I've honestly learned more just from watching this channel then I have all the other channels combined. It's seriously that good. Bravo to you good sir lol
The only problem with Larry’s videos is there aren’t more of them. 😂 I’m always excited when a new one drops on my feed. Thanks for keeping the amazing content coming!
There’s something so enjoyable about seeing Larry be goofy lmao I can’t be the only one who thinks so... He’s such an incredibly intelligent, well spoken and professionally serious individual and seeing him light up some tires and let out good ol’ yell just should be a reminder to everyone to make your inner kid proud.
@@hoedemakerbart yep. Also the matte black hood was only available on Mach 1s in 69, not 70. Plus 70 Mach 1s have a honeycomb panel on the taillight panel, not matte paint.
Larry i am auto body man for the last 42 years , and let me tell you that you the best guy that i trust you with any car to work on. THANK YOU LARRY YOU THE BEST.
I have been watching AMMO videos for so many years and today I'm proud to be one of AMMO subscribers. Larry you are different and among the top 5 detailing guru in the world. You should open your own training centre one day and I believe many people's would like to be your student. Great job Larry 👍
Also wanted to add a HUGE thank you for explaining how to work with the flat paint. The fact that reflex can be used to protect it, but not add too much shine is Awesome!!
Larry you made me.chuckle when you cut.to the classroom for the explanation of how to detail matte black paint. It shows me how dedicated and nerdy you are to your profession. ( i mean that in the most positive way btw). Sharing your knowledge to your followers sets you apart from others You are not trying to sell me products, instead you are educating me in the art of car detaing. Bravo! Btw I too love those old muscle cars!
Appreciate you saying that. Means a lot. I really do love cleaning cars. No idea why I have such a strong pull to doing this all day. I have no sense of time when I’m neck deep in cleaning. I read somewhere that “total immersion” is the key to happiness. Everyone’s got a theory. Either way it’s a good days work. Thx again for your note :)
@@AMMO-NYC It proves a point Larry that when you lose track of time you are not working you are enjoying the car detail. You have a profession that you don't have to force yourself to do to earn a living , comes naturally because your are passionate, bravo !
The education you give is always so in depth and easily understandable. We appreciate it, because it would be so much easier to not take the time to do that so thank you!!!
@@emrefifty5281 1969 had the foglams in the center, were as in a 1970 they removed the foglamps and pushed the headlights more toward the center. In the place of the fogs they but orange aber rectangular lights. There also were a couple more changes such as in 1970 they removed the rear quarter scoop and made it flat and flush to the body. Hope that answers your question
Hi Larry the mustang in this video is actually a 1969! The 1969 has quad headlights, side scoops and had separated tribar taillights (the last one until 2015+) in 1970 they went to a dual headlight setup, replacing the outer lights with a slotted grille. the side scoop was removed for a sleeker look and the taillights were recessed into the taillight panel!
You can tell the difference between Professional detailers like yourself and Vermijl vs the "UA-cam detailers". Your knowledge is incredible. Keep up the great work!
I miss the classroom video's from Larry. as much as the cleaning is great to see, i love the bookworm part of it as well. teaches you things you can teach with the regular videos. defo need to bring them back :)
Absolutely loved this video Larry. It reminded me so much of your old school videos of just you, the car, the camera (and the whiteboard!) and teaching us as much as you can in a single video. Thank you so much!
This brings back memories. My first car in the states was a 91 Mustang. Later I had a 69' Mach 1. I bought a house for the garage and miss that sexy beast every day.
The joy on your face with that first little pull was awesome! I know that feeling of driving a car you owned or one close to it all to well, it’s like meeting up with an old friend after years and years apart and picking up right where you left off. I built an evo 8 years ago, unfortunately sold it, and just got to drive another one a few weeks ago. I’m happy for you brother, keep cranking out the content, these old mini restorations on the classics are 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for the education and compassion you have shared with all of us. Love the ending when you show the genuine person you are. Mahalo again will always pray for your continued success my Brahdah!
Larry, I also want to add I have learned just an enormous library of detailing knowledge from watching your videos. I love the products you have created and continue to innovate using the passion you have for this craft. If there was a hall of fame for detailing you would be in the top 5.
