't know who picked out the background music for this video but It was absolutely spot on!! I'm 76 years old and have a great respect for the "Big Band" era. I have to tell on my self here.....when you showed the B-Roll and the full shot of this beautiful Chrysler, all shiny and new looking, it actually brought a tear to my eyes. Those were the days guys! Thanks for bringing tons of sunshine into my evening!!
Musik from the 40 were the USA marines raped thousands of women from LOS ANGELES THE PACHUCO (SUITS SUITORS)…WATCH THE MOVIE AMERICAN ME FROM EDWARDS JAMES OLMOS!
Who would have guessed that 90 years ago, this Chrysler would be so well preserved. It should definitely be featured in period movies, and kept in a museum.
My grandfather worked in a rubber factory during the Depression, he's no longer around, but it did my heart good to hear your opinions about the quality of the tires from those days!!
I love watching kiddos react to old cars: “I mean this car is almost 90 years old and even back then it had wheels, headlights, doors and an engine.” So cute.
@@larae75 yup. Pretty cute. Discovery is an amazing thing to behold. Very similar to how a six to eight week old baby starts to realize they have hands and can begin to manipulate their environment with these newly discovered appendages.
Well nothing was run by automated machines back then so there was a standard for how things were done. It was on an assembly line but all assembled by hand. So its quality is gonna be a lot better and higher grade than anything now.
This car is a true beauty! I'm from Hungary, here these cars are almost unknown.. But i would be probably the most proud guy, if i had the opportunity, to drive this car around here, in my Land. Beautiful work!
I was born in 1970, and I have always loved the Oldsmobile land yachts from the late 60's and all through the 70's. I've owned several Oldsmobiles throughout my life. The actual S.O.S. pad originally came out all the way back in 1917! It has been my 'go-to' cleaner for whitewalls since my first car - A 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Salon, and I still use them today to remove stubborn stains one white walls. Oh yeah, it also works great on chrome too.
What I love seeing about this channel is saving older cars that could have easily been sent to the scrap yard due to severe damage, but are saved from going there. It is awesome to take any car in bad shape and give it a new life again. Incredible work guys!
SO SATISFYING AND BEAUTIFUL. As a young boy ( 6 or 7 ), we were driven to Vavation Bible School by a local farmer who owned one of these. The smell still is embedded in my brain / nostrils and the seats...OMG THE SEATS. So big and so beautiful. I love how you dudes embrace and respect all vehicles and the eras they are from. WELL DONE. OBTW...CHROME IS MY VICE. One more thing..THE EMBLEMS UNDER EACH WINDOW... YES, VERY COOL.
Wow! When you showed the finished product, you took my breath away! Utterly fantastic job-inside and out! Great video, especially mating the music with the age of the car! Thanks!
Our aunt had a car just like that. she would come and get us of a Saturday take us to Woolworths and we had lunch out. What lovely memories you brought back.
Being an OLD person, I'd have to say my favorite decade for car design would have to be the SIXTIES !!! . . . I'm sure Frank is out having a good time, just like he should. ( I also think you should clean up that 1968 Chevy Caprice station wagon in that house - my neighbors bought a new one just like it ) BLACK MAGIC Bleach White Spray is what you need for white wall tires, I've been using it for years.
Wow, what a transformation. I think this is the best one you’ve ever done I remember as a kid we inherited a 1935 Packard from my grandfather after he passed away and it looked exactly like this car. Great job guys.
Favorite part of cleaning a car is the engine. As a mechanic, I can appreciate a clean engine bay. After all, anyone can run it through a car wash, but to take the time to clean a dirty engine. 👍👍
Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. You guys have gone above and beyond ! As for Frank I hope he has taken to the wide open blue & his buddy’s ! Nice job guys 🍩☕️👀😎👍 🧽🧼🪣🐁🕷️
11:10 the soundtrack right at that moment made me feel like I was watching a Pink Panther cartoon. 😂 Another awesome transformation fellers. Nyeah, see? Wiseguys, eh? Nyeah! Speakeasies and all that jazz and malarkey!
Love this. I have a picture of my mom in front of this same kind of car and it was so cool to be able to see what the rest of the car looks like. Thanks for all of your great work.
