Now THIS one was amazing! Great to see you working on site, very inspiring for all those guys who think, "well I don't have your cool studio garage."

Very inspiring. I can't wait to see the Datsun. The 210 was my first car and my first stick. Great memories.

This is why I love being a detailer. Larry we met at Sema 2019 and you were just as cool as i had ever hoped. I’m leaving detailing for two years to do volunteer work. But your videos still get me excited and give me my detailing fix. So excited to come back to 2 years worth of content!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome best of luck and look forward to meeting again :)

@startingtech3900

2 жыл бұрын

u on a mormon mission?

@allen4404

2 жыл бұрын

Peace corps!!!

@tylerckapp

2 жыл бұрын

@@startingtech3900 Yep! I’ll be leaving here in around a month.

@tylerckapp

2 жыл бұрын

@Peter Angles Sorry you feel that way. I’ve never had that experience and we don’t use guns at our temples or really anywhere. But I imagine something must’ve actually happened to you if you take the time out of your day to bash my religion.

Having a steam cleaner on my details this winter has been a lifesaver, and I’m definitely going to check out that steam vacuum. Awesome work as always, and I’m considering on changing up my cleaning supplies to yours this year.

@startingtech3900

2 жыл бұрын

wont be any profit in larrys products way too expensive stick to meguairs deailer line thats what i use, mostly dilutable 4;1 as well

My buddy had a 1973 triumph spitfire that he got when we were in high school. His grandpa had this exact same car in the video, and the spitfire under tarps behind his house. (He was from Vietnam but moved to Michigan). When he turned 16 his grandpa gifted him the spitfire. For a long period of our senior year we spent hours after school hanging out in that back yard getting it running. It was a nice change of pace because we both rode dirt bikes and were constantly working on them together. It was such a fun little project. By the summer we had it road worthy and would drive it around town on Friday nights. Go to Applebee’s, cruise, etc. it was the most amazing little car ever. Eventually he took full ownership of it and brought it to his house where it stayed for 3-4 years. We would hoon it around and just have an absolute ball in that thing. Last spring he sold it to make room in his pole barn for other projects. It was pretty sad. I’ll never forget that little damn car. So many fun memories.

We need more barn finds on the channel.

Awesome to meet you and help out man! You CRUSHED this video! Also huge shout out to Dan the man and Jordan.

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

See you for the next one! :)

@blackpearlmedia7797

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMMO-NYC can't wait!

17:17 This man here rightly deserves the title of "Engine Wizard". Exceptional skills and knowledge. -- Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

@acewilliams7917

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed. 2 minutes!!!

This video is better than a tv show! Amazing work as always AMMO!!!!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Thx for watching!!!

I really hope you get to do the 510!

I think we all need a video with Derek at least once a month !

The color of this thing is incredible! They really don’t make cars in colors like this anymore, this is a real treat for a detailer

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

This is the type of Ammo video that I could watch endlessly. The transformation is unbelievable.

It would be awesome if Derek allowed you to detail, and record detailing, every single car in that barn

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Good idea! :)

Awesome video Larry

I am a 20 year old whose first car is a '70 Triumph Spitfire. I recently suffered blowing the piston so I'm taking the time to properly rebuild and begin restoring the car. There are so many useful takeaways I got from this video and I cannot thank you folks enough! Love to see this

Now I can see why you say this is the most satisfying detail in awhile...wow! Amazing transformation Larry! 🔥

Love the Triumph and how it came out! There are some gems in that barn!!😱

Fantastic, a true British classic...well done

Great content for a gloomy Sunday afternoon!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Hope to cheer it up! :)

@chkoha6462

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMMO-NYC most definitely!Greetings from Germany

A 1967 GT6 was my first car. Good to see one coming back to life!

Nice to hear the old school AMMO theme tune in a video, been a while! One of my favourites

I know this is a good vídeo you have my like

My grandpa has a spitfire and when we where restoring it for him the dash was pretty bad since its just plywood with a strip over it. What we ended up doing was finding a nice piece of walnut and cut it to fit inside so that the grain would match all the way through. it turned out really good.

