One of the most gorgeous turnouts of all the cars you've done tbh. The white walls make that thing just look baller.

@Roger_Ramjet

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@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ get out of here with that nonsense... freakin' bozo

I Am only 15 years old ans just started a car deataling company with my best friend. These videoes helps and inspire us Even more, thank you larry!

@JoaquinMaceda

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Goodluck with your new business buddy

@DrangeDragRacingTeam1967

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@@JoaquinMaceda thank you. Its been 4 months and already made 2k each. Not much, but still proud

@tocka1845

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Good luck pals lots of luck

@choosechancemobiledetailin9587

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Good luck buddy with hard work motivation and integrity you will not fail if you do it won't be for long I am one year I to starting my company best decision I ever made in my life. If you are starting at fifteen imagine what you can have by the time you are thirty

@marianoamaya3351

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@@DrangeDragRacingTeam1967 WHAT! Bro tell me your secret, im 15 as well and I have like two years of experience washing cars interior and all and at this point I think I make a really good job, how much do you charge? Because in three years of washing almost every week Ive made like maximun 300 dollars lmao. Btw congrats on your success

I’m a big Mercedes diesel fan here in Ireland. Great to see two 5 cylinders on the channel. The diesel coupes were very popular in California as Mercedes used them to help lower their fleet emissions to meet the air control laws of the 70’s and 80’s. Even though Europe was a huge diesel market, the diesel coupe was strangely a North America only car.

@Bannimann2

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MB 300D was mainly used as taxi or corporate cars here in Europe, and a two door coupe wouldn't be good for that.

@MrTheHillfolk

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I'm new to the Mercedes crowd ,as I just got a nice 80 240d 4 speed from a little old dude who was a customer of mine. Coming from vws, at least I understand a little bit of German 😄 What a heck of a car, it handles really good even on those skinny little tires and stops great too. It's not really any slower in acceleration than my old diesel rabbits I drove for years. What a fanbase these cars have, I knew a little but since I'm immersed in it now,I really had no idea. From what I've read about ,it seems like it's a car that they almost made too good and can actually be repaired. And what a joy I had the other day working on it, I dropped a wrench in the engine compartment and it fell all the way to the ground! I haven't had that happen in years especially working on Mk4 or newer vws! This right here,is what I believe they are talking about when you hear about the German engineering. Edit: one car I have a bad itch for ,is a blacked out 91 560sec. I saw one years ago at a show ,and for sale at 11k. At the time ,not knowing anything about them I passed on it as I was afraid of the German money pit syndrome, but what a car it was. Someday I'll find one.

@Scrubworks

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@@MrTheHillfolk I was basically bouncing between buying a car with the 1.9 PD TDI (probably a mk4 Golf PD130), or an old Mecerdes OM diesel. Ended up with a 1990 190D OM602, same engine as the wagon in this video, but naturally aspirated. I plan to drive it literally forever, running it on vegetable oil if diesel becomes unobtainable. I agree with you about the fanbase. I came from mostly Japanese stuff, having never had a German car at all, and the old Merc community is fantastic.

@terrymcmahon9278

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I see a few of these everyday in my neighborhood in LA. Testament to their enduring popularity and remarkable durability.

@bobbbobb4663

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@@MrTheHillfolk Welcome aboard (1979 240D owner here since 1993). Those cars will run forever and there are very few NLA parts from Mercedes. In fact, you can go into your dealer right now and order new OEM parts.

These old Benzes are just so ridiculously well-built; it's a shame they're not such high quality anymore.

@dublindutch6346

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yeah, it is. It's an era where the designers outranked , and had way more to say then the accountants.

@atakan888

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Metallurgy wasn't advanced as today back then so they had to built using more materials. Today, they just know how long a metarial last and they manifacture to rip off in ten years.

@oambrosia

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Yeah, there's no profit in building them like tanks.

