This has to be one of the best cars you guys have done.

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

For real.

Love that you left the kitty in! So cute 😍

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

Another beautiful job thanks for doing another classic…can’t get much more classic than a 57 Belair…..

This has been my dream car since I as 8 when I first rode in my grandpas 57 bel air. To see this beautiful car come to life was absolutely awesome Keep up the great work and inspiration and your love for vehicles! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

Came out beautifully

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

It sure did

Good job

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

They did great!

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 love these classic cars wd keep it up

Wow.What a beautiful car!This black Chevrolet Bel Air classic is one of my favourite car!

The old style Cragar wheels are the best on old cars.

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

They are super nice.

@johnd.1849

2 жыл бұрын

Cragers and Radial T/A’s…hard to beat

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnd.1849 forsure

That 57 is the “Cats Meow” and that made for a purrrrfect car detailing video. You guys did a terrific job. 👍

One of the best in the series!!! Greeting:s from Poland :)

Great job

@WDDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thing is in phenomenal shape !!!

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

Looks great!

What a beautiful car! A '57 Chevy doesn't get better than this, 2-door hardtop in tuxedo black with a healthy small-block, the combination of shiny black paint and chrome is just awesome. Good work on the detail too!

People like this with these cars make me jealous

Amazing result.

You guys are kind to animals!! Wonderful

@WDDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Of course! Love them

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

They sure are. Who doesn’t like animals

@Jasona1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@autodetailz5483 Hunters...and other torturers....who murder them for fun and profit.

such a BEAUTIFUL car - 'love what you do restoring these and helping bring memories and recognize and appreciate the significance of these vehicles for these owners entrusting you with them

The car of the American Dream! Wow what a vehicle, what a privilege to own and drive the old girl!

I take that car over any new car any day

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of people would for sure

Good job!!!!!!!

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

Great job!

first of all fun fact about me is the 57' Chevy Belair 2 door is my all time favorite car since i was a little kid so getting to see this one being cleaned and shined till it looks like it just rolled off the show room floor is a real treat for me. You guys knocked it out if the ball park on this one!!!!

Nice job

brilliant job your detail work is 200 per cent exellent work

Beautiful car inside & out. 💙

What a beauty! Thanks for saving this work of art.

RJ and Brent, awesome job on a very beautiful vehicle. 57 Chev Bel Airs are highly collectible. Enjoyed your video.

Beautiful

The cat is so cute and great vid bro!

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

So cute! 😂

First thing that came to mind when I saw this was the Dirty Dancing film which featured a black 1957 Chevrolet Bel air which was driven by Patrick Swayze.

great job guys

Great job!

Amazing!!! Brilliant!

amazing car.

Looks AWESOME as always.

Nice ‘57 Chevy! Great work guys!

That is one beautiful awesome car. ❤

This is true old school luxury 👌🏿😍❤️

Man it sounds sooooooo dammmmmmmn good

Beautiful cat

beautiful job love it

Great video as always and great job on that car.it looks fantastic.that’s my style of car. I’m 61. I use the same extraction method that you guys do.that shot of hot water does lubricate the brush whether your brushing by hand or using the drill brush. I see that you use the Rupes LHR15 markIII polisher.I bought one of those 2 years ago and never looked back. Please keep the videos coming

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! Good advice!

Great detail as usual. My good friend from high school has this car in yellow. Always makes me feel good inside to see these classic cars. Built like tanks.

Absolutely Gorgeous Tri-Five! Only really buggered up section I saw that stuck out was the bottom's of the inside front side panels that had worn through in spots. Again... Wonderful Job!

4 speed too nice

Love the detailing on old cars & barn finds. On another subject can you give some advice on cleaning Weathertech or Husky liner floor mats, no matter what I try I cannot restore the “as new” appearance. Love your channel!

I could watch this all day long! Come on down to Mansfield Ohio and clean my K-9 car….😬🙏🏻

Great job. I still have my my first car, a 1968 Camaro convertible that I purchased when I was 15 and restored with my dad. These old cars sure hold a lot of memories! Glad to see you bringing them back to life

帥～

Muito bom!!!

Just amazing!! One of the best KZread videos I've ever seen! And, like others, is one of my fave 50's classic cars! Recently, chagrinely, had to sell my non-running '62Caddie Convertible. Engine seized due to water getting down into the engine, cylinders, etc. Had 370,000mi. on her. Would love to have witnessed within the last yrs of her roadworthiness what you chaps could've done with the ol' girl! It was maize with off-white ragtop. Had to get out from under it, sadly..sold it for only $800..!!

@samburkes7552

2 жыл бұрын

. Needless to say, you guys rule!! Love your work ethic too!! Must be great to be young...I'm 72, nr. 73!! Keep it up, guys!!

If the car meant so much to this dude he would not let it get so dirty.

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

That’s true. At least he’s fixing it now.

One word...MAGNIFICENT.

Classic great job

Haven't seen Radio Shack speakers in 30 yrs...lol. 👍

Decent 👍

People love the classic cars because it reminds them of simpler better times and their youth...for the most part. Plus those cars were built like tanks !

I detailed my dads car today and I feel satisfied about it and I hope he is to when he return from his trip

What a beautiful cat...and the car is nice too 😉

Not a big Chevy guy, but this looks amazing!

My friend used to take me to Church meeting in one of those. I felt like a king in there. thanks for doing such a great job on this car.

Awesome job! The 57 Chevy is a beautiful car and I believe you have a new buddy with the kitty 😺.

