Definitely deloreans and they obviously only associate them With a crappy film because they're brain dead and don't know anything about their history, there is a LOT more to deloreans than that crappy movie
@@violettheorgangrinder It's also a crappily designed car. Per my husband, putting on, adjusting the doors, and getting the latches in sync is tedious. The fuel injection system was hard to make it pass emissions. They were out of production by time they were used for the movie. The current owner bought the remaining stock and had it shipped to the US. They are now built and restored in Humble, Texas, a suburb of Houston. There are also a few other places around the US that work on them. John Z had skills to design cars (i.e. GTO) but mismanagement, government corruption, and drugs made the dream short lived and the design imperfect. 🙁
You guys just made yourselves perfect detailers, I cant stand someone that brags and never seems to make a mistake, unlike one of the other detal guys on UA-cam that is always negative toward everything, but you guys are the best, great job👍
It’s such a shame to see an iconic car left to deteriorate so much after the guy obviously spent a decent amount on the paint, interior and mechanical just to leave it in a corner to waste away…..WD have done a great job in bringing back some of its great looks but the damage has been done unfortunately.
I adore these cars, when I was 18, my boss had one and he used to let me drive it! I didn’t even have my own car at the time, everything after that was a bit of a let down if you know what I mean. Great video, really satisfying transformation 👍👍👍
that red Lumina caught my eye what you guy's doing to that Gem. dam where i live we do not see them vehicles no more. they are easy fix cars. you guy's see and Z-34's?
Older classic Jaguars are so underrated man. Even up through the 90s they’re gorgeous and elegant af. They almost have that German heaviness with everything feeling solid and Saturday. Can haul ass while being super comfy haha I’d love to bag an older xj L. The VIP guys over in Japan have built some beautiful jags and got me wanting to pick one up
I don't understand why people dislike this video they are doing their job and showing us how it's done so why are this dislikes keep it up guys love from India❤❤
What a lovely old car, there is something about older Jag's that are special, i love the elegant-ness about them, but yet they are strong and timeless. Great work, what a beauty!
That's an extremely rare XJ12 in a timewarp condition. Great detailing to restore to its former glory. You used to be able to pick up the rusty 6 cylinder ones for a couple of hundred, but now even Series 2 prices are going up!
Best comment you guys have made, “We aren’t perfect.” None of us are, even after 36 years in medicine in my case. I’ve noticed that you’ve changed your approach to mold/fungi on interiors. You weren’t too proud to ask in the past. Keep up the good work. Now, you need to find a ‘77 Cutlass Supreme Brougham to detail. My first car (new) my senior year of HS that I paid for. Second the comment on getting a steam cleaner.
We owned a car as in this video during my years in undergraduate school. I loved the car, but it was for the family. The owner is correct - the car would RUN!!!!!!!
Great job on the paint! With respect to the white wall tires, SOS or Brillo pads usually do the trick. If not, a brass bristle brush with some cleanser will work. They make a brush that is a little wider than the typical white wall. The SOS are also perfect for real chrome bumpers and wheel covers like this car has. They will knock all that light oxidation right off.
It was great seeing this video. I own a classic 1978 XJV12L Jaguar and it is the finest car I have ever driven. I showed it at the Portland International Raceway's All-British Car Meet and it was judged by 3 Judges at 9.893 and placed 2nd in the Driven class. A Professor from University of Victoria in BC came in first with a gorgeous black model - mine is chocolate brown. This model was considered the Luxury Car of the year in the world back in 1978 and I still have the booklet and also the maintenance manual. Never thought I would have such an affinity for a mechanical machine - but the design is so elegant and under-stated that it is easy to fall in love with it! Takes a brilliant mechanic to keep it running due to its precision design - I can vouch for that....thankfully, I can recommend an excellent mechanic in a shop in Eugene, Oregon.
Nice job on this Jaguar XJ-12L guys. In answer to your question, I've always had good luck using a Brillo, or SOS scouring pad when scrubbing whitewall tires, or alternatively a can of Ajax, or Comet cleanser, a scrub brush, & a bucket of warm water would also do the trick. Good luck!