@Jousten16

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That was such a different time back then. Companies were not stock companies in which profit was the main goal over everything else. Instead it was making a great product that lasts a long time and is of very good quality to satisfy your customers. It's a shame what most products and the world overall has come to but that's just capitalism for you.

@MBTK11

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And out of them all, w123 and w126 diesels rides were the peak of mb's craftmanship in my humble opinion.

"The older cars just feel better than the newer ones". That is so true! I think they provide a more genuine experience overall and it just sticks with you. As always, loved watching the transformation.

How is this guy standing in a room covered in white rubber dust while shaving tires all day and not even wearing a mask? Crazy!

@aileronsintowind6835

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COPD just around the corner for this guy

@ppppw2

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Theres a ventilator on the table, most likely didnt have it on while it was turned off to explain what was going on.

@jon-paulcooper8336

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"They don't make them like they used to!"

Man this was incredible! This is like an infomercial for old school Mercedes-Benz classic cars. The folks over at Mercedes must love this... This is another good one Larry can't wait to see you do the other one.

I learn so much from your videos! What a beautiful restoration! It's great to see these neglected and forgotten cars get a second life!

"They don't make them as like they used to" You can feel and see it specially on these older cars, Volvo, Mercedes, Hondas, all these titans of their prime days have left us something that is worth being saved, and Larry you are the savior for them. Keep it up

I’m a detailing specialist at Volvo, Larry you are so inspirational. I actually ended up buying an old w211 e320 as an AMG swap and you have touched my heart in every way. Don’t stop posting videos!!

Bud of mine had to go to Euro for 1 year & had no place to store his 1978 Mercedes. I had a 2 car garage with my home in D.C. & offered to store it for him & no charge. He was thankful & only if I drove it every week. I had no issue with this. It was Diesel which I have no care for. I took it out 1st time & drove great & processed this agenda every week for a year. Down side, Mercedes leak Oil. Upside, I never got a Parking Ticket with it. Kept a check on the Oil & added over a year 6 qt. into the motor. Bud came back from Euro & was pleased his car was in great shape.

I've been a car detailer myself for almost 30 years and I always think it's nice to deliver a dirty car as good as new. When I see how this Mercedes has become I think it's great.

@benfr1245

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detailing cars didn’t exist 30 years ago

@hansvandeworp2219

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@@benfr1245 first car polisher and then car detailer does that sound better?

@RonaldJones_13

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@@benfr1245 Detailing cars goes back to 1901 when Frank Meguiar Jr. created products to polish wood.

What a beauty! Not enough paint colors like that on the road today. And as car technology advances it makes me appreciate the relative simplicity of the cars of my youth, like the VW Type 3 I got hauled around in. Can't wait to see the RS4, Larry. Keep up the great videos!

@christophertaylor9100

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I agree, its all white, black, and silver. Mostly white.

@ShamWerks

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Gotte love a VW Type3!

I don't know why - but this turned out as one of my favorite episodes. I wonder if it was because of so few imperfections underneath all that dirt. Awesome job (as always)!

@dudo626

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Same, as if the car took that insanely deep breath after all the dirt has been washed off. I think it's what actually kept it in such good-ish condition, the fact the paint wasn't actually all that exposed.

Larry! You're an inspiration to us all! If the world had as much passion as you do it would be a better place. Thank you for your videos!

Larry, brother I have to tell you that I’ve watched a lot of different car detailing shows that just cannot even begin to match the quality of the paint restoration job nor the attention to the very very minuteness’s of things and you never ever do certain things half way it’s always been spot on 💯! And for that I’m sincerely greatful as I truly enjoy watching you work your magic on so many different types of vehicles. Thank you for sharing your time and craft with us all. Lee Cogdell in Camden, Tennessee

Your ability to make decades-old and filthy cars look new again is just unbelievable. Also loved the detailed explanation of the “crows’ feet” look in the paint. Bravo!

That detailing was satisfying AF! You certainly brought it back to life! Great job Larry!