Not washing for soooo many years. That rings a bell. I knew a guy who was one of the engineers in the engineering department, and you could tell if he had come in for work that day as soon as you opened the door and entered the engineering department. The boss eventually told him, "Bathe from now on, or be fired.". LOL

This is my favourite car if all time! My first car was a 1971 Triumph Herald 1200

Hey ammo nyc I just wanna say thanks for uploading videos to your channel. I had thoughts of committing suicide about a year ago and after therapy and learning I needed to get close to my parents I started watching your videos with my dad and now we have a bond watching these videos together. Thanks for helping the world just by uploading videos and helping people come together with the same interests. He only speaks Spanish so I have to translate some of these things for him. But he enjoys building a bond with his son now. Thanks again.

I had one of these as my first car… I welded, mechanically restored it and created great memories. ❤️

All of my dream cars in one garage.

Love the old car/barn finds videos soooo much more. The new car stuff is just underwhelming because they rarely transform, unlike the old stuff.

Love the GT-6 !

Love his Z! I see it in my town all the time and make sure to give him a thumbs up

Hey Larry, good job. As much as I would not like to say it, you have officially just took the GT6 off the cheap market! Thanks for reviving another rusty beauty!

Keep up the good work!

Beautiful job sir as usual ,

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This video is awesome, Larry! What I found particularly cool about it the fact that these guys looked like opposite ends of the spectrum from most of your clients, the smoking cigs, crazy classes. But you seemed to merge with them great and it made for an awesome result! This is just one reason why I will continue to watch for years to come!

I love this Derek character, you should do more videos with this guy. Hes really good on camera as well as being good with working on the car. I want to see more of this guy!

I love everything about your videos. So stoked whenever I see a new upload. Cheers from So Cal!

Always a good day when Larry posts another video! Amazing work as always and I'm impressed you guys got this done in a day!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Long day for sure! :)

I very much enjoy your episodes where I don't have to run for a bucket for the stomach churning effects of discovered grotesqueries. (although I do appreciate seeing what you find in vehicles parked in garages for decades.)

As a fan of British sports cars, I started drooling as soon as I saw that contents of that back shed

So nice to see more of Dan, as his expertise here was obviously crucial to get things done quickly in those freezing temps!! TEAM AMMO

Thank you for another beautiful finished job on a historical vehicle

Alfa hoodie this is a true car guy

@derekmatcheski

2 жыл бұрын

😁 yes sir thats me

You’ve gotta love a classic little British sports car. They’re so special 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Awesome! While the ‘60’s era GT6 are my favorites, I love all them. That is a beautiful car. Great work!!!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great car and great 🎥 thanks guy's , keep up the good work!

Nice to see old British classics. I had the same car in Vancouver B.C. Lots of fun and parts still available. It came up fantastic ! Wish it was mine. Enjoy!

Pops right up. Starts right up. Dayuummm what a hidden gem..

Stunning. Release the toranado now!

I can’t believe how much I appreciate these transformative resurrections. LoL.

Words don't do this work justice.... Amazing

My sister had a Mk IV spitfire 1300 when I was learning to drive, she used to take me out on weekends to practice in it. When I was a little older I got to drive a mint Mk 3 GT6 in BRG (darker green than this one) to a Concourse, it was at the time not a particularly expensive or rare car (not like now!) but it was a drive I'll never forget - this sure brings back some memories - Thanks!

I can’t get over this color. It is like a PTS GT3 Touring. Amazing job

My father in law worked in the factory where they made these... its a retail park now.

Mind blowing! NEVER thought you could bring the finish back that far.

Got to love on the good ole single stage paint. Three stage clean up & it can easily look like something with 3+ coats of clear. I miss my old 70's cars. Side by side, looked as good from 10 feet away with half the work. This is a perfect example. Nice job!

Fabulous cars, a GT6, or even a TR6, gave you a driving sensation no other car could.

Perfect way to start a Sunday…AMMO video! Thank you Larry, also I appreciate the tip about oxidized paint.

Being able to detail with you would be a dream come true. I would learn so much more. Love watching your videos.

