First Wash In 25 Years: Barn Find 1930 Plymouth Coupe | Satisfying Car Detailing Restoration!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- First Wash In 25 Years: Barn Find 1930 Plymouth Coupe | Satisfying Car Detailing Restoration!
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Classic cars are my absolute favorite! So glad you had the opportunity to do this one. Would be nice to see more cars like this one!
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My Dad was born in 1930.
Love this car.
Miss you Dad.
That car is NOT a 1930 model it is 31 or 32 I think 32
Great video. I’m glad to see that someone cares enough to take good care of these old antiques.
OMG, what a beautiful classic car. And look at those white walls! Reminds me of the Model A my parents had when I was a kid growing up. I love when cars like this are restored and cared for. Awesome.
who ever had that car took very good care of it before they stored it in that barn. You did a real nice job of that. God bless.
The old gal has never been treated to a cleaning like that since New looks awesome 👌
Thanks for posting 👍
It's great to see a beautiful old thing get such a gorgeous facelift! Always take a cherished object to an expert.
Oh my goodness what an Amazing Transformation, Great and Beautiful Classic car. Oh them good old days 😊. Blessings to you and your family 🚙🥰
Would have liked to see a nice shot of how the interior looked with everything nicely cleaned. Nice job tho, car looks awesome.
Such a beautiful car! I grew up going to car shows and it’s good to know there’s still an appreciation for classic cars
You did a fantastic job, show room new again. You have too appreciate the beauty of the cars of 1930s ,love the grill and radiator cap.
Those cars sure clean up beautifully ❤️
Such a beautiful car! I really wish to own a car like this one day
My favorite kind of classic car. Older restoration that still looks great that you can drive into enjoy without sweating every rock chip.
Wow! The amount of contamination the Iron Eraser removed was crazy! Once I saw that, I knew the clay bar would be completely caked. That paint polishing step is awesome!! You always do a great job in that step.
Wow, it's really neat to see a historical piece like this car, it looks like something straight out of a film such as It Happened one night or some other classic like that. And it's incredible to see it, in modern day, carefully/lovingly cleaned and fixed up to look beautiful again like this!
Just one observation thing specially on such old cars it is very important to have an device to measure the paint thickness all-over the car
to know when polishing where are the spots / areas with less paint to prevent burning thru paint until reaching at metal polishing exposure..
I saw one similar drive down my street about 2 months ago in Kansas City Missouri. It had gold paint and beautiful interior, drive right past our house honking that old fashioned long sounding horn..it was oldest and coolest car I ever seen. Heading for the interstate, and I was like worried about it getting ruined. It honked and droved away.
Hey Foster. Another fantastic detail of a 92 year old car. 92 years old. And it looks amazing. There are a ton of nooks and crannies in a car like that. I would imagine it takes a while to give a proper cleaning. One of the best non-disaster details you've done. You mentioned about doing some subscriber cars. I have three vehicles, and although I'm pretty meticulous with cleaning them, each has it's own special issue. I have a 2015 Toyota Rav4 that is orange, and the clear coat is beginning to chip off. The car needs painting but can't afford a paint job now. I've been working on it to make it look as good as I can for what it is until I can do paint. Unfortunately, I'm unable to do much with it. The second is a 2005 F-150 step side. I have had it for nearly three years. It's a nice looking truck with two year old paint. I have never been able to give it a good deep cleaning. And, it smells like cow shit. No matter what I use on it, the smell keeps coming back. No cabin filter for this particular model. The last car is my show car, which is a 2006 Mustang GT Convertible, black in color. The car looks great from a few feet away, but it has (unfortunately) some fish eye and some orange peel in places, which numerous judges have pointed out to me. I can make it look good, but I can't get it to the next level. Don't know if any kind of paint correction can be done, or if I need to paint it, too. The car looks great, and it was featured in the September 2022 issue of Mustang Times. I don't have Instagram or Facebook, but I saw your email below in one of your replies. I am in Ocala, so getting any or all of those vehicles to Sanford for a week or so at the time wouldn't be an issue. (1-1/2 hour drive) If any or all of these sound interesting to you, let me know and I'll send some photos by way of email. I would be thrilled to have a professional detailer look them over. I am pretty good, but I don't have the tools or expertise. Any of these vehicles would show well on TV (UA-cam) especially the Mustang. Thanks for another great video.