Owner had great taste with these benzos. Also thanks for the bonus “how it’s made” episode at the beginning! 🍻

I'm a huge fan of Diesel Mercedes. I once got to ride in a diesel S-class as a kid in the 80's. Believe it or not, Diesel's can run on vegetable oil and get twice the mileage of gas cars. This car looks great. The white walls was a good touch as it was a popular choice in the US when it was new. It's good to see this yellow Merc going to a good home. I'm also a big fan of manual transmission wagons, and can't wait to see how it turns out. Keep up the great work. Thank you.

I've said it before, but Larry's attention to detail is off the charts. You see it as he was hand rubbing the glass cleaner on the inside of the windshield and the rear window. Another time I recall he was cleaning chrome pieces (or a grill) with a toothpick! Keep it up buddy, your content is amazing. SO satisfying. Those carpets looked unreal afterwards. (and shoutout to those seat dying guys - that was incredible)

I can’t get enough of your work Larry, I’d love to be able to see this in person! I can’t tell you how much I have learned off of your Channel!

The 300CD was one of the greatest 'commuter cars' ever made. 40+ mpg, last a million miles (with care), low insurance rates, affordable service in general. It was truly that 'buy it and keep it a lifetime' kind of car, that you could show up at a business lunch in, or go shopping in, and be 'style-appropriate' regardless! I passed up buying one in the 1980's, and purchased a 420-SEL instead (V8 gas)...but 10 years later, I was still considering whether I went overkill or not. I'd kept up with the guy who DID buy it...and he was still loving the 300CD, at least as of 2007. One of your best videos!

Oh man, this makes me SO happy! My automotive career started with these cars, and they'll always hold a special place in my heart. I did my automotive internship at an independent Mercedes service shop, I learned to detail on these cars, and the very first car I ever bought was a 1988 300TE. If I weren't between jobs at the moment, I would give whatever you ask for that wagon.

That Caddy is absolutely gorgeous

The STOP button on the 300CD mechanically also closes the fuel supply on the injection pump. It's needed because the fuel shutoff valve is vacuum actuated, and if there is a big vacuum leak, it will no longer work.

Yeeaahh another Drive and Protect, my absolute favorite detailing videos by far. Love the history and backstory's that come with these vehicles and their owners. Thanks Larry 🙂

love the vintage diesel mercedes. I had a w124 and it had 250,000+ on the clock and ran like brand new. I was not surprised when the car immediately started up after 10 years

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

Rusty seems incredibly passionate and knowledgeable about cars. Love that. Also, I love the realistic car detailing without all the “biohazard” thumbnails. It’s a breath of fresh air in the detailing community on KZread.

When I think about all the cars that I've ever driven, the one that made me feel "most special" was a Mercedes 300E. If I ever decided to buy a classic car that I could drive semi-regularly, these diesel Mercs would be near the top of my list. You did an amazing job, Larry!

My Grandparents had a 1978 (or 79) 300D sedan, exact same color combo, and it’s probably my earliest automotive memory, from 40+ years ago. This brought back a ton of memories! Thank you for sharing!

Great work once again larry, i get the same joy as you seeing these cars get brought back to life.

Good God, once that glass was clean it was so appealing to look at! Great work Larry! Thank you for the amazing content.

i have no words ! the work you have done is brillant, outstanding, hats off. ❤🌺

Amazing how calming and therapeutic these programmes are. I feel cleansed after watching.

Another real car on the road. Thanks for saving the world from disposable cars.

That's actually incorrect about the starving of air. Diesel creates no vacuum, especially non-turbo examples. They rely on a diaphragm pump to run the brakes and other vacuum accessories. There's also no valve body or any plate restricting air entering the engine. That shut off cuts the fuel at the pump. Normally is vacuum operated but usually the rubber lines fall apart after the 40+ years.

@Tangelos

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My buddy’s 300TD would keep running and we had to pull or kink one of the vacuum lines if the key didn’t kill it.