Really love the channel. I always try detailing my own car but have never gotten to polishing it properly due to lack of equipment in Namibia. Thanks for all the help
I have the exact same Mustang, color and all. I feel like your cleaning my own! I had to poke my head in to my garage to make sure it was still there!! 😂
Well-made and informative video ! Watching you restore the beauty of this Ford Mustang Mach 1 brought a smile to my face. I like how you often drop in tips in your videos on how the detailer can protect his or herself. It will make a difference - - - if not now, later. Thanks.
You are so right. Detailing cars is so therapeutic. Love getting into the small details and taking my mind off of everything other than getting rid of that one pesky spot of dirt haha. Great video as always!
This is easily my favorite detailing channel on UA-cam. I get extremely jealous of your lift system and indoor detailing bay (it gets hot in GA!!) but I can’t wait to support you and the channel some day and use all your products. Thank you!
I feel bad for whoever bought this car. There are alot of dirty secrets under that paint. I just invested in a paint gauge after watching your videos. GREAT job with the detail as usual.
Imagine being so focused you forget that you cut open your concrete floors to install new hydraulic bendpak lifts to make your life easier lol. Nice work Larry, appreciate the content!
Just got my first truck at 17, a 2002 Silverado. Low miles fantastic condition, and I’m excited to clean my interior and exterior and learn how to keep her looking clean.
I have detailed many personal and family cars over the last 20 years. One thing I find that works great for short pile and old carpet it using an Random Orbiter with a hard polishing pad. If you press it on the carpet using only enough force to stop the machine from spinning, the vibrations it gives off help remove sand and other fine particles with a vacuum.
That plum AND matte black? Stunning paint job and EVEN MORE stunning restoration! Super nice car and outstanding work, as always. Thanks for the video!!
I had recently polished and coated my 1970 boss 302, it was really pain in the ass, because of the single stage paint and paint thickness you must really carefull what you do, the polishing stage where fine, and like the video said switch pads or clean them as much as you can, otherwise you going to create swirls,, I made a huge mistake I finished polishing and then i coated the mustang with 2 base layers and one top layer, and with the last one I used a different microfiber towel to take the residu away creating scrathes it was really painfull at the moment but a great learning moment, i measured the paint again and luckily i had some room left to polish the scrathces away, but in stead of coating again I went for a spray coating spray on and rinse off its not that great as a coating offcourse but for a few months it will help! This video helped me a lot to work on a old mustang, normally I work only with bmw's and the paint is really hard and easy to work with in comparison to a single stage soft paint!
Awesome video Larry!!!! Love these cars and your attention to passing on us your knowledge to us. Love that color, had that for my 87 GT hatchback 2 tone with silver.
AMMO is who I watched before starting my detailing business. Though I only have 2 employees, we put in WORK and get jobs done right. I give incentives to them for bringing new ideas, good products/tools to the business. A lot of the ideas come from Larry’s channel.
Great video Larry. Been watching you for years and the polishing position suggestion and the matte finish tips were great. Thanks for taking your time to share your experience
If you want to apply and let it soak a little bit with something like the IPA you should apply to the blue kind of shop cloths or paper towel. I find they hold on to the moisture without being too absorbent (also would sit flat against the surface) when compared with a microfiber. Absolutely stunning the way it turned out!
I've honestly learned more just from watching this channel then I have all the other channels combined. It's seriously that good. Bravo to you good sir lol
Larry forgetting he owns a car lift is testament to how far he's come. Humble like any other John. Love to see it.
absolutely, he deserves to remain successful
TBH, AMMO videos are one of the most satisfying and relaxing things to watch!
That’s a 69 not a 70. Beautiful work!
I assumed somebody else would beat me to pointing that out. Great video, as usual, otherwise.
I’m surprised he hasn’t corrected his video.
Why did they remove the lights on the ‘70 model year anyone know why?
@@lukesdoings7150 Me too! There is a big difference between the two, instantly recognizable, better to have it named correctly as a 1969
@@spedway Thing that me laugh is he lusted after one but doesn't even know what year it is.
The 1969 and 1970 Mach 1s are magnificent automobiles. Love your work.
Why your logo have the same eagle like Albaninan you are albanian or what ???
@@PodCastRedux Albania has an Eagle shaped like the letter 'K'? They should get that bird on the Discovery Channel.
ive rebuilt and repainted a 1970 Mach 1.... never again...
1969
The only problem with Larry’s videos is there aren’t more of them. 😂 I’m always excited when a new one drops on my feed. Thanks for keeping the amazing content coming!