Salve belo carro parabéns

Back when I was growing up if you want it cuz I have a hot rod it had to be a 57. You also had to have a set of Cragar. This car looks exactly like most of the 57s that friend of mine had back in high school. Back then you could pick up a decent one for under $3,000. The price started going up in the 1990s has a lot of these cars we're getting turned into scrap. Really enjoyed the video.

RJ, I am happy that you are detailing this historic relic. When you look at this car, this was built in an era when about I think 1960 or 1961 or so, GM came up with the idea of reversing the passenger side windshield wiper. I think that happened in the early 1960s. In those days, you had to almost be pretty rich in order to have your car come with A/C, and an automatic transmission. I know that you are young, and I am a guy who grew up in an era when Chevrolet was still making the Bel-Aire. In 1958, Chevrolet introduced the Impala.

Great job as usual! Very impressive video quality. You guys have a great work ethic and it shows. Love the background and history of the cars you do....that's what sets you apart from all the other detailing channels.

@WDDetailing

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

Their work ethic is contagious. They inspire so many people!

Nice job….beautiful car.

Awesome looking car!!

Great job once again guys ❤❤

6:05 sounds like Zongli’s trailer theme Nice vid 👍

That cat’s all like, “‘Dis iz my car!!”

Solid clean bro ❤️❤️❤️

great video!! wonder where the cats paws have gone after playing on that moldy seat

I owned one when I was in my tenths. Loved it

This is one of the best American cars that rolled of GMs assembly line my father owned a black on black convertible 1957 Chevy with a fuel injected 283

How much does this great and meticulous excellent work cost? I would like to know 🎉🎉🎉

I have a 2000 chevy s10 it was my grandfather's he died 11 years ago and I just got his truck from my uncle and it needs alot of mechanical work and it had not been washed or cleaned since then it was sad to see it In that condition but it was soo fun to clean the windows had mildo and mold all over and it had sat for years it was washed 5 times to get all thar mold I washed underneath and all the cracks it needed shampoo 6 times to get all the dirt and tobacco out of it and the bed had soo mutch mud and dirt it was a great feeling. I know my grandfather was happy

I like that 69 Olds behind the Bel Air. Detail that one next, please?! 😃

Awesome job fellas that is one sexy 57

I'm not a pro at washing ppls cars but when I do wash them I find passion in doing it especially if I know they'll appreciate my work 👌🏿💯

I built the Revell kit model of one of those..when i was a kid...i think u got two options..inc gasser style...

@autodetailz5483

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome!

Awesome job guys this is a great example of American muscle and it deserves tender loving care thanks to you guys you made it happen this car is truly awesome keep up the good work I'm a big fan 🙏👍💪😎🇺🇲

I learned to drive on a 3 on the tree, so to speak. The folks had a 4 dr. station wagon. The whole car wore like iron..fun car in it's time. You guys brought back memories...ty...

Also when I was little my dad had a 64 mustang fastback he was really fast he took me for rides in it about once a month we go riding on the back country roads flying I'll never forget it

What kind of extractor are you using and the car looks Great

my first cars were 57 chevs (had 3 OF them), in 1968 375.00 for 1, 450.00 minor body 2 ,last 4dr. hard top no post red w white top , but anyway, you started to do the dash ,omg memories thanks wow beautiful work guys keep it up, greetings from so. cali

The car looks amazing. It reminds me of my late uncles black and white Chevy 54 with white and black leather interior that my other uncle, his brother-in-law, redid when my uncle bought the car. This was back in then mid to late 80s. I did get to drive it when I was in my early 20s. Over 20 years ago ha ha. My uncles son still has the car to this day although I don’t think it drives anymore

It was a nice clean job, I had the same car in the same color, I regret selling it because 57 chevy is my dream car, I hope one day I will have the opportunity to buy it again.)

My dad has a marron '57 Chevy 210.

So this is the car in far cry 6 as Beaumont Valentina wow

This was a great video. I really can relate to that car. You guys did an outstanding job. I must say, though, that I do not watch other peoples utube car details. I am an exclusive WD D fan because you are the best; I don't need your other colleagues. I have no special recollections of my grandparents and some close encounter; I was 5th of 50 + grandchildren so there was no real opportunities there. I loved them. My first car was a 1959 Dodge 2 door hardtop in aquamarine/white or cream combo. It was my 1st car love. Cousin # 14 bought it, raced it after stripping it down!

Cragers 👍🏼

This gave me a cargasm

Then I'd love to have a car like that you take care of the rest of its life

What product are you using in your tornador gun ?

Nice It would look good on 20's and some hit in the truck

Such a nice find Man - i want one of these soooo bad. Soon.

👍👍👍

Now it looks like mine good job looks nice now now drive it

My grandma had a mid 70s skylark. Over the winter it got colder that the antifreeze was mixed for and ended up with a cracked block. Grandpa being the mechanic that he was happened to have a motor which was a 400sb laying around to get grandma back on the road. It was formally in a car my uncle used for drag racing so needless to say it had a few extras to help it move. Fast forward to spring and a visit to some family. Grandpa took his brother and I for a drive to “get the gunk out” because grandma never went over the speed limit and never left town. It was the first ever rolling burnout I experienced with that much tire smoke. When we returned grandpa and his brother came into the house giggling like a couple of school girls. With a scolding to follow “EDDIE WHAT THE HELL DID YOU DO TO MY CAR? I herd all kinds of reving and squealing…That better have not been you!” I was 7 or 8 and that’s one of my favorite memories of my grandpa