You fellows have a devotion to your craft! I'm so impressed with your work and friendly attitude. A couple of things became very clear as you worked with this beautiful car. The quality of the paint is amazing and the chrome is so much thicker than what you would find on an F-150 or Dodge Ram today. You love this car and it shows in your careful attention to detail. Much admiration from my home in Metro Sydney, Nova Scotia. The CBRM. 🙂
It’s hard to pick one decade as a favorite… ‘30s-‘50s is my favorite era. It’s an era I hope gets more appreciation from enthusiasts while we still have a ton of classics surviving out there. Those few decades were loaded with innovation and some of the sleekest designs of all time. This is all coming from a ’90s baby who never knew anyone who owned a classic when I was little… I just love the whole streamlined era more than just about any other. Great work cleaning up an icon of the art deco era! The Airstream is definitely not as well known as the Airflow, but it’s almost as gorgeous. Nice to see one being preserved!
I absolutely love old cars like this. My father was a car fanatic and he would buy old cars, restore and sell them. I remember he had one with a rumble seat. I cant remember what kind but I think it may have been a Model A Ford. He held on to that one for a while and he would drive around with my sister and me in the rumble seat. Loved it. This was back in the 60s. That is the one I wished he had kept.
The tire has no cracking like an older modern tire would and that is due to it being real authentic rubber from a rubber tree and not the synthetic rubber used on modern tires and tubes.
I can't wait to show my dad this video. He was born in 1931 and still is as sharp as ever. He will however ask how you guys work so fast and I just laugh and tell him the video is in warp speed. He should really love this video as I did. Great impersonation of the Massachusetts tongue.❤
Regarding FRANK - if birds are anything like cats or dogs, then he may have just had a little "vacation", and just come back as if nothing had happened! THEY do that. They do like their human owners, but just feel they need to be by themselves, sometimes!
Pretty sure those seats have been reupholstered at some point. There's no way that's original fabric. Actually, much of that car has been previously restored.
I'm 26 so ya know, but the 90s to the early 2000s is my favorite era of cars, followed by the early to mid-late 2010s. I can appreciate cars like this one for their history though!
That's the way white walls were back in the day. That's a major family transportation. Good job, guys. The mid-1950s throughout 1970. Were undoubtedly the best days of the automobile. To me, IMHO! You guys are a fountain of information. Thank you for all y'all do!🤔🤔😳😳🤗🤗😱😱😎😎😎👍🏻👍🏻
This is the coolest car I have seen so far on your show. I love the period of the 30s, Al Capone and the days of the Tommy gun drive-by. The Valentine's Day massacre. I can't get over the condition that cars in. Unbelievable.
I am almost speechless . 30s in my favourite decade . I am in the UK so never see cars like this . The quality , the style . The art deco features . It is art at it's best . I would give anything for that car . I cannot find words to say how beautiful it is . A glimpse into an almost forgotten world .
You guys did a very respectful job. The upholstery was a especially well treated. One way we used to clean the wide white walls is with a wet SOS or Brillo pad.
Awesome job as always guys, nice to see old vehicles from different eras cleaned up. The wife and I look forward to your videos. Can't wait for the next one!!!
I want you to know, I am really proud of you guys. Your video quality has gone up like crazy from your old videos, as well as tour skill levels! Also, I REALLY appreciate that you try to start them now and get reactions. I became a fan just recently and kinda started backwards- watching new videos and then watching older then older. Gotta say- something was definitely missing im the older videos when you didn't try to fire them up and when you didn't show the reactions from the owners. Loving the new video style for sure! Great job!
Hi guys, thanks for your videos every Saturday afternoon! I love you guys, your humor and your work on so many great old cars! Good luck for the future, stay healthy and best regards from Cologne/Germany! KB
I really enjoyed this video. The mid-thirties cars are some of my favorites of the older style vehicles, and it came out beautiful. Bravo! They don't make em like they used to!
