Most Disgusting Car Ever! Barn Find First Wash in 24 Years: Lost Bricklin SV-1
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- This is by far the most disgusting car I've ever done. A 1974 Bricklin SV-1 chassis #333 found in a barn in upstate CT. It wasn't moved in 21 years and was covered in bird poo and bird seeds. This is the brainchild of Malcolm Bricklin and #333 was thought to be lost. I found 4 mouse nests and the carpet was drenched in mouse urine. The smell was horrible. A full interior detail was completed by removing the urine covered carpets. No sense in shampooing gross carpets that were disintegrating as I scrubbed with carpet cleaners. Although sitting in a barn for 21 years, the Bricklin SV-1 compounded and polished out quite nicely. This is the first wash and detail it has received in 21 years. As a disaster vehicle restoration it contained dead animals, smelly, moldy, gross interior, that will be considered one of the worst interior disasters I seen because the owner left the door OPEN for all those years. There is a huge before and after satisfaction and gratifying reveal so watch until the very end as I reveal the freshly detailed Bricklin to the owner. Once done we applied AMMO Reflex Pro to the exterior for insane reflection and paint coating protection. For a full list of products visit www.ammonyc.com. Thx for watching! -L
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CONTENTS
00:00 - Introduction
01:07 - Malcolm Bricklin History
03:21 - Moving the Bricklin from Barn Find
07:26 - Cleaning the Disgusting Bricklin
08:21 - Washing the Paint
11:06 - Finding Maggots
13:45 - Polishing paint huge Before/After
20:02 - Customer Reveal
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It won’t be long until AMMO NYC has it’s own TV show I’d say
I hope not. UA-cam is so much better as a platform.
UA-cam is the new TV
@@watchthesefools but better. Especially with adblock.
Well i hope you dont entertain the idea larry, you can watch on cable car shows are extremelly bad, they dont show the work and most of the dont really do work.
@@jotareye1838 I agree, they show the bs drama instead of the actual knowledge or entertainment side of things
Breaks my heart to see such rare pieces of automotive history end up in the hands of people who are content to let them rot.
it didn't Rot though. Ammo got it. lol
its a car
Uuuggghhh😮😮😮
Bought brand new, never drove it for 50 years (stickers on tires) and then just let it rot? People are weird.
@@speterbilt I know, it feels mean to say but what kind of person does keep a car in a barn for so long to let it rot?
Nonetheless, Larry always does his best to save the day!
That’s when you have disposable income, impulse shop and don’t really care about the product.
unless its a supra
Just because the tires are new doesn't mean they came with the car. What new cars have stickers on the tires lmao? He also clearly said he parked it 22 years ago and the car is much older than that. Critical thinking isn't that hard man
Hold on... lets think about this a bit more. The guy buys the beautiful car, which even when new, was known for its quirkiness. As it said in the video, he moved a few times. I'd be willing to bet that 5 years after the car was built, it was virtually impossible to find anyone competent to work on it, or the parts necessary to fix the car. (This is pre-internet time.) The owner obviously liked and drove it, he bought new tires for it at one point! (The tire labels aren't from when the car was new - they are long gone by the time a new car gets to a dealership.) While I'd like to have seen the car cared for better too, at least the owner didn't leave it outside to rot, and he got in touch with Larry to have it fixed up. I'm gonna cut him some slack.
Larry is a brilliant man, very hard worker, excellent presenter, and an all-around great guy.
You need to reach out to a UA-camr called "Jimmys World" he does airplane barn finds and could use your help in detailing some of the planes he restores. I also told him to reach out to you. I would imagine there's alot of crossover with the detail work he needs help with, especially how meticulous you are around engine components. I know its not your lane but could make for an interesting segment of before & after what you could do with a plane as well as a car.
He did Airforce 1 one time so why not?
that would be a pretty cool collaboration
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa you should talk to jimmy so u can restore some planes
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Yes pls, collab with barn finders^^
I was QC supervisor at the assembly plant in Saint John, NB Canada when the first car rolled of the assembly line and was there when we got word that the plant was closing due to the Provincial Government no longer financing the manufacturer. I was in charge of inspection of the frame and body fabrication, engine and axle assembly. The bodies were acrylic molded over fiberglass, not painted. Everything was fiberglass except the tubular frame underneath, the passenger compartment and the gullwing door frames.The carpets were not green but a tan, matching the interior. It was a good idea to change from hydraulic to air system door openers that were changed by others years later. We had the occasional hydraulic line break during assembly testing which made a huge mess. Overall it was a beautiful, powerful car. i wish I had one.