Wow what a turnaround the interior came out real good it was in decent shape but you guys made it new, and the paint came real good for a car that was sitting getting dust, 💯👍🏾✌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Absolute not my type off car, but you Guys but the detailing was perfect !! At the start i always think, this time they don t get the car clean, but every time you surprises me with a excellent result ! Nice video ass always and wait for your next project !!
When I was working on a used car lot in the '80's we had a guy come out and jack up the wheel and use a small machine with an abrasive wheel to actually scrape off a layer of white wall . They looked like new when finished.
I got to say at the time there was nobody that could rival Jaguars Interiors, they were just absolutely phenomenal I mean they even beat Bentley Rolls-Royce all of them those Interiors were incredible. Those seats are at 10 out of 10❤
Fabulous to watch. I had a 4.2 Series 2 Coupe, which was a fabulous car to drive, then sold it and bought a V12 Series 3 car which I drove for about 4 years. It was Magnificent to drive, I could do 200 miles and get out and feel it was barely 20 miles driven. Sadly, it died when the gearbox oil cooler which was physically part of the radiator (!?) got a leak which ingested water into the gear box. I tried flushing it out and fitted a seperate oil cooler but was never the same again. This Series 2 in the video is a rare car. :))
My Mum used to drive a 1968 Jaguar Type E or XK-E as it is called this side of the pond. It was a right hand drive that she brought over to Canada when we moved here in the 1970’s. She drove it every summer until 7 years ago when it was stolen right out of her garage. She was devastated. I adored that car. A bit of a gas guzzler but so much fun to drive. Great job restoring this classic. Its interior is still gorgeous and luxurious. My only question is are those bumpers original? They don’t look like the bumpers that were on this make in England?
When I’m trying to restore some life back into a customers white walls or red/gold line vogues, the tried and true method I’ve used for years is painting on a nice thick layer of baking soda/water paste, and using either a super stiff bristle toothbrush, or works faster if you have a brass wire brush 👌🏼 works perfect every time 100%. I’ve brought back some white walls I thought were a total lost cause to looking pretty damn good haha
I just found your channel today. That car is GORGEOUS! Crappy mpg be damned. I'd drive it occasionally. The foam coating around he 9 minute mark is oddly satisfying to me. :-)
I would totally open a used car dealership where we hired the best detailers to make every old car we sell look absolutely brand new. People need an opportunity to appreciate these cars in all of their affordable and beautiful glory!
Just a small suggestion for you. I detail cars in Australia, Armourize car Care and Detailing, and for those little stains and marks that are left on the carpet and cloth seats that the extractor can't remove I use some white spirit, AKA dry cleaning fluid, and a cloth to rub it in. It almost always removes those annoying little marks that can spoil the finished product. Love your work by the way.
That actually came up really nice, paint was surprisingly good. Love the cigarette butt that came flying out of the ashtray when you hit it with the tornador 😂
HI WD DETAILING I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I LOVE ALL OF YOUR CAR DETAILING VIDEOS AND I LOVE ALL OF THE CAR DETAILING VIDEOS!!!!!! THE TRANSFORMATIONS ARE EPIC!!!
I'll just subscribed I was a car valeter in London England for many years but I have never seen anything like this you really do a amazing job thay look beautiful when you have finished with them .so well done you all the best for the future 🙏🙏🙏👌👌
my guess is mad detailing, they always comment on each other’s posts and stuff and detail geek just isn’t the type to do a collab but i can’t imagine it would be stauffer, pretty much everyone knows what’s up with that guy🤮
What car do you think we’re going to be detailing TWO of in an upcoming video? 👀
Also dont forget to like the video if you enjoyed it & subscribe!
Deloreans would be cool. You'll need some steel wool! My husband & bil used to work for DMC here in the Houston area.
Definitely deloreans and they obviously only associate them With a crappy film because they're brain dead and don't know anything about their history, there is a LOT more to deloreans than that crappy movie
@@violettheorgangrinder It's also a crappily designed car. Per my husband, putting on, adjusting the doors, and getting the latches in sync is tedious. The fuel injection system was hard to make it pass emissions. They were out of production by time they were used for the movie. The current owner bought the remaining stock and had it shipped to the US. They are now built and restored in Humble, Texas, a suburb of Houston. There are also a few other places around the US that work on them. John Z had skills to design cars (i.e. GTO) but mismanagement, government corruption, and drugs made the dream short lived and the design imperfect. 🙁
The Bullitt Mustang? LOL
please no more vaccuum noise
This is what makes me proud to be British watching a classic jag being detailed,well done guys
Those US bumpers are absolutely horrendous. Great work on the restoration.