thank you so much.love to see the old ones come back. hate to see them cut up and rodded.i love the 30,40,50,s 50,s was my younger years.the 55 ford crown vic was my love
My favourite part of your videos is when you polish the paint and also do the rims the transformation is so amazing, oh and chrome polish as well, and I enjoy cleaning my cars interior cause I can finally get to the dusty corners 😂😅
I love detailing the interior of my 2014 truck. She still looks brand new. My favorite part is when there’s not one speck of dust on the dashboard 👊🏽❤️
That is one smooth, good looking Chrysler, boy. Sure Would love to Own That Cars were so much nicer looking and weigh better built back in the day. Thanks for showing that guys. You guys did a great job on detail
I love watching you guys work together - Mike seems to be pretty knowledgeable about cars - my favorite part of the video is when you spray the car and scrub- awesome
I love seeing really old cars (like '60's or earlier) being brought back to life. There are plenty of '70's (and newer) cars still on the road, so it's not really so thrilling to see them (unless they're very unusual, exotic, or rare, or in super filthy condition). To see these gems brought back to semi-new condition is just a treat, especially knowing they've probably been given a new lease on life. You hate to see these "old glories" just rusting and mouldering away!.
Those cars hold up better than the newer ones because it was from an era where they took pride in their work and it wasn't built as quick and CHEAPLY as possible and charged as much as possible knowing they were selling you some junk, In other words, give the people what they expected in a car with no games. That is actually a beautiful car! I love the lines of it!
I love to detail and actually did 2 of my granddaughters’ cars this week, a ‘15 Ford Fusion and a’12 Ford Escape. I prefer doing the exteriors and using products that make all the plastic and rubber parts look new as well as the polish and buffing out the shine! I get lots of compliments on my finished cars!
Something really satisfying watching that foamy wash, spray on like paint In slow motion. It’s the best part of the video’s its’ the transformation signature.
My favorite part of watching your detailing videos are the 50/50 shots when you leave one side dirty and wash the other side. Oh yea and I would have the say it would be the 60s for my fav decade of car. Good vibes to you WD
Beautiful Car Gentlemen! Great job cleaning it up. First car I ever owned was a 1950 Plymouth Coupe. I rolled over in that car on an icy road, and was amazed how little damage was done to the body. The metal must have been a lot thicker I suspect that in modern cars. Thank you for sharing this with us! Joe
What’s your favorite decade of cars?!
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70s 🇺🇸 💪
1980's and 1990's. If I can pick two...
1950s and 60s
It’s gotta be the 60’s…all those unrivaled muscle cars
Everybody knows the best decade for cars was the 50s !
The reason why the rubber on the tires still work better than the new ones is because it was produced mainly by the rubber tree plant so it was real rubber today tires are made out of synthetic rubber
Everything was better back then! Everything new is junk!
@@garytanck new materials is made to be easier to recycle, that's why. Since most of the people buy and sell or crush whitin 10/15 years i think is a good solution for now
Rebuild….not replace the carbs………(damn kids 😉)
Interesting....🤔
Planned obsolescence. Lots of products were made better back in the day. Problem was they were too good and you wouldn't need new tires unless you put lots of miles on them. After WWII when people started moving around the country, there was a demand for better tires so the tire industry did all sorts of research into better treads against road hazards, bad weather, poorly maintained highways, etc. And the shift to synthetic materials for better treads had the side effect of having not-so-great sidewalls, and that's where we see most of the crackling from tires sitting unused for years.
That car reflects the Art Deco movement of the 1930s. The Empire State building and the Chrysler building in New York City are also built with this design principle.
With their sloped hoods and hooded wheels, the cars were designed to appear in movement, even when they were parked.
Absolutely beautiful!
Especially the Chrysler Building. Exterior decorations were large copies of their 1929 models' hubcaps.
1930’s would have to be my favourite era for cars. Beautiful curvaceous lines, quality materials used, assembled by men not machines & timeless elegance 😍
From the mid 20s to the early 40's After that they started looking like hard-shell bugs. they stayed that way all the way into the late 60's there were a few exceptions like the T-Bird and the Corvett. Ford came out with the mustang. But for the most part the 60's cars pretty much sucked. Then the 70's and they all turned into boxes and stayed that way until the late 80's The 90's came along and they started putting lines back in cars, given them that sleek animal lines to them. Don't like boxy diamond cut cars. Give me the long lines that have aerodynamic curves to them.
30's the 40's and the 50's when designs rocked
Nothing built today compares, from the 1937 Cord to 1955's Chevrolet Bel Air, Rolls Royce Silver Cloud and the Citroen DS to 1957's BMW 507 and Ford Thunderbird down to the '58 Impala: such sweet styling.