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

@Tangelos

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@@kuza3991 your unsolicited proselytizing is not needed or welcome. Begone Joel O’Steen

I swear, this is the only detailing channel that puts me ALMOST to sleep...So relaxing.. Amazing how well the paint came out. Well done as a whole.

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

@johnwagner4559

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@@kuza3991 Huh???

As a car guy it feels good to know that their is other car guys in this world that will cherish and enjoy my cars as much as I did when I'm gone. 🙌🏽

Simply awesome! It's refreshing to see these old cars stay on the road. Cowgirl Blake is gonna have fun with her!

The production value of these videos are incredible. I absolutely love your content Larry; thanks for sharing your detail skills with us. Such a beauty of a car, too. That design is in my opinion absolutely timeless and spot on! Love it.

Love this video! It’s amazing what you can do with some cleaning devices! So satisfying seeing all the dirt and grime come off!! What a huge difference from the before and after. As always what a well done video! Keep up the amazing work Larry!

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

Bro I swear keep it going. Your channel has helped us all detailer guys in the business and makes me strive to wanna keep it going because it makes folks so happy once they see the finished product!!

Guys, I put you in the "incomparable" rating!!!! What a pleasure to see them restore, revive these classics!!! Sincere congratulations, hugs from Brazil!!! to the next!! 😃👏👏👏

I'm not usually a fan of product-placement, but Diamond Back Classic Radials provides a fantastic product.

For sap removal I always found that denatured alcohol worked really well on clear coated paint. I realize this is single-stage but it may be worth a try.

@MrTheHillfolk

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I had a car with sap on it like that, after getting it off, the spot looked like the spider webbing on the car in the video. It was just packed tighter together. It knda only shows up at the right angle ,but I see it 😕

@nicksanchez530

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Agreed, and if it's really dry and solid, you can rip a small piece of paper towell and stick it on there and soak it. It will soften in a few minutes.

Fantastic transformation- that seat repair blew me away! 👍👍👍

Thanks for this video, Larry. I grew up in one of these cars. My dad’s was the same color and he adored it. He passed away last week and this video was a wonderful way to remember him. Cheers.

The glass cleaning tho! Love it! Do you guys ship to Canada?

I drive a Merc. We have them as Taxis in europe and the block can last a million miles. Far cheaper to run than they use to be on most accounts. The finish on this Larry is top spec tbh, and thanks for sharing. Pjm.sweden.

@enochthetrucker9735

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I wish more people realized that if you spend a little more up front and then properly maintain them, it will cost you *FAR* less in the long run! Professional drivers like us understand this though!

Larry I love your saying when you say you can feel the paint start to breathe again once the dirt is lifted off and for this one I could literally feel the car going ahhhhhhhhhh

From beeyouteefull South Carolina - memories of my dad who loved his MB diesel - another stunning and entertaining example of why your channel is the BEST in auto detailing - Cheers!

Larry + German engineering .. best combo for a friday LOL

Greatest car ever made!

A joy to watch this beauty come back to life. Great work Larry.

whoever is selecting the music for your new videos is doing a great job! the soundtrack is fire lately!

25:50 It hurts to screw the old rusty wheel bolts back in. It would have been a small effort to make them a little nicer.

@CarCrazy24

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Noticed that too

Our last family Lincoln Town Car (1996) had Michelin white wall tires. Some of these Town Cars had white walls and some did not. Cheers from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

My first car in 1995 was a 1976 MB 280S. This brings me back! Love watching your videos! Keep up the good work!

