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First Wash & Drive in Years: ABANDONED Scion FRS! | Car Detailing Restoration! Today, we tackle the interior & exterior of a Scion FRS, that is covered in dirt and debris that hasn't been detailed in years that will require us to pressure wash the entire exterior, followed by a wash, clay bar and then polishing the paint to bring back its shine and a full interior detail including mold removal! If you find our videos satisfying or motivating make sure you hit subscribe! #barnfind #carcleaning #detailing #cleaning #restoration
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That bug is called an earwig.
How do you buy a car thats simply abandoned on the street without meeting the previous owner. I think there's something youre not telling us.
What degreaser do you use to take all that sap off? Your videos are great and informative.
I don't like gold wheels! the engine is a Subaru boxer engine! the Japanese boxer engine was developed based on the original boxer engine that Porsche invented for the Porsche Boxster! the name boxer coms from the sport of boxing because the heads of the cylinders meet each other as they pass each other just like the gloves of boxers during a match, this is due to the 2 cylinders on each side being horizontally opposed facing inward towards the valley of the intake manifold which sits in-between the cylinder heads and are set in an interlocking finger design unlike a v style where they are positioned in a v style shaped angle moving outward towards the exhaust manifold headers or a straight or in line where they move up and down in a vertical orientation the difference in straight verses inline being inline are set in a straight single file line where a straight engine set up they are in a single file line on each side of the engine block!
given the boxer engines where designed they pack a very venomous and addicting punch with superior throttle response even with low power numbers making them a thrill to drive!
I absolutely hate to see a car be so mistreated, but it’s so satisfying watching you guys bring them back to life. Great Work!
Honestly reads as someone who either moved away out of the country or just couldn't take the car with them
WELL GET A QUICK BUCK SELL IT!!! AS A GOOD $$$$$$ OR CHEAP PRICE
I AGREE,, ITS CAR ABUSE ,, EVERY CAR HAS A STORY TO SAY!!! WITH OUT TALKING ,,,,,JUST THE LOOK.. TELLS YOU EVERY THING TAKE ME HOME..
Vida?, es un objeto….
If they don’t want i want it give it me
I love Scion, Toyota offered a car you could special order to how you wanted it, and I put together an XB in late summer of 2003 exactly how I wanted it. It came out to 16k.* A full - page ad in Rolling Stone Magazine set me off.* I nervously wrote out the cheque, but drove away in an exciting new car I ordered myself down to how the hubcaps looked. So many options to choose from! I had the only one in town, and it brought lots of attention. Between my enthusiasm for it and the interest it created, many unique examples of it were ordered from our local dealer. Scion brought back the excitement of buying a new car. Some years later the FRS was really the cherry on top! Great score dude! that is a future classic.
The FR-S was my dream car growing up and now I have a GR86. Seeing that car in such poorly kept condition made me sad but you guys brought its life back. Good job!
You guys have been crushing it with the uploads recently. I'm glad you have a modern era car that actually runs this week. To answer your question, I love Gold rims on the right vehicle. I don't know how much I love them on that white Scion, but I loved them on my old, gold Infini and I really love them on matte black vehicles, too. Let's see how I feel when you guys are done with the detail, though. Have a great week.
Those sparco wheels are really quality wheels so light and durable!! Plus they look outstanding
Awesome little car
They run forever with proper maintenance
This is one hot little number. Even without stick this looks like a blast to drive.
That bug is called an earwig. As a kid one was in my shoe and left it's pinchers literally in my foot. I didn't realize it till later when I took off my shoes. For some weird reason it didn't hurt, but it was also not in deep so that's probably why.
aka pincher bug
In germany we call them "Ohrenkneifer" 😂
Also they don't get in your ears and make you deaf...LOL I don't know why they are called earwigs but that's what I've always heard them called. They really are harmless. The pinchers are to soft to do any real damage.
@@arlenebrooks5163Incorrect, one crawled in my ear years ago while I was asleep in a tent.
@@arlenebrooks5163It is called scissors in Spain, they do slight damage, with the tweezers like a wasp sting, they are usually on trees and plants in shady areas and they sting your legs and arms, it is common in the field, I have many stings... but they have not survived haha
My Dad has a 2006 Ford 15 passenger van that he used to use for his work a long time ago. And then his business grew he had to get a bigger vehicle to hold all his tools. Now it's used by us for trips and vacations we go on. ( As of this comment is written) It's been 2 weeks since It has been last washed. Before 2 weeks ago it has not been washed since the summer of 2018. The last time we went on vacation was the summer of 2019. Ever since 2019 it has been sitting for 4 years, so it was like 3 or 4 different colors green brown black and maybe rust spots. I was bored that day so we decided that I should clean it. Now the sides were not so bad but the roof was the most dirty and the most satisfying part in my opinion. When I was doing the roof and cleaning it up I was thinking of your channel and how satisfying it is to watch all the years of dirt being cleaned off.