With this video you guy's brought a FLOOD OF EMOTIONS to my wife and I. Thank you so much. The memories you bring back to us are priceless!
When RJ came out in Character 😂
Awesome video guys this one was pretty awesome! 🔥
I Hope Frank makes it home 😢
RJ was great in character!
..It's unbelievable that an 89-year-old vehicle has survived to this day, still standing and sturdy, it's amazing..
That’s because they were intentionally built to be lifetime cars, whereas things today are built for planned obsolescence to make the companies money
Bless Denise, cleaning up her father's collection.
I think there's a Chevy in the kitchen!
Yep 68 Chevy wagon
Yeah bless Denise making money from Daddy’s collection😭🤣
Guys, this has to be my most favorite detail to date! RJ you really looked (and sounded) the "paht" with that New England accent. You're hilarious! I think what impresses me the most is the respect you show these vehicles when doing what you and the caring you have. I don't know who picked out the background music for this video but It was absolutely spot on!! I'm 76 years old and have a great respect for the "Big Band" era. I have to tell on my self here.....when you showed the B-Roll and the full shot of this beautiful Chrysler, all shiny and new looking, it actually brought a tear to my eyes. Those were the days guys! Thanks for bringing tons of sunshine into my evening!!
Awesome! And the choice of music is Spot on!
Yep! They captured the whole vibe!
I grew up listening to music like that, 30's 40's.
Musik from the 40 were the USA marines raped thousands of women from LOS ANGELES THE PACHUCO (SUITS SUITORS)…WATCH THE MOVIE AMERICAN ME FROM EDWARDS JAMES OLMOS!
Who would have guessed that 90 years ago, this Chrysler would be so well preserved. It should definitely be featured in period movies, and kept in a museum.
Most satisfying part is seeing the car look as good if not better than when it was purchased
it ran when purchased, not running FAIL
My grandfather worked in a rubber factory during the Depression, he's no longer around, but it did my heart good to hear your opinions about the quality of the tires from those days!!
I love watching kiddos react to old cars:
“I mean this car is almost 90 years old and even back then it had wheels, headlights, doors and an engine.”
So cute.
It’s even funnier how they react when told that electric cars are over 100 years old and were some of the first cars produced commercially
Awww… yes…. This younger generation… 😂
@@larae75 yup. Pretty cute.
Discovery is an amazing thing to behold.
Very similar to how a six to eight week old baby starts to realize they have hands and can begin to manipulate their environment with these newly discovered appendages.
@@Teufelshund
Yes!!!! 🥰
The 30's were my favorite decade of cars. Nothing says style like art deco.
Well nothing was run by automated machines back then so there was a standard for how things were done. It was on an assembly line but all assembled by hand. So its quality is gonna be a lot better and higher grade than anything now.
This car is a true beauty!
I'm from Hungary, here these cars are almost unknown..
But i would be probably the most proud guy, if i had the opportunity, to drive this car around here, in my Land.
Beautiful work!
I was born in 1970, and I have always loved the Oldsmobile land yachts from the late 60's and all through the 70's. I've owned several Oldsmobiles throughout my life.
The actual S.O.S. pad originally came out all the way back in 1917! It has been my 'go-to' cleaner for whitewalls since my first car - A 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Salon, and I still use them today to remove stubborn stains one white walls.
Oh yeah, it also works great on chrome too.
As an old MOPAR lover, this Chrysler is absolutely stunning! Would have loved to have heard it start and run!!! Awesome video!!!
What I love seeing about this channel is saving older cars that could have easily been sent to the scrap yard due to severe damage, but are saved from going there. It is awesome to take any car in bad shape and give it a new life again. Incredible work guys!
A 90-year old Chrysler!!!! Good luck on this detail Brent, Mike & RJ. Kick butt on this classic.
Thanks for the comment, guys.
This car is in really good shape for its age. The musical track is excellent too.
Black Magic Bleche-White Tire Cleaner 32 oz - Works great on white walls.
Old stuff from 1972. Was toxic and burnt your hands
Yup that’s good stuff. Great on regular ol’ blackwall tires if you just like a clean Matt finish, no dressing for shine aid.