👏👏👏
Stupid safety laws (this is coming from an American)
Absolutely
And the headlights have been changed
Cry more
after all those years that old english lady has still got it! beautiful car and super transformation.
I think it would be good, if you use a steam cleaner for the interieur. The Canadien collegue DetailGeek shows it.
Interior*
I use a steamer on a shit load of things but you have to be careful with dilapidated leather seats tho
Sorry for my English.
@@gaiko__8660 they are definitely lots of fun to use.
@@jayasmrmore3687 it’s one of my favorite tools for disgusting ass interiors.
You guys just made yourselves perfect detailers, I cant stand someone that brags and never seems to make a mistake, unlike one of the other detal guys on UA-cam that is always negative toward everything, but you guys are the best, great job👍
It’s such a shame to see an iconic car left to deteriorate so much after the guy obviously spent a decent amount on the paint, interior and mechanical just to leave it in a corner to waste away…..WD have done a great job in bringing back some of its great looks but the damage has been done unfortunately.
I adore these cars, when I was 18, my boss had one and he used to let me drive it! I didn’t even have my own car at the time, everything after that was a bit of a let down if you know what I mean. Great video, really satisfying transformation 👍👍👍
My dream sedan . Specifically this model . Is like no other.
Beautiful Jag she is ready to prowl once again! good job guy's
that red Lumina caught my eye what you guy's doing to that Gem. dam where i live we do not see them vehicles no more. they are easy fix cars. you guy's see and Z-34's?
Action starts at 4:30
Older classic Jaguars are so underrated man. Even up through the 90s they’re gorgeous and elegant af. They almost have that German heaviness with everything feeling solid and Saturday. Can haul ass while being super comfy haha I’d love to bag an older xj L. The VIP guys over in Japan have built some beautiful jags and got me wanting to pick one up
I like your humble style on your narratives. Good job. Really enjoyed the whole thing.
That car needs an LS3 with a procharger, 6 speed manual Tremec, new coil overs on every corner and new brake system from master cylinder to disks.
I don't understand why people dislike this video they are doing their job and showing us how it's done so why are this dislikes keep it up guys love from India❤❤
How do you know there is dislikes? They never show for me
Chup bay chutyay
Thats a fabulous car for a variety of reasons, I hope it always stay in hands that appreciate what theyve got
Always good to see a JAG-U-AR looking the way it should 👍
Thank you for the correct pronunciation!
Thank you for your great job here.
Wow, that paint work looks amazing.
beautiful car
What a lovely old car, there is something about older Jag's that are special, i love the elegant-ness about them, but yet they are strong and timeless. Great work, what a beauty!
I've used Brillo or SOS pads on white walls with satisfaction in the past. You did a great job on the Jaguar.
👆🏻Yes! This works like a charm.
That's an extremely rare XJ12 in a timewarp condition. Great detailing to restore to its former glory. You used to be able to pick up the rusty 6 cylinder ones for a couple of hundred, but now even Series 2 prices are going up!
Beautiful. I just wish you did more engine and undercarriage detailing. It just feels unfinished when it's skipped.
Best comment you guys have made, “We aren’t perfect.” None of us are, even after 36 years in medicine in my case. I’ve noticed that you’ve changed your approach to mold/fungi on interiors. You weren’t too proud to ask in the past. Keep up the good work. Now, you need to find a ‘77 Cutlass Supreme Brougham to detail. My first car (new) my senior year of HS that I paid for. Second the comment on getting a steam cleaner.
I heard that too, and instantly trust these guys.
We owned a car as in this video during my years in undergraduate school. I loved the car, but it was for the family. The owner is correct - the car would RUN!!!!!!!