Nice man.
@@AmateurPhotographer12 Thank you
I’m calling shenanigans! RJ wanted the car and didn’t need a reason to buy it 😀 Thanks guys for sharing! Have a great week!
Тачка - огонь! Я бы и сам от такой не отказался)
Weld a nut on top of the bolt. The heat will help loosen the rust and the bigger nut helps have more surface area to remove the stuck bolt. Done it a thousand times. Works 999
Not a bad looking car. I like it.
Great job Lads !!! and as kids we knew them as earwigs here in New Zealand 😉😎
Gold Wheels would not be my first choice. This was a joint venture with Subaru so the flat 4 boxer engine is what you see here. Subaru's version is the BRZ. Thank you for removing the clear bra, it was driving me nuts. Actually, it appeared that the front bumper cover had been repainted at some point, and it wasn't that great of a match. It looks far better now.
At 3:45, I was told when I was younger that those bugs were called scissor bugs. If a person put their fingers on the back end of it, it can cut a person.
I really like the Sparco gold rims on the car… the earwigs I could definitely live without! Was the front bumper replaced at some point? It looked like it was a different color when you were washing it, before it was re-painted. Nice job!
Really loved both the detail and the fact that RJ bought the card and brought it back to mint condition. This is a personal thing but if I would keep a car like that I would swap the gearbox for a manual one.
why ?
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@@jelanigraham4779 More fun in manual, especially these sporty cars
RJ, you did well. That's an excellent car to buy. I suggest that one of you all buy it.
I had my Fiat 500x wheels powder coated a bronze/gold color. It’s a bit darker than the sparco but looks awesome on my dark green Fiat
I am glad this car is now with someone who will love it. You did a beautiful job. You never know where the day will take you, thank you for sharing your work.
Thank you so much for the kind words :)
You guys did a fantastic job on the detail, it's amazing how the car turned out. Congratulations to the owner, you will enjoy it for sure.🎉
The badge may not have come with the car but as mentioned earlier it is really a Toyota 86 or a Subaru brz. As the gold rims I love them so long as they complement the paint. Personally I like the gold rims with a dark blue, purple or black, white not so much. Enjoy your new ride!
I am with you on the gold rims. Pair those with yellow, orange and lighter shades of red, there just isn't enough contrast to make them pop. I think they are OK with the white, but the colors you suggested are spot on.
No it is a Scion FRS. The FRS was the north american version of the 86 from 2013-2016, and it was introduced as the Toyota 86 everywhere else in the world. Since Scion went out, it became the Toyota GT86 everywhere in 2017, when they facelifted the 86 and the BRZ.
@monstershayne4532 that maybe so but it is exactly the same as a 86 or brz just drifremt name all parts shared so his point remains
@@philtrysstrongman he said "it is really a Toyota 86 or a Subaru BRZ." I simply said it is an FRS. I don't call my BRZ an FRS or an 86 depending how I feel on that day, because it is a BRZ.
Scion Fr-s..Toyota 86...Subaru Brz...all the same. The Scion Fr-s came with the 86 badging..Until the Scion name got dropped.
I own a '13 Fr-s..not built for speed..but, best handling of any car I ever owned..not to mention the body style is sexy as hell..with a few mods of course..
This makes me love my low milage 2014 BRZ even more. I love these cars.
The Gold rims are pretty cool it almost adds a Subaru touch to the car which makes sense because Subaru is the Co Designer
of the car
As a scion enthusiast, I JUST REALIZED WHY IT LOOKS LIKE THAT ONE SUBARU THAT I FORGOT THE NAME OF
“…proud new owner”, he said with SO much enthusiasm. I sense a backstory, and smell sarcasm all at the same time.
Great video guys!!!! The bug in question.... That is called an earwig (also known as a pincher bug. When my day was two he fell into a nest of them, and it took the doctor an hour to remove all of them from his ears, nose, etc. To this day, my dad freezes up when he spots one.
Great video guys and good purchase RJ, I think you have a win there.
Most of us folks in the south call those "bugs" a ear wig. They like to hang out in trees. Good job man!
What a transformation!!!! I am so loving what you have done to the car. Thank you for saving it
Great job guys! What a nice car! And it is a Toyota, so all you have to do is change the oil and the brakes periodically, and it will last forever. I am so glad you bought it.
Well actually it is a Subaru built car, launched as a joint project between Subaru (BRZ)and Toyota (86) built in the Subaru factory with a boxer engine like all Subaru and unlike any Toyota.
The gold rims on that look nice.
It just makes a car look a little more unique. 👍
As it shares is structure with Subaru, the wheels remind me of the wrx rally addition. I think the mix of heritage suits it.