@@gregpallett1839 used on dad's headliner 64. Galaxies smoke stained but this hot it. Ultra Brite. 33 cents in pEP boys
That's why it works
@@user-ht1xu4gv2u Yes it did, I remember.
The whole car and those white walls turned out great. God bless
SO SATISFYING AND BEAUTIFUL. As a young boy ( 6 or 7 ), we were driven to Vavation Bible School by a local farmer who owned one of these. The smell still is embedded in my brain / nostrils and the seats...OMG THE SEATS. So big and so beautiful. I love how you dudes embrace and respect all vehicles and the eras they are from. WELL DONE. OBTW...CHROME IS MY VICE. One more thing..THE EMBLEMS UNDER EACH WINDOW... YES, VERY COOL.
I think that unique interior smell was from mohair upholstery on the seats.
Wow! When you showed the finished product, you took my breath away! Utterly fantastic job-inside and out! Great video, especially mating the music with the age of the car! Thanks!
The music is so proper 😊😊
Our aunt had a car just like that. she would come and get us of a Saturday take us to Woolworths and we had lunch out. What lovely memories you brought back.
Being an OLD person, I'd have to say my favorite decade for car design would have to be the SIXTIES !!! . . . I'm sure Frank is out having a good time, just like he should. ( I also think you should clean up that 1968 Chevy Caprice station wagon in that house - my neighbors bought a new one just like it ) BLACK MAGIC Bleach White Spray is what you need for white wall tires, I've been using it for years.
Good stuff. Used to be called "Westley's Bleche-Wite". I have never found anything better for whitewall and white letter tires.
The period music and humor was a cool effect. It really helped tell the story of the car
Absolutely perfect detail.
The protective measures taken while detailing to make sure nothing got damaged were methods every detailer can learn from.
I love the 1930s era cars, the art deco era. Beautiful lines, elegance and class!
Wow, what a transformation. I think this is the best one you’ve ever done I remember as a kid we inherited a 1935 Packard from my grandfather after he passed away and it looked exactly like this car. Great job guys.
I SAW A 1968 CHEVY WAGON IN THAT GARAGE HOPE TO SEE THAT CAR CLEANED TOO!! THANKS,..
From 65 to 68, the full size Chevys all looked like they were in motion. They need to be preserved.
Thanks for these regular Saturday uploads! Always a pleasure to watch you lads do what you do best. Bringing cars back to life!
Favorite part of cleaning a car is the engine. As a mechanic, I can appreciate a clean engine bay. After all, anyone can run it through a car wash, but to take the time to clean a dirty engine. 👍👍
Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍. You guys have gone above and beyond ! As for Frank I hope he has taken to the wide open blue & his buddy’s ! Nice job guys 🍩☕️👀😎👍 🧽🧼🪣🐁🕷️
I really hope Frank learned how to fly and is okay 😭
11:10 the soundtrack right at that moment made me feel like I was watching a Pink Panther cartoon. 😂 Another awesome transformation fellers. Nyeah, see? Wiseguys, eh? Nyeah! Speakeasies and all that jazz and malarkey!
I adore your voice characterisations! It's as you guys jumped right out of a 1930s newsreel!
Now that's what I call a beautiful car. You made look brand new. It's all original that could get blue ribbon at a car show.
Love this. I have a picture of my mom in front of this same kind of car and it was so cool to be able to see what the rest of the car looks like. Thanks for all of your great work.
What better way to start the day than to wake up and watch a brand new WD video?
That’s what i’m sayin! Enjoy!
You fellows have a devotion to your craft! I'm so impressed with your work and friendly attitude. A couple of things became very clear as you worked with this beautiful car. The quality of the paint is amazing and the chrome is so much thicker than what you would find on an F-150 or Dodge Ram today. You love this car and it shows in your careful attention to detail. Much admiration from my home in Metro Sydney, Nova Scotia. The CBRM. 🙂
Great job on this Chrysler. They were rock solid vehicles. Thanks guys! The music was perfect for this car as well
Gee Willikers, this automobile looks spectacular once again. You gentlemen did a splendid job
My favorite part to watch is all the dirt & grime wash off. Revealing a CLEAN car!
She's a beauty!! Pure class. Love watching you guys bring these beauties back to life inside and out.