You have built quite the empire. Proud of you Larry. Been watching since the beginning. Job well done 👍

Nice job on the 300 CD. I've owned a few Mercedes Benz cars, but my favorite was the '82 300CD Turbo diesel. Was hard loaded with goodies, black/tan interior with a sunroof that never leaked. Drop dead gorgeous and no issues with the car in the 3 years I owned it, from new. My CD had Michelin X radials with a 1/2" whitewall. Handled and rode well with them and looked great! It lived in my garage, I was meticulous with cleaning and recommended maintenance. Detailed twice yearly. My wife said I loved the car more than her [she also said that about my Beech V35B]. I told her the car responded to TLC better than she did. Not one of my brightest comments...

That’s so awesome. I wish to have an opportunity to work in company like yours at any position just to have an ability to see alive so many great cars and their transformations. That’s really great guys, thank you so much for your work and videos. These materials on KZread helps to dream and get distracted for some time in that craziness that happens around in my homeland.

Absolutely Amazing!!! Great job by the gentlemen on the leather repair as well! That ride is ready for a night out on Rodeo Drive!!!

That is a really beautiful car, well done. I love your enthusiasm and contentment in your work.

My uncles had a few diesel and gas old Mercedes when I was young and I've been a fan ever since. Thanks for the terrific video Larry. This car is very cool.

I had one of those 220D 'taxis' in the early '80s.The seats were great, and it was reliable, except in Buffalo in the winter. You had to plug in the block heater and you had to keep it running when you went in a store, or else it wouldn't start. I clattered and fumed and puttered around town with it, but it was much happier on the open road. One day, a new highway opened up south of the city, in a remote area. It was brand-new white-as-snow concrete, and straight as an arrow for miles, with not one other car. So I floored it. Once it got over 80 mph, the engine went almost silent, vibrationless and the car seemed to rise up on rails. It was an amazing revelation.

Gorgeous! Love old Benz's Nice job, Larry! Always look forward to seeing what you bring back to life.

I don't care what anyone thinks but when the new owner said 'I can't wait to meet her, I can't wait to name her' that made me tear up a little!

17:22 A tip with the razor blade, use scotch or packing tape on the rest of the blade where you don't want it to make contact with anything to prevent yourself from accidentally gouging the paint. You can tape off both sides of the razor and just use a small little patch in the middle as if it were a tiny hand plane blade. It gives you a lot more control and peace of mind.

The white wall or white striped/lettered tires were all the craze when I started detailing 30 years ago with my dad and eventually a car lot and on my own for a few years . They give a car or truck that much more to look at , class up the wheels if you will . You do some awesome work Larry , I detailed some pretty nasty cars back in the day so I truly appreciate your work .

You did an excellent job rejuvenating the paint on that yellow Mercedes. You've also activated my "I want one" response. Thank you,

Thank you brother for the epic content. Your episodes are like a hot cup of tea. Bless you kind sir.

Omg I loved this vid! So good to see people passionate about cars, especially MB. Congratulations Blakely. You got one of the best cars in the world!

This guy is the best ! Very thoughtful and conscientious….

I understand completely any and all excitement you would have cleaning this vehicle. It is so satisfying to restore a vehicle to as best as possible. I’m loving the white walls, and am envious of your steamer vac! You have surely worked very hard and energetically over the years!

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

One of the most satisfying cleaning videos ive seen! When I clean my floor mats I use a massage gun or just a polisher without a pad to get most of the dirt and grime out of the floor mats.

Larry, your videos are like little pieces of art. Thank you!

That Becker Mexico is a GORGEOUS headunit. The window switches give me nightmares though... I popped so many when I had my W114. Amazing job as always Larry

Man I'm in love with that car. Absolutely beautiful.

Back in 1994 my first car was a signal-red 1979 Mercedes 200D 4 speed manual sedan with creme interior - oh how much I hated how slow it was, but it was a great car after all. And by slow I mean really slow - 0-60 in 27sec - go figure that! I've then owned a 1978 280CE with a W116 engine from 1972 (which had the cool electronic fuel injection!) and a 1980(!) 300TD Turbodiesel station wagon. That one was special because it was a factory test car from MB which was handed to a former Austrian financial minister in 1980 for whatever reason. The VIN ended by 00000008. Though it was a bit of a PITA, the most fun car of these 3 was the coupe :) Great to see you got this 300CD back to beautiful Larry.