Hard to believe a person would allow a car to get that filthy inside and out. The interior is trashed. If you don't plan on using it, sell it! You did a great job restoring the exterior!
:)
..they turn up in salvage yards all the time..looking at drivetrain set up mirror vw
Sometimes life creeps up on people. Nobody plans to let this happen.
I totally agree sell the car and let somebody completely restore it , I can never understand why people do that either they don’t care or just slobs
lol of course he would sell it if he doesnt plan on using it? what else would he do with it
When a world-renowned auto detailer says something is "absolutely vile" you know it's bad.
Your work is SUPERB !!! I just can't believe that the owner let this happen to such a beautiful piece of automotive history.
This breaks my heart, why buy a car and leave it to rot? Larry is so precious for saving this piece of history
It probably saw a lot of use , maybe even a few or more attempted burn outs. I imagine spare parts and upkeep must have been a hassle. Just look at Aging Wheels Yugo , he had to update EVERYTHING and it took time , money , sweat, and improv to fix it up.
This thing's a glorified AMC; it was never a nice car. Don't blame him for not wanting to drive it.
@@Nedula007 literally has the factory stickers on the tires ? Pretty hard to do any sort of driving and keep the stickers 🤥
He said he bought it new but it only sat for 22 years. Means he bought new tires for it and parked it.
@@tobiasliebstvonobelitz6554 Those stickers are not factory, you realize, that you can buy new tires at any given time correct? The guy parked the car 22 years ago. The car was bought brand new 46 years ago. You do the math there bud.
These are some of my favourite videos on UA-cam, more specifically your guys' barn finds, keep them coming 👌
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Yup, I'm giddy when I see a new upload.
Thanks! Will do!
I love how balanced you are between the physicality of the work & your intellectual interests. It makes these videos so much more satisfying than most others! Keep it going!
@@Random-fs8tc Me too
Thanks for featuring this! I was born in Saint John, New Brunswick where these were produced and my dad use to work security for the facility in the 70s. I still have his jacket patch and one of the hood emblems I assume he grabbed when it all shut down. Super cool piece of Canadian automotive history and I love to see these things!
A friend of my parents' had one (maybe he still does - but he'd be in his late 80's by now and the last time I saw him a few years back he was didn't remember be). He rarely took it out of the garage, but he had a daughter my age and we used to car pool for various things so he would occasionally pick me up in it since he knew as a teenage guy I was into cool cars. I was never sure if he realized a young teenage boy was more concerned with his hot, blonde, teenage daughter on his lap in the two seater than the car ride!
Hello from fredericton haha
i also worked there
Pictures or you lying.
@@YallaMiami i still live just outside of saint john......to lift the door ..bricklin bought all the convertable parts from gm when they stoped making convertables...the frame was made from a jeep frame ..parts cam from all over the world...it got to cost too much to keep up....and thats why he went bankrupt....it took me 2 years before i got my last pay
I live in Saint John, New Brunswick where the Bricklin was built, and you still can still see a few of them driving in the summertime.
The KING of barn finds himself 👏 amazing video as usual. Such an inspiration
You ain't so bad yourself there, WD. Sincerely, a happy subscriber. 👍
Dude, your videos are just as good. Keep it up and You’ll be just at good as Ammo!
@@potatos_4_free 🙏🙏
Its NOT A BARN FIND...to FIND SOMETHING....it has to be LOST
One of my favorite things about Larry is how confidently he operates in these one-off, unknown situations. He knows exactly what to do - and not do - to get the car looking as good as possible. A very rare skill, backed by decades of experience.
Thats because he doesn't just have the process down, he took the effort of understanding the theory and reasons for most detailing practices. Same distinction between usual mechanics and the really good ones. Once you fundamentally understand your operation from first principles, all you need is reasoning and problem solving, rather than dodgy heuristics, manuals and forums.
There’s no way I could ever clean something that disgusting 🤮 Kudos to you for tackling that project!
I would have just set the car on fire and called it a day lol
28/7 22 - What Yellow polish did you use please?
I’m just glad that there are still people like you who are willing and able to find and restore things like this!
I love the old Bricklins! A different time back then. Thanks for sharing this amazing detail & story!
Glad you enjoyed it
@@AMMO-NYC you need an outside pre stage area... So any paleolithic creatures can be left outdoors
I hate to ask but are you guys Albanian. Because your symbol. The eagle is a Albanian flag 🇦🇱
Bricklins, in my opinion, are some of the most cutest, beautiful, adorablest, card ever
A tarp over the car would have saved it from costly and excessive damage. If he was worried about the doors, then a spacer or small piece of wood could be used to keep it slightly open as opposed to propping all the way open. I can only imagine how much more could have been preserved. Excellent job showing this car's potential!