This car has so much Presence ❤
Loved it! Her dad has great taste in cars , turned out beautiful
Love all of your videos, but this one is easily my favorite. The music, the outfit and the car were all fantastic! Great job guys!
I'm in awe of your restoration skills! This video was a beautiful testament to your dedication and love for classic cars. Absolutely fantastic
Most satisfying and favourite vid to date. Please restore more of this era cars! Really cool!
It’s hard to pick one decade as a favorite… ‘30s-‘50s is my favorite era. It’s an era I hope gets more appreciation from enthusiasts while we still have a ton of classics surviving out there. Those few decades were loaded with innovation and some of the sleekest designs of all time. This is all coming from a ’90s baby who never knew anyone who owned a classic when I was little… I just love the whole streamlined era more than just about any other.
Great work cleaning up an icon of the art deco era! The Airstream is definitely not as well known as the Airflow, but it’s almost as gorgeous. Nice to see one being preserved!
Wow! What a beautiful car, you did a fantastic job detailing it as well
Like that you preserve history by just cleaning
Beautiful and stunning transformation.
I absolutely love old cars like this. My father was a car fanatic and he would buy old cars, restore and sell them. I remember he had one with a rumble seat. I cant remember what kind but I think it may have been a Model A Ford. He held on to that one for a while and he would drive around with my sister and me in the rumble seat. Loved it. This was back in the 60s. That is the one I wished he had kept.
You guys should do that white station wagon in the house.
Thank you for not destroying by customizing the beautiful car
RJ, you gotta tuck the tie between two buttons so it won’t get dirty! 😎
I'm very jealous, not only of this wonderful CAR,, but your "traditional" outfit, mister - it's SO retro!
What it holds the air, is not the tire itself, is the rubber tube inside the tire…
The tire has no cracking like an older modern tire would and that is due to it being real authentic rubber from a rubber tree and not the synthetic rubber used on modern tires and tubes.
I can't wait to show my dad this video. He was born in 1931 and still is as sharp as ever. He will however ask how you guys work so fast and I just laugh and tell him the video is in warp speed. He should really love this video as I did.
Great impersonation of the Massachusetts tongue.❤
When spraying on foam soap, can add a drop or two of food coloring. I love how it goes on blue, green, yellow, orange. Take your pick!
I really enjoyed how you all got into the moment. Very classy and entertaining . This is how you all stand out from the rest. Great job.
Regarding FRANK - if birds are anything like cats or dogs, then he may have just had a little "vacation", and just come back as if nothing had happened! THEY do that. They do like their human owners, but just feel they need to be by themselves, sometimes!
Pretty sure those seats have been reupholstered at some point. There's no way that's original fabric. Actually, much of that car has been previously restored.
And the one who did it. Did an excellent job.
This has to be my favorite detailing job you've done. That Chrysler is beautiful.
I totally agree that SOS pads are the best thing to use on white walls. Nothing else seems to work as well.
not so much on the chrome work though .... Turtle Wax Chrome Polish was my go to.
Bleche-Wite
I'm 26 so ya know, but the 90s to the early 2000s is my favorite era of cars, followed by the early to mid-late 2010s. I can appreciate cars like this one for their history though!
Frank is hanging out with his/her fellow Seagulls at White Castle/McDonalds/Burger Kings parking lots scavenging for food from ppl
That's the way white walls were back in the day. That's a major family transportation. Good job, guys. The mid-1950s throughout 1970. Were undoubtedly the best days of the automobile. To me, IMHO! You guys are a fountain of information. Thank you for all y'all do!🤔🤔😳😳🤗🤗😱😱😎😎😎👍🏻👍🏻
This is the coolest car I have seen so far on your show. I love the period of the 30s, Al Capone and the days of the Tommy gun drive-by. The Valentine's Day massacre. I can't get over the condition that cars in. Unbelievable.
I am almost speechless . 30s in my favourite decade . I am in the UK so never see cars like this . The quality , the style . The art deco features . It is art at it's best . I would give anything for that car . I cannot find words to say how beautiful it is . A glimpse into an almost forgotten world .
You guys did a very respectful job. The upholstery was a especially well treated. One way we used to clean the wide white walls is with a wet SOS or Brillo pad.
That was a super fun episode! Loved the music (used to play in a jazz band) and the car came out fantastic! Keep up the great work!