As you were cleaning the inside, I could literally feel very texture as you scrubbed the doors cards and seats, and vacuumed the carpets. That thick carpeting and the semi hard feel of the artico vinyl, brought back memories. My dad had a W123 300 diesel sedan. 3 speed automatic, 5 cylinder non-turbo. I spent over ten years of my life cleaning the thing every weekend, until I left home to work. I was built like a tank, and it’s enamel-like paintwork was stupidly resistant to chips and scratches. It also at one stage had the diesel run-on problem, I was was accustomed to popping the hood and hitting the STOP lever on the odd occasion I drove it to university or to parties. It did nothing for my street cred, but I didn’t care. In 2003, a few years after the passing of my mom and over 19 years after it was first purchased, my dad finally sold it on. I still miss that thing. Best car ever made.

Got to say, love these videos and Scott Neal is the man!!!! Does phenomenal work!!!

This car is a beauty and gorgeous! It’s just beyond reach from where I am. 😊 Love how you love and respect every piece of automotive history.

Love that you get the same amount of joy driving a old mb diesel as an hyper car! A true car enthusiast

Good day Larry, I watch quite a few different car cleaning shows and you are by far the most impressive that I have seen. I just wanted to share that with you I look forward to more in the future. Take care.🇨🇦

What a beautiful machine! Again...awesome work! Thank You for bringing it's spirit out again!

Really interesting process with the tires. That automatic shrink wrap machine is cool. Back in the day in my youth warehouse jobs I had to do that all by hand, holding the rolls and walking around, that's way better.

Rusty hooked us up with some wide whites for our 53 Packard. They totally transformed the vehicle. She drives like a brand new car.

Wow, superb work, Larry but then I expect nothing less from a man of your calibre and skills. Top work!!

@kuza3991

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Repent and follow Jesus my friend! Repenting doesn't mean confessing your sins to others, but to stop doing them altogether. Belief in Messiah alone is not enough to get you into heaven, you must become a new creation and be born again by responding to the Holy Spirit. - Matthew 7:21-23, Revelation 3:15-16 cf. Hebrews 10:26-29. Pay close attention to your thoughts and how you respond to your inner monologue because it has a greater impact than you think. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life, and do all that you can to follow His ways.

Awesome job! I happen to live in Manhattan and own a 1985 300CD in mint condition, but it's fantastic to know that you guys do such amazing detailing in NYC! I'll be sure to reach out when I'm due for my next detailing!

Larry, if you're reading the comments, please make a video about detailing the TD wagon. I think that black paint will look superb with your touch.

Both cars totally brilliant - getting a 300cd here in Germany is basically impossible, you got yourself a true treasure!

lightning storm while up in the sky is a beautiful spectacle. 10:02 As always the before and after is amazing, fantastic work Larry.

Love the mix of detailing and almost a vlog for the first third of the video

some of the beauty comes with the simplicity of the vehicle. It has just what you need. Love that!!!

those wrapping machines are so cool!

Diamond back tires are absolutely the best. They made authentic looking Gold line tires for my 1965 corvette with the drivability of a modern Michelin. They were also so nice to talk to on the phone. So cool you went to their plant.

An '85 300TD was my first car and it will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you Larry for bringing back so many happy memories

@whatapp8681

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⬆️⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️Congratulations you have been selected as the one of the shortlisted winners..💐🎅🎁....

Hi Larry, this is one of the best ones I’ve seen. Beautiful job.

What a fantastic transformation! I love watching your videos and how focused you are on the smallest of details. I love both styles/generations of these Mercedes, especially the wagon one in a convertible configuration. Thanks for sharing!

@hausercell0

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Hello Mark

@markb3756

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@@hausercell0 Hello Sir.

@hausercell0

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How’re you doing Mark?