There’s something so enjoyable about seeing Larry be goofy lmao I can’t be the only one who thinks so...
He’s such an incredibly intelligent, well spoken and professionally serious individual and seeing him light up some tires and let out good ol’ yell just should be a reminder to everyone to make your inner kid proud.
@Big dong says the loser who goes by Big Dong on UA-cam lol
That's a 1969, not a 1970. Dual headlights, tail lights, and scoops on the quarter panels are giveaways.
Yup I saw it and was like hmmmmm that doesn’t look riggr
Yep! Kinda strange they didn’t know the difference 🤔 also the Mach 1 stripe down the side and deck lid and the 69 hub caps are giveaways
I instantly have a crush on you 😍
There are much more details. For instance the 70 has the ignition switch on the column while the 69 has it in the dash
@@hoedemakerbart yep. Also the matte black hood was only available on Mach 1s in 69, not 70. Plus 70 Mach 1s have a honeycomb panel on the taillight panel, not matte paint.
Love the driving bit at the end, you can see Larry turn back into a little kid for a second :)
Larry i am auto body man for the last 42 years , and let me tell you that you the best guy that i trust you with any car to work on. THANK YOU LARRY YOU THE BEST.
The new video format is PRO. POV's, Analysis, "coming next video" at the end etc. Thanks Larry, appreciate it!
I have been watching AMMO videos for so many years and today I'm proud to be one of AMMO subscribers. Larry you are different and among the top 5 detailing guru in the world. You should open your own training centre one day and I believe many people's would like to be your student. Great job Larry 👍
My goodness thats a beautiful car, especially after you did your magic on it
Also wanted to add a HUGE thank you for explaining how to work with the flat paint. The fact that reflex can be used to protect it, but not add too much shine is Awesome!!
I could watch these all day. This Mustang came out great not nearly as far gone as some have seen. Keep up the good work!
I’m addicted to these videos! I grew up detailing my own cars and now I’m learning how to do it right
I was watching you older videos in the morning and now I’m happy you uploaded, and you’ve come a long way Larry
Larry you made me.chuckle when you cut.to the classroom for the explanation of how to detail matte black paint. It shows me how dedicated and nerdy you are to your profession. ( i mean that in the most positive way btw).
Sharing your knowledge to your followers sets you apart from others
You are not trying to sell me products, instead you are educating me in the art of car detaing.
Bravo!
Btw I too love those old muscle cars!
Appreciate you saying that. Means a lot. I really do love cleaning cars. No idea why I have such a strong pull to doing this all day. I have no sense of time when I’m neck deep in cleaning. I read somewhere that “total immersion” is the key to happiness. Everyone’s got a theory. Either way it’s a good days work. Thx again for your note :)
@@AMMO-NYC It proves a point Larry that when you lose track of time you are not working you are enjoying the car detail. You have a profession that you don't have to force yourself to do to earn a living , comes naturally because your are passionate, bravo !
I’m convinced no one on earth can clean/detail a car better than this guy.
When I'm not detailing a car I'm watching Larry detail a car. I might have a problem 😂👍
Weird I’m watching Larry detail a car while I’m detailing a car
@@Ian4bis been there done that too haha
idk how to detail my car but i watch larry detail cars :D
you the best ....just the care on the shock omg
The education you give is always so in depth and easily understandable. We appreciate it, because it would be so much easier to not take the time to do that so thank you!!!
Couldn't ask for a better video to watch while eating breakfast, thanks Larry!
Great Video Larry! Thanks again for the email about the Ford GT.
Can't wait to detail my Indian Fire '69 Mach 1 :)
It's good to see you have fun in that beautiful car
Good OL classic automobile, love the work you do!
Also, side note that is a 69' mustang, not a 70'
How do you know ?
@@emrefifty5281 1969 had the foglams in the center, were as in a 1970 they removed the foglamps and pushed the headlights more toward the center. In the place of the fogs they but orange aber rectangular lights. There also were a couple more changes such as in 1970 they removed the rear quarter scoop and made it flat and flush to the body. Hope that answers your question
@@darkdetective1754 That's the 1st thing I noticed, this is a 69, not a 70.
Hi Larry the mustang in this video is actually a 1969! The 1969 has quad headlights, side scoops and had separated tribar taillights (the last one until 2015+) in 1970 they went to a dual headlight setup, replacing the outer lights with a slotted grille. the side scoop was removed for a sleeker look and the taillights were recessed into the taillight panel!