I really like the gold wheels,they seem to compliment the whit paint !
How long did you have to wait to buff the new paint on the front end ?
Great job on the car it looks brand new.
Great job RJ and Brent. Another awesome video. Such great finds! Love my Tornador too.
I absolutely love this car, I would certainly drive it until the wheels fall off!!
RJ that car is freaking awesome. You’re lucky..I love the gold wheels.
for a 2016 model is not bad, it's actually really cool. and the wheels make it shine even better! i would like to own this car imho, i love it's design.
The badge on the fender did indeed come with the car. It's a Toyota as well as a Subaru "Boxer" engine badge.
The first gen FRS, BRZ's look much better than the new ones. Congrats on the new to you ride.
The car is a master piece❤❤
You are a very good RUclipsr, can I get a comment heart?
:)
4:14 The bug is called earwig (Forficula auricularia)... Pretty common here in Europe, also harmless :)
and gives rash, Itching
The transition of the songs at 10:49 is crazy
Oh my, look at these Sparco Rally wheels though, now, these are so amazing.
PS Mike is right. That's called an earwig! My mom told me the same thing, they go in your ears🤣
A few things to note here! Firstly, the FR-S actually did come factory stock with the 86 logos but typically they are removed in favor of the carbon fiber vented ones or the blacked out ones because the chrome itself is too bright and bulky and interrupts the flow of the car. Secondly, this motor is a FA20 motor putting out roughly 200 HP on around a solid 2700lbs of weight and it was designed by Subaru taking inspiration from the EJ motor (the FA is N/A, but is still a boxer engine like both cars). Some quirks to note about the FA is that the oil filter is up top on the engine bay and the spark plugs are located on the side of the engine making sparkplugs an extremely difficult job to do on these cars. Additionally, the FA20 would've been a great engine for this platform if the tune from factory hadn't been the worst thing on this Earth, more specifically the infamous torque dip in 3/4. The torque dip was so bad that foot pressed down to the floor you would only gain 1-2 mph every 2-3 seconds or so, and the only way to avoid the torque dip while driving would be to shift into 4th at redline for 3rd and even then you would encounter it. The way to get rid of the torque dip would be to add aspiration via a turbo or supercharger (supercharger is easier to do on these cars as you can just connect it via the crank pulley), or by getting UEL headers and using an OFT (preferably ecutek on this platform). Other than that, they're incredibly fun and meant to beat other cars in corners; it's able to keep up with the likes of Porsche in corners and even outclass Lamborghini and Ferrari in certain cases on the corners. They are by no means "fast" compared to other sports car, nor are they meant to be, they are meant to be driven in the canyons and properly enjoyed on the road and they love to be taken to redline and abused by absolutely letting that engine rev to the moon!
That’s so fun to drive that way best part of having a car that’s not very powerful but can handle the curves like a animal!!!
Amazing job guys... regards from Lima
Awesome find! I'd ditch the goofy Sparco rally wheels. Or, do a rally build. I've never seen a Dakar/Safari FRS build.
how was it abandoned if you got the key so you know why it was parked up, it also started so doubt it was engine issues
Yea, this story doesn't make sense. So whoever had the key that starts an engine to a car, means it wasn't abandoned in the first place.
You understand you can copy a car key by a lock smith?
This animal is called "Ohrenzwicker" in german
Youre gonna have a blast with this car, they are so fun to drive! Also the 86 badges on the sides are actually stock
I bought my 2013 FRS brand new. There were 3 on the lot and 2 of them had that clear plastic junk on the front end for an additional $240 charge. SCION was always "pure priced" so it was supposed to be the same price at every dealership unless cheap mods were added. I bought the 1 without the film on it and after 4 months I got rid of it with 400 miles on it. Very underpowered for the price yet people are still asking top dollar for them.
I'm sorry. I hate gold rims!
Me to
I love gold rim.
The bug’s an earwig. The story is a myth.
The Bug was used to heal earproblems Long time ago. They we're dryed Up, grinded and put in the ear wich was ill😂😂 greetings from Germany
Here WE call them Ohrenkneifer..
The bug is called an earwig, and the badge is factory. The pistons going to either side represent the fact that it has a boxer motor.
Use a vise grip to take out those seat bolts. It’s slow work but you’ll get it done.
Great transformation, as always! Enjoy it, RJ!
I’ve never heard of these cars, but they’re in the true sports car spirit - compact, chuckable and not too much power.
🎩 off for your committed to buy the car following the understandable error.
In Philippines 🇵🇭 We Call that Toyota 86 and also my dream car
Think the Scion is basically a Toyota GT86 great cars to mod.
That’s a earwig. We have had those all over our house this summer.
Yes the Badge does come on them it has the pistons sideways cause of the Boxer engine don’t remember why the 86 but yes it does com on some of them.