The MGA is one of the most beautiful 50s cars ever

Had a red Mark II Spitfire as my first car in the 60's. Got it for 500 bucks and it was just 4 years old. Almost traded it in for a brand new green GT 6 in '69 (nicer looking rear end with the round tail lights) but I think the price was 28 grand which was a bit much for a 20 yr old at the time. Absolutely loved the restoration detailing. Couldn't believe the way it turned out. Super job.

WOW that Datsun 510 😳🥰🥰

I really like the green paint. You never see that color anymore. It's one of my favourites. 😁

Love seeing someone do this with a Triumph as I have one myself.

now presenting: the beautiful revival of the classic automobiles.

13:04 Love the old photo of his father with the Datson.

Loved this one, my Nan used to drive a red 1972 MK3 with overdrive, this took me back.

Man u BOYZ R AWESOME!!...🥳 I'm a older guy, MOTORHEAD DRAG RACER!.. I love it when ya bring back these old beautiful works of HISTORY!... GREAT JOB GUYS!...👌✌😎

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Thx for watching!

Spectacular job as always

Stunning! Absolutely stunning. My dad owned an old Spitfire and MGB as a teen. They are such cool cars.

The interior seriously looks pretty great!

Watching this is like winter therapy for me! (Since its too cold to enjoy detailing here for a few more months.)

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Can’t wait for spring!

What an amazing job done on the Triumph.

That’s the most beautiful original GT6 I’ve seen since their launch when I was a youngster. Always thought they were (and still are) one of the loveliest body designs made to come out of a British factory. A wonderful discovery and a perfect demonstration of the power of AMMO restoration products. Well done team 👍👍👍

That poor GT6!! It looks nearly new! The build quality was crap, but you elevated that! Way to go!!

wow!!! amazing transformation from someone who really knows what they're doing---thanks!

every car guy: that's another project 🤣

That CJ is beautiful

That turned out great nice job 👍

My first car was a 1968 GT6 in British Racing Green from Buzz Marcus Motors in north Philly. He used to race the TR4 and Mazda's. Great car used to do a 6 hour drive home just about every other week, never failed me. Really enjoyed this restoration.

Caleb is the man!!!

This is a very dramatic transformation using less than optimal conditions and I think that deserves some props. Well done sir. Great content!

Great video. The owner seems like a cool guy. On a side note. It was triggering that you weren't able to give it a proper wash.

Amazing job as always: look forward to seeing you and Dan do more work on this collection!

The paint colour came up a treat, is now my favourite colour awesome resto

I always love watching your videos, some of the cars are truly amazing, but these barn finds are so special, they're amazing to see the transformation and hopefully give these unique cars a new lease of life. Keep up the great work Larry, love the channel and your work.

In high school my body shop class restored a '73 MGB white / tan, it had like 30,000 km's on it, sadly it was stored under a tree so many panels need to be replaced same with the interior, we drilled out every spot weld, fixed ever single sq cm of the chassis, and tig welding it all back together it was so straight, and tidy that owners husband walk right past it when it was all back together saying they copied my wife car better then I would have expected our to turn out... the look on his face when everyone in the class let him know that it was his wife's car, mind you the student body/ painter was from a family with long history of car/boat/plane restoration, and the main welder was a high school champ, our teachers... forget about it they could fix anything anywhere lol

always a pleasure watching old cars come back to life

I’ve been anticipating this video for a little bit now! Wonderful work, if you’re looking for cars like this Derek is 100% your guy.

This guys one of my biggest inspirations. Honestly would love to do restoration work like this. Detailing is great and I love it. But these are true passion jobs here

Fantastic job!! And I want to see you cleaning the Datsun!!!!

Been a fan of the channel for a while, can’t believe a good friend of mine is being featured!

Cant wait for the 928 vid!

That green is so nice with the chrome! I can't believe how good it looked given how limited a work space you had, and battling the cold. Nice job!

Please do go back and do the 510, Larry... 😎👌🏻

You need to get your hands on that 510!! My jealousy level is pegged at about 12.

No rodents this time. Nice color and nice detail.

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfully!

Larry, that was just awesome. I have very fond memories of an orange-ish GT6 (not mine) in 1973. Your "mow down" technique certainly earned the name on this one. Great Job!!

@AMMO-NYC

2 жыл бұрын

Lol thank you!

Crazy that barn finds as old and pristine as this are still found.