Glad someone else noticed. :)
Favorite video so far! Love the undercarriage cleaning!!!!
Always loved older mustangs from 1960s to 1970s.
Also released on my birthday and a beautiful color.
🤩🤩🤩
You can tell the difference between Professional detailers like yourself and Vermijl vs the "UA-cam detailers". Your knowledge is incredible. Keep up the great work!
Larry completely nerding out on the Matte Paint explanation......APPROVED!!
I miss the classroom video's from Larry. as much as the cleaning is great to see, i love the bookworm part of it as well. teaches you things you can teach with the regular videos. defo need to bring them back :)
Thank you you for your in depth explanation on paint technology which proves your professionalism in paint care
Thx for watching!
Larry...love that you were cranking up AC/DC when you were driving the Mach 1 around. Proper music for a proper muscle car.
The joy of riding. Best channel ever
Absolutely loved this video Larry. It reminded me so much of your old school videos of just you, the car, the camera (and the whiteboard!) and teaching us as much as you can in a single video. Thank you so much!
I still can’t believe you’re from Florida and you play hockey. You’re a good man Lawrence.
This brings back memories. My first car in the states was a 91 Mustang. Later I had a 69' Mach 1. I bought a house for the garage and miss that sexy beast every day.
The joy on your face with that first little pull was awesome! I know that feeling of driving a car you owned or one close to it all to well, it’s like meeting up with an old friend after years and years apart and picking up right where you left off. I built an evo 8 years ago, unfortunately sold it, and just got to drive another one a few weeks ago. I’m happy for you brother, keep cranking out the content, these old mini restorations on the classics are 🔥🔥🔥
THERE MUST BE A PSYCHOLOGICAL TERM FOR THE UNDENIABLE SATISFACTION OF ALL OF THIS.....
Thank you for the education and compassion you have shared with all of us. Love the ending when you show the genuine person you are. Mahalo again will always pray for your continued success my Brahdah!
在所有的小车车辆精洗视频中（大车洗车场不算），我终于看到小车底盘清洗，您是第一家干净整洁的专业洗车，在这里要对您一个大大的赞扬，很多小车洗车专业视频都没有这样完美的做到，这是极为可贵专业的！！！💯👍👍👍
We’ll probably never see cars like those again! Well done Larry!!
How could you not love this content??
Holy Mack I love the sounds of Deep Purple!
Larry, I also want to add I have learned just an enormous library of detailing knowledge from watching your videos. I love the products you have created and continue to innovate using the passion you have for this craft. If there was a hall of fame for detailing you would be in the top 5.
I cant express how much i like this car. Absolute beauty. Thanks to great import duties of my nation. It will remain a dream.
The color is gorgeous and the way you brought it back is incredible🙌
Really love the channel. I always try detailing my own car but have never gotten to polishing it properly due to lack of equipment in Namibia. Thanks for all the help
That garage is so awesome. Beautiful, clean, organized. Great work.
I have the exact same Mustang, color and all. I feel like your cleaning my own! I had to poke my head in to my garage to make sure it was still there!! 😂
Appreciate you for explaining the science behind cleaning normal paint vs matte.
Well-made and informative video ! Watching you restore the beauty of this Ford Mustang Mach 1 brought a smile to my face. I like how you often drop in tips in your videos on how the detailer can protect his or herself. It will make a difference - - - if not now, later. Thanks.
I was so excited every time you posted this on Instagram, can’t wait to watch!
That's the Muscle the Mach 1 still have. Awesome! Loving the Mustang forever.
You are so right. Detailing cars is so therapeutic. Love getting into the small details and taking my mind off of everything other than getting rid of that one pesky spot of dirt haha. Great video as always!
As a chiropractor I approve the ergonomics lesson 👍🏼
It'll save shoulders too. I have long arms and am prone to injury in that area
My back appreciate this video, specially after detailing my sister’s car in the past 2 days ❤️👍
This is easily my favorite detailing channel on UA-cam. I get extremely jealous of your lift system and indoor detailing bay (it gets hot in GA!!) but I can’t wait to support you and the channel some day and use all your products. Thank you!
Youre driving my favorite car with my favorite band playing on the radio! Living my dream LOL
super stoked that you got to drive your dream car, i could see how much fun you had
These videos are the best therapy I swear
I feel bad for whoever bought this car. There are alot of dirty secrets under that paint. I just invested in a paint gauge after watching your videos. GREAT job with the detail as usual.