This is what you call classic beauty, the condition of this car is something else, it had style and grace, plus they were made practically by hand, beautifully cleaned and restored those guys who cleaned it are real experts, thanks for showing a timeless classic.
Fabulous, I love old cars, they have soul, looks fantastic
I love classic cars, and in the case of this Plymouth, its beautiful styling is typical of every car from this era - from the lowest-priced Fords, Chevrolets, and Plymouths to the classics such as Cadillacs and Lincolns. This was an era when car companies hired designers whose only job it was is to make the car appeal to the eye and to the soul of the viewer. There was an emotional connection, which is rare with modern-era cars. Plus this was the beginning of the art deco period. This coupe now presents well enough to make the owner proud at nearly any show, but he can also drive it whenever and wherever he wants, which is, after all, the point of owning a collectible car like this. I hope he enjoys it and that people get to see it out on the road. Nice job and thanks for the video.
Great job. What a fantastic change.
Wow!! Your work is so amazing. Seeing you bring a classic back to life like that is mind boggling. Thank you for sharing this. I hope to be in your area one day to see it done in person!
You are very meticulous about how you clean love that quality. I watch a lot of other detailers, but you are the cream of the crop.
I love seeing that car clean again. Just like it came from the dealership. I'm almost expecting a nice, young couple in 1930s clothes to show up and ask if their car is ready to go...then they drive off...back to 1930.
And the garage is some portal from back to the future, so they drive right into 1930
This has to be my favourite car you've done yet... I love old cars...
You do an amazing job man I love using your products for when I detail customers cars I get outstanding results and also thank you for giving us play by play with the products
Coral Gables 🌴🇺🇸 Beautiful. We have a gold color C 6 Corvette coupe when your ready ! Hehe 👌 🏄
I hate to see cars like these left in a yard or garage to never see the road again. this is amazing to see because i love these 1920s and 30s cars so much. I wish that these cars get produced again. they look to good to get scrapped or just left somewhere to rott into nothing... This video makes me happy that some are still left
Oh my wow Foster!!! This was one of the best videos! Love the car! Love every bit of this detail!! 😍😍😍😍
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Watching a car from 1930 being detailed is actually insane.
Wow bro you absolutely killed it. Magnificent job if that was my car I would be very happy with the results. 👍🏻 😁
Very nice detail job.Good to see the best possible care was taken on this iconic vehicle.
Awesome opportunity for a detailer. Great work man.
This was so amazing to watch I love ALL types of your cars/trucks detailing videos just keep doing what you do best and making these cars/trucks come back to life again 100% satisfied 😁😁😁
Great work as always! Awesome video. Congratulations on all your success
Oh wooow its amazing. Someone really did good job to keep this car in that good condition
Excellent work! What an amazing transformation. Thanks for another spectacular video.
You did a fantastic job on that Plymouth coupe. What a beautiful car, MoPar should have quit while they were ahead ! Thanks, Rick….. 🌴
cracking video, great to see an older vehicle being done...never seen this before, stunning result. 👍😎👍
I can’t even front, this Plymouth is so clean. No pun intended but seriously, that’s a pretty sweet looking ride.
WICKED AWESOME!
Just loved the transformation! Gorgeous!
Demystifying detaling!! Great work.
I love you guys so much you have motivated me to start my own deatiling business 😊
Beautiful old car. The 30U Deluxe was a sharp car indeed. Younger cousin to my Grandfather's first car, a 28 DeSoto, and older brother to his second, a 1940 Plymouth Deluxe.
The best detailing video I have ever seen.
Oh i love that car. Its so beautiful.
It's so awesome!! I wish you were out here in northern California to detail my classic Chevy!
Great Job Mr Looks amazing, Kind regards Simon from the UK 🇬🇧 👍
If I could get it to Florida, I'd have you look at my 1958 Studebaker Silverhawk!! I wasn't a part of the restoration that much, it was done up by my grandfather, however, my cousin and I went to so many car shows with him in the car across New England. Now that I moved back home, the car has been sitting for about 12 years and I'm working on bringing it back to life
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Awesome work guys,
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Great job! Beautiful car!
Looks great! Hopefully he can get it running for next year's Turkey Run.
Now THAT'S a cool car... It's hard to imagine that it's over 90 years old!!!