Love that old Chrysler, you made it look so awesome!
I love 1980's models mostly, since i grew up in the 70's and 80's. I love seeing interior detailing, it's very soothing and satisfying.
Awesome job as always guys, nice to see old vehicles from different eras cleaned up. The wife and I look forward to your videos. Can't wait for the next one!!!
Absolutely Beautiful. An Outstanding Job on a Magnificent Car. It isn't just representative of an Era but the whole Car Concept.
I want you to know, I am really proud of you guys. Your video quality has gone up like crazy from your old videos, as well as tour skill levels! Also, I REALLY appreciate that you try to start them now and get reactions. I became a fan just recently and kinda started backwards- watching new videos and then watching older then older. Gotta say- something was definitely missing im the older videos when you didn't try to fire them up and when you didn't show the reactions from the owners. Loving the new video style for sure! Great job!
When detailing my rides, I absolutely appreciate the final step which is the ceramic coating application. They look stunning when completed :)
This is by far the coolest car that you guys have ever done, pure style, great job guys.
Hi guys,
thanks for your videos every Saturday afternoon! I love you guys, your humor and your work on so many great old cars! Good luck for the future, stay healthy and best regards from Cologne/Germany! KB
I really enjoyed this video. The mid-thirties cars are some of my favorites of the older style vehicles, and it came out beautiful. Bravo! They don't make em like they used to!
Love how involved Denise is including being hands-on with the clean-up. She's a great contact for you guys.
thank you so much.love to see the old ones come back.
hate to see them cut up and rodded.i love the 30,40,50,s
50,s was my younger years.the 55 ford crown vic was my love
My favourite part of your videos is when you polish the paint and also do the rims the transformation is so amazing, oh and chrome polish as well, and I enjoy cleaning my cars interior cause I can finally get to the dusty corners 😂😅
I love detailing the interior of my 2014 truck. She still looks brand new. My favorite part is when there’s not one speck of dust on the dashboard 👊🏽❤️
Love A J..'s wardrobe and that accent was awesome! Thank you for posting another great video!!!😊
That is one smooth, good looking Chrysler, boy. Sure Would love to Own That
Cars were so much nicer looking and weigh better built back in the day. Thanks for showing that guys. You guys did a great job on detail
I love watching you guys work together - Mike seems to be pretty knowledgeable about cars - my favorite part of the video is when you spray the car and scrub- awesome
I love seeing really old cars (like '60's or earlier) being brought back to life. There are plenty of '70's (and newer) cars still on the road, so it's not really so thrilling to see them (unless they're very unusual, exotic, or rare, or in super filthy condition). To see these gems brought back to semi-new condition is just a treat, especially knowing they've probably been given a new lease on life. You hate to see these "old glories" just rusting and mouldering away!.
Those cars hold up better than the newer ones because it was from an era where they took pride in their work and it wasn't built as quick and CHEAPLY as possible and charged as much as possible knowing they were selling you some junk, In other words, give the people what they expected in a car with no games. That is actually a beautiful car! I love the lines of it!
I love to detail and actually did 2 of my granddaughters’ cars this week, a ‘15 Ford Fusion and a’12 Ford Escape. I prefer doing the exteriors and using products that make all the plastic and rubber parts look new as well as the polish and buffing out the shine! I get lots of compliments on my finished cars!
Something really satisfying watching that foamy wash, spray on like paint In slow motion. It’s the best part of the video’s its’ the transformation signature.
I love the soundtrack here. It’s like a jazz concert!
My favorite part of watching your detailing videos are the 50/50 shots when you leave one side dirty and wash the other side.
Oh yea and I would have the say it would be the 60s for my fav decade of car.
Good vibes to you WD
Beautiful Car Gentlemen! Great job cleaning it up. First car I ever owned was a 1950 Plymouth Coupe. I rolled over in that car on an icy road, and was amazed how little damage was done to the body. The metal must have been a lot thicker I suspect that in modern cars. Thank you for sharing this with us! Joe
I'm in my early 60's I've been restoring classic cars since the late 70's. I'm very fond of the 30's and up to early 70's restored many tri 5 Chevy's
The music used for this episode is perfect! Really does feel like you're taking a step back in time with this ancient beauty!