Your videos are therapy sessions
I will be at this auction Labor Day weekend. Have to make sure to watch this car sell.
Imagine being so focused you forget that you cut open your concrete floors to install new hydraulic bendpak lifts to make your life easier lol. Nice work Larry, appreciate the content!
Just got my first truck at 17, a 2002 Silverado. Low miles fantastic condition, and I’m excited to clean my interior and exterior and learn how to keep her looking clean.
Probably my favorite video you’ve posted in months! Excellent work!
Your just the best retailer on the planet!
Did the AC go out in the shop man? Notice you have your doors open a lot
Cars are usually blisteringly hot from being in the sun. That’s a lot of heat the AC needs to pump out if the doors are closed.
@@markm0000 makes sense but this one's been in a garage
It could also be for fresh air or for better lighting.
@@laurenarigo3894 or the cleaning stuff has a smell
this video is back to the good stuff. Love seeing all the steps with explanations.
I love how you have detailing down to a science and an art.
I have detailed many personal and family cars over the last 20 years. One thing I find that works great for short pile and old carpet it using an Random Orbiter with a hard polishing pad. If you press it on the carpet using only enough force to stop the machine from spinning, the vibrations it gives off help remove sand and other fine particles with a vacuum.
That paint job was all over the place. Who did it so we know not to take our cars there. Loving all the videos. Keep up the great work my dude.
You are The Master of detailing, Great content, very informative and professional. Thank you!
That plum AND matte black? Stunning paint job and EVEN MORE stunning restoration! Super nice car and outstanding work, as always. Thanks for the video!!
Excellent work !
Thanks for always explaining things and showing us something new.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I had recently polished and coated my 1970 boss 302, it was really pain in the ass, because of the single stage paint and paint thickness you must really carefull what you do, the polishing stage where fine, and like the video said switch pads or clean them as much as you can, otherwise you going to create swirls,, I made a huge mistake I finished polishing and then i coated the mustang with 2 base layers and one top layer, and with the last one I used a different microfiber towel to take the residu away creating scrathes it was really painfull at the moment but a great learning moment, i measured the paint again and luckily i had some room left to polish the scrathces away, but in stead of coating again I went for a spray coating spray on and rinse off its not that great as a coating offcourse but for a few months it will help! This video helped me a lot to work on a old mustang, normally I work only with bmw's and the paint is really hard and easy to work with in comparison to a single stage soft paint!
Amazing work Larry, as usual ... so much knowledge!
I love the products! I have quite a bit of your products and plan to buy a lot more. Definitely makes my car look phenomenal
Excellent video. Thanks for in-depth information on your work/procedures and thought process.
Great video. Love the fact it not only teaches us how to work well, but healthy as well!
long time watcher, wanna shoutout the extremely educational whiteboard segment in this one
Great explanation on the flat paint and how it works 🤯
Thanks Larry for all the tips over the years. Detailers do need to help detailers. This business is hard enough
if u want your car to be washed this guy is your man
Awesome video Larry!!!! Love these cars and your attention to passing on us your knowledge to us.
Love that color, had that for my 87 GT hatchback 2 tone with silver.
Epic video. Gorgeous car! Love the classroom / white board portion. #never_stop_learning 👍🏻
AMMO is who I watched before starting my detailing business. Though I only have 2 employees, we put in WORK and get jobs done right. I give incentives to them for bringing new ideas, good products/tools to the business. A lot of the ideas come from Larry’s channel.
Pure therapy!! 😅.. Love your Channel!
Great video Larry. Been watching you for years and the polishing position suggestion and the matte finish tips were great. Thanks for taking your time to share your experience
amazing job Larry! thanks as always !!!
This is such a beauty!! Love this car!!
I had to settle in for this one! Love it
One of your best videos yet!!!
Love these classic car videos keep it up
Love your videos Larry!!!
What a beautiful machine... recently discovered the Mach 1 Mustang after watching Wick movies lol easily one of my favorite cars now.
Thats one awesome Mustang. 😍Great work with the cleaning it.
If you want to apply and let it soak a little bit with something like the IPA you should apply to the blue kind of shop cloths or paper towel. I find they hold on to the moisture without being too absorbent (also would sit flat against the surface) when compared with a microfiber. Absolutely stunning the way it turned out!