Really really great job with the car 😃😃😃😃😃👌👌👌👌👌♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Good to see the owner wants to get it back on the road!
Thumbs up for this old lady!👍
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My deceased dad would have loved this vlog for he loved the years of these car I got my love of classic cars from him great job on the detail
Your APC is the best!!!
So satisfying!
Man, what a beautifull car
I love seeng this classic vehicle.
Omfg! I miss seeing these cars at the silver springs car and truck show! thanks Foster. And it's my birthday too so double thanks.
Happy birthday!!
@@MADDETAILING Thanks :)
great job, the 1930 Plymouth coupe is my dream car.
I would love to have this car, awesome detail 👍😁
That car looks so good
Beautiful!
Larry the cable guy has a place there I think, my grand parents lived in Jensen beach and I’ve about had it with these winters in Michigan
Beautiful old , and I mean REALLY OLD gal. Incredible results.
When showing the final results, would it be possible to show the same angle, pre wash then after wash? For example, side view pre-wash, then side view post-wash
You did an amazing job💪💪👌👌👏👏
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THAT is a 70's resto. I spent most of the eighties in the back of a 30 Dodge Senior 6 in similar shape, and know a nice resto when I see one. hope the door pannels didn't give you trouble. our interior was the original horsehair stuffed cloth, and shouldn't even have been vacumed :P
Probably earlier than that. It was an antique car show winner in 1962 seen on the badge at 0:50. Likely a low milage "survivor" at that time, being 30 years old. An old relative's car perhaps?
@@JohanNilsson1966 could have been updated in the 70's at some point. the running board rubber and trim are the exact same as was on the Senior, and the paint level is similar.
Wow! Transformation is amazing like brand new!😲
Out standing job
Nice Car ! Do you ever use a wetndry vacuum cleaner? I worked in a production detail shop1969-1972 in San Jose area that did as many as 30 cars in the peak of summer. We used a Black and Decker shop vac to suck all the suds out of the fabric of seats and rugs .One of the old timers taught me to rub cloth upholstery with white towels until nothing showed. I used to line up 4 cars at a time on the steam cleaning pad and opened all the doors, trunks and hoods to clean the door jambs and engine compartments . You had to have a deft touch with the steam cleaner to not damage but it cranked out product. Is the Owner sure he does not want to preserve the little Plymouth as a survivor? It is so nice!
Very well preserved car.
Excellent work my friend , thank you for the video.
WOW, Lovely car! Just wish they still manufactured these types of cars today. They would sell like hotcakes. Thanks for the Vids!
Quedó hermoso!
That car is gorgeous!!
Beautiful car.
Awesome job 👏
The 30 Plymouth, my favorite car, in red maroon.
Sweet Car!
We have been away from youtube for a while and my son and I are catching up on all of your amazing content!
Dang what a transformation. This car is 92 years old! That's hard to wrap my head around.
Is this an older resto or is this thing original?
I think this car was restored in the past. On the dashboard we can see a plaque stating it won a prize at some point.
92 years with that little rust is definitely a resto at some point in it's lifetime.Still white walls is like having your Discord on light mode,so hell nah on that one!
There's a nice clean car underneath there waiting to come out
What a Car 👍
Wow, bro! That, sir, is one hell of a classic!
Now all we need is for you to wear a zoot suit and have a Tommy gun in hand, and then with the car, you really would look like the OGs from a century ago!
By the way, fun fact about this car: If you notice the round cap at the bottom of the grille, what that actually is, is the cover for where you put in a hand crank. Back in 1930, electric starters on cars was actually a novelty, and if you were poor, and all you could get was a base model, more than likely the car would not come with electric start. So to start the car, you had to use a hand crank to start the engine. I only know about that because even to the 1950s, hand cranking was common on everything from tanks to tractors, including cars -- and my grandfather actually owned a 1951 International Farmall-H tractor that, to start it, I had to hand-crank growing up. It always made sure you knew if the thing was in neutral, too, because if you went to start it, and it moved, then you knew it was in gear.
That black beauty is in excellent condition for its age!
this is the type of car I would love to have
Ahhhhhh son M.A.D Thursday 🙌🏻
Beautiful Mopar
Amazing transformation!!!
This came out immaculate! What was the purpose of the coal shown in the interior? Was it a moisture thing or rodent thing?
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Subbed and shared to Facebook!!! 🎩 Very nice!