Super xj 12 Jaguar 👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
Great job on the paint! With respect to the white wall tires, SOS or Brillo pads usually do the trick. If not, a brass bristle brush with some cleanser will work. They make a brush that is a little wider than the typical white wall. The SOS are also perfect for real chrome bumpers and wheel covers like this car has. They will knock all that light oxidation right off.
It was great seeing this video. I own a classic 1978 XJV12L Jaguar and it is the finest car I have ever driven. I showed it at the Portland International Raceway's All-British Car Meet and it was judged by 3 Judges at 9.893 and placed 2nd in the Driven class. A Professor from University of Victoria in BC came in first with a gorgeous black model - mine is chocolate brown. This model was considered the Luxury Car of the year in the world back in 1978 and I still have the booklet and also the maintenance manual. Never thought I would have such an affinity for a mechanical machine - but the design is so elegant and under-stated that it is easy to fall in love with it! Takes a brilliant mechanic to keep it running due to its precision design - I can vouch for that....thankfully, I can recommend an excellent mechanic in a shop in Eugene, Oregon.
Amazing transformation guys!!
Nice job on this Jaguar XJ-12L guys.
In answer to your question, I've always had good luck using a Brillo, or SOS scouring pad when scrubbing whitewall tires, or alternatively a can of Ajax, or Comet cleanser, a scrub brush, & a bucket of warm water would also do the trick. Good luck!
Wow, great job, what a beautiful old Jag!
The value of these vehicles in the U.K. are astronomical - really enjoyed this video.
For two decades they were priced as scrap. Cool they appreciate now.
The note it the car said he was trying to sell it for $5500 20 years ago...
Now this car is buried treasure, now it's turning out cleaning and detailing, you cleaned very well man.
Luxurious mini Bentley classic lines & the correct colour scheme ....Great video guys 👍
Lovely car - it looked so good.
Absolutely Beautiful !
BEAUTIFUL>>>Miracle Worker!
Wow what a turnaround the interior came out real good it was in decent shape but you guys made it new, and the paint came real good for a car that was sitting getting dust, 💯👍🏾✌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Wow, doing an old Jag, Thumbs up
Hey boys, it's really heart warming to see you looking after a true British classic. I thank you, it looks great! RH, London.
Tolles Auto👍👍👍👍👍
Absolute not my type off car, but you Guys but the detailing was perfect !! At the start i always think, this time they don t get the car clean, but every time you surprises me with a excellent result ! Nice video ass always and wait for your next project !!
Yes, Classic Jag detailing FTW. Kind of content I enjoy
When I was working on a used car lot in the '80's we had a guy come out and jack up the wheel and use a small machine with an abrasive wheel to actually scrape off a layer of white wall . They looked like new when finished.
amazing old school , this car is really beautiful.
Respectable, effective initial clean-up of of a nice, neglected old car.
I hope she has a better future...
fantastic job well done guys
Wesleys bleche white is what i used to use on my whitewalls when i had them. Works so good!
I still use that today! The only wheel cleaner that can get the white walls white!
Great video! I know to never get a beige interior though!LOL
Looks beautiful Wow
I got to say at the time there was nobody that could rival Jaguars Interiors, they were just absolutely phenomenal I mean they even beat Bentley Rolls-Royce all of them those Interiors were incredible. Those seats are at 10 out of 10❤
Very good job Danielson.
Love these rising from the dead details! 🥵🥵😍🙌🏼
Great video!
These S2 XJ Jags don’t get enough love :)
stunning
I knew a car like this … they are quite special.
Jaguar xj12 super car magnífico.
Fabulous to watch. I had a 4.2 Series 2 Coupe, which was a fabulous car to drive, then sold it and bought a V12 Series 3 car which I drove for about 4 years. It was Magnificent to drive, I could do 200 miles and get out and feel it was barely 20 miles driven.
Sadly, it died when the gearbox oil cooler which was physically part of the radiator (!?) got a leak which ingested water into the gear box. I tried flushing it out and fitted a seperate oil cooler but was never the same again. This Series 2 in the video is a rare car. :))
انا من السعوديه احب متابعتك جدا🇸🇦
Great vid! I own that car's sibling, a rare 76 XJ12c.
Not sure if you’re following Harry’s Garage.