Brand new car cover @6:00 lol...
Thanks for all you do! I gave you a thumbs up and subscribed for helping broke leg Rebuild Rescue. You lifted his spirits and mine by donating your times and effort with the plane. I served 21 years in the US Army and we are taught selfless services and that is what you gave to Rebuild Rescue. Love ya brother and keep doing what you do!
As a classic car lover, this really hurt me mentally to see how bad the owner neglected this piece of art.
Why would you buy it, then drive it into a barn, prop the doors open and just leave it to rot? Utterly senseless.
weve all been there. that moment where you say to yourself, "hey, we'll just go grab the car and it'll be great" then you get there and realize you've been there for a week time traveling before moving the car. haha great job. thanks for sharing this!
I also wanted to add that the worm you found by the shifter was a larval form of the mealworm beetle, Tenebrio molitor, a species of darkling beetle. thats what it looked like to me anyway.
Ok
I'm sorry what
@@Trailerwalker Probably owns a reptile lol
@@Trailerwalker you realize people study Beatles, I've stepped on one and needed stitches once, the ones with the horns
Really hope the owner will continue to restore this car. You did an amazing job Larry, as always. 👍👍
He’s getting it cleaned up so he can sell it.
My question is who buys a car sticks it in the garage opens the doors and leaves it uncovered in a barn then brags about it. Owner is a dipshit
@@newbornlog2789 I didn't see the owner as bragging. Just passing on information as to the state of the vehicle.
@@MrBenHaynes I may have been a little harsh but it's still pretty silly. Throw a tarp over it close the doors anything
@@newbornlog2789 Silly, yes. Bragging, no. Personality assessment of owner, I'll leave that up to each individual. 😉
Back in '74 a friend of my dad ran an Oldsmobile dealership and signed on to sell Bricklins. I was 8yrs old and remember going with Dad to see the first one in the showroom. It was the coolest thing I had ever seen - it looked like the future. It wasn't, of course, but I still have a fondness for Bricklins because of the memories they bring back. Good to see this one getting some love after years of neglect.
Thanks for all the stories Larry. I can only imagine the sentimental value these cars hold.
“The next day and after I’ve burned my clothes...” - You made my Wife and I cry Larry, it was hilarious, thank you so much, it was a very good one!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
I’m so happy he said that. I was thinking it. My skin was itchy and I almost felt like I could cough up mouse fur. I have been cleaning up flooded basements houses for the past week after Ida tore through my part of the country, I can relate.
@@caseykittel Hurricane Ida?? You live in New York?
They just cleaned the interior andvthe exterior of the car, but not the engine…. Lmao… 🤣
I saw a Bricklin at the Miller, Missouri Fall Festival - Red exterior and Tan Interior- you taught me a lot about acrylic resin exteriors. I enjoy your videos so much I would watch them on Apple TV, etc and record any missed episodes. Keep up the GREAT work. I have to go back to my 1999 silver 996 Cabriolet with boxster red interior….
Still you have a pretty cool car. I think old Porsche were better(at least in looks) than the newer ones. My uncle has a 1991Mercury Capri 5 speed convertible that he taught me how to drive in. Probably my favorite memory with him so far. I absolutely love old cars and I will never let go of that. I never even knew these existed! My first time seeing a car that got me into older cars was a Lincoln futura replica that I saw on Netflix from counting cars I believe.
This was more of a resurrection than a restoration. I'm in tears. I grew up in the 70s. There was one of these in my neighborhood, a red one. We kids always knew when it was coming up the street, and we all drooled over it! Thank you for giving it some new life.
Thanks Larry. Admittedly I am no car expert and I had never even heard of this type of car. Not only do I learn about cleaning, polishing, protecting techniques from you but about car brands that, at least to me, are rare.
This type of video is not only informative but very entertaining‼️ Thanks again for taking us along 👍✌️☮️
This is hands down my favorite barn find you've done, Larry. Great job! I really appreciate that you throw some history and neat facts in as well. Can't thank you enough
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the kind words and for watching and supporting AMMO
That interior was beyond disgusting while the paint over untreated acrylic is a potential minefield no one would want to attempt. This result deserves serious recognition. Well done!
Pretty cool job you have there Sir! I have been a professional mechanic for 30 plus years. I enjoy buying and flipping cars that people have given up on mostly with heavy mechanical issues. That said most of them need to be cleaned up after the mechanical issues have been solved. I have learned a few things here and there but it’s always nice to see someone like you that has mastered