It's been more than 10 years since this car debuted, but it's still a very popular model in Japan, so there's no way it would be left in such a pitiful condition like the one in this video. I think it would be better to remove the wheel and restore the brake area. I have the same car, but I always keep it in the garage. Normally this car would be slow, but if you add something like a supercharger to it, it will become extremely fast. The genuine heavy suspension and brakes can be transformed by changing the dampers and calipers. In Japan, it is also a representative car that enjoys customization. I hope you will love your car.
For the stuck bolt, find a nut that fits over the top of the chewed up bolt head, weld it on - then use the nut to remove the bolt. You will need a fire blanket to stop setting fire to your interior though!
Underneath all that nastiness is a beautiful car waiting to come out. 😀😎
GREAT VIDEO!!! MY SON MAX 8YR.s AND I LIKED THAT 80S CAR IN THE GARAGE WOW CLEAN THAT UP ,,NICE.. THAT BUG IS A PINCHER BUGS WHEN I WAS YOUNG I PICKED THEM UP AND THE PINCHERS AT THE BUTT HURTS .. NOW IM 60YR.S THERE STILL AROUND,, HA!!!!! WE LIKE USA CARS OLD,, BUT WE LIKE THIS CAR!!! THE HEAD LIGHTS ARE COOL,, PLASTIC FILM ON A CAR GREAT PROTECTION, NEW TO US... GREAT JOB GUYS INSIDE AND OUT!!!! WE LOVE ITS AUTOMATIC TOOO,,, COOL CAR ,,THANKS.....
The Sparco wheels are just exquisite!
Gold rims are really nice with all black paint in my opinion ❤
7:43 interesting, I have been told that it is called 'GT86' because the cylinder for the piston has a diameter and height of 86 mm
I cant help but get Vauxhall astra vibes from the front and rear lights
Absolutely beautiful transformation. Well done!
I think the baby running in the background might be why the car had become abandoned 😂😂😂
Nailed it
I really like this car for some reason. It’s clean!!!!!!
Beautiful car that needed some love.
Great job, you saved another great little car. I like the wheels. 😎👌👍
The bug is an earwig, and “While Toyota's version of the car was badged as "86" or "GT86" in other markets, here in the U.S. the car arrived as part of the now defunct Scion brand where it was sold as the FR-S.”
I was stressing over the front badge until the end! Great job!
This car reminds me good old days of need for speed ❤❤!!
Beautiful car , great job 👌👌
In France, we name it's insect '' ear clip '' pince oreille... sorry for my approximate English 😅
One more suggestion for you, but I had a 1972 gremlin X. The car was only 2 years old. When I owned it. I used diet tab (prior to diet coke) to clean rust off the chrome bumpers. It worked great. Good luck always!
Look cool. gives very nice look to car.
Great job. Always heard those Scions were nice sports cars. Enjoy your new ride RJ.
Heyyy, proud new owner! This had to be one of my personal favorites primarily because the vehicle didnt' remain a turd even after the detail. Nice job, boyz!
We were always taught when cleaning something to start at the top and work your way down so you aren't rinsing dirty water over part you have already cleaned.
I've noticed most times you start at the bottom and your work your way up.
I was wondering what the thought is on that method and am I missing something ? 🤔
Jewel toned cars or black look awesome with gold rims!
I had two Subaru variants of the FT-86. a Blue 2016 with the cosmetic STI package, and a 2020 silver one. super fun cars to drive. Sadly I had to move to a truck, but I miss driving them.
The engine is a 4-cyl boxer from subaru. The FRS was a collab mobel from toyota and subaru, it used right is an amazing track car
Looks awesome and great job guys
It looks like a brand new car man your lucky ty for the videos
I would totally love to own that car. Very nice.
Hey Im a neighbor from Canton. Dont know why these videos are satisfying, but I watch them all! Keep it up guys!
i have a FR-S and it comes with the 86 badge. its because Toyota owned Scion and thats why theres a Subaru BRZ, Toyota 86 and Scion FR-S. The engine is a 4 piston flat 4. otherwise known as a Boxer
growing up as a kid, we called it the "pincher bug" those little things on its tail pinch you!
Great detail. Great save on a cool car like that. Enjoy, the Subie boxer engines are awesome!
Cool rescue, you will enjoy it, thumbs up 👍
3:48 the insect,..... in Germany we called it " Ohrenkneifer",.. means Earpinch (Earwig)
Goes to show that abandoning or letting a car sit is significantly more costly than to just repair the vehicle of its issue (if thats why its sitting) or just selling it as is and not letting it depreciate
that insect is a scissor and usually hides in the cleanest places that are no longer used and stays there for a very long time
and it came out of the car to go into the wheel that means it was pretty clean