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Amazing job guys from London.
Love when it's not some run of the mill car. Great job
Wow...real beauty
Wow✌✌✌👍👍👍
Top effort guys
Can anyone explain to me why watching a filthy car get detailed is so immensely satisfying?
My Mum used to drive a 1968 Jaguar Type E or XK-E as it is called this side of the pond. It was a right hand drive that she brought over to Canada when we moved here in the 1970’s. She drove it every summer until 7 years ago when it was stolen right out of her garage. She was devastated. I adored that car. A bit of a gas guzzler but so much fun to drive. Great job restoring this classic. Its interior is still gorgeous and luxurious. My only question is are those bumpers original? They don’t look like the bumpers that were on this make in England?
You guys take car detailing to a whole new level. Well Done!
By the was that jaguar is my favourite car it turned out amazing very well done guys love it 👌👌👌💰💰
I like the fact that he says that they are not perfect detailers, but you get the best that they can do with what they have.
When I’m trying to restore some life back into a customers white walls or red/gold line vogues, the tried and true method I’ve used for years is painting on a nice thick layer of baking soda/water paste, and using either a super stiff bristle toothbrush, or works faster if you have a brass wire brush 👌🏼 works perfect every time 100%. I’ve brought back some white walls I thought were a total lost cause to looking pretty damn good haha
Great job
Nice work!
A little acetone on a rag works wonders on whitewalls, redwalls etc. & white lettered tires. followed by soap & water of course. Great video 👍👍
AAAAAaaaaa.....So much critter glitter!! Blarg...Good job!
I just found your channel today. That car is GORGEOUS! Crappy mpg be damned. I'd drive it occasionally.
The foam coating around he 9 minute mark is oddly satisfying to me. :-)
Fantastic job
Cool! Ready to sit for another 20 years :)
Magnifique auto, elle a besoin d'amour et d'être grandement chouchoutée par un ou une passionné (e) !
I would totally open a used car dealership where we hired the best detailers to make every old car we sell look absolutely brand new. People need an opportunity to appreciate these cars in all of their affordable and beautiful glory!
Ooohhhhh ohhh wee
Just a small suggestion for you. I detail cars in Australia, Armourize car Care and Detailing, and for those little stains and marks that are left on the carpet and cloth seats that the extractor can't remove I use some white spirit, AKA dry cleaning fluid, and a cloth to rub it in. It almost always removes those annoying little marks that can spoil the finished product. Love your work by the way.
My mom had a 1977 XJ 12 Coupe, red. It was so nice and I learned driving with this car.
BEAUTIFUL OK
Very nice job. Well done guys
17:30 That tornador thing was my favourite thing to use to clean interiors. Quick and efficient, I loved it. :D
That actually came up really nice, paint was surprisingly good.
Love the cigarette butt that came flying out of the ashtray when you hit it with the tornador 😂
Great Job Brent 👍 All my very best Simon from the UK 👍❤️ Gorgeous Car
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Awesome car
HI WD DETAILING I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I LOVE ALL OF YOUR CAR DETAILING VIDEOS AND I LOVE ALL OF THE CAR DETAILING VIDEOS!!!!!! THE TRANSFORMATIONS ARE EPIC!!!
Hey good collaboration video brought the jaguar back to life look nice
Beautiful job guys I enjoy seeing you guys doing older cars thanks look forward to Friday’s for a new video
Had a 1979 XJ6L that I drive for years. Damn near rusted out from under me. Absolutely beautiful car nonetheless.
You guys work hard👍 love your carpet cleaner machine 👍👍👍👍👍
I'll just subscribed I was a car valeter in London England for many years but I have never seen anything like this you really do a amazing job thay look beautiful when you have finished with them .so well done you all the best for the future 🙏🙏🙏👌👌
SOS pads work great!
Nice job guys!
I really hope your collab with the other detailer isn't Stauffer garage Id love it to be with detail geek he's amazing detailer
my guess is mad detailing, they always comment on each other’s posts and stuff and detail geek just isn’t the type to do a collab but i can’t imagine it would be stauffer, pretty much everyone knows what’s up with that guy🤮
100% not stauffer. We know better
What’s wrong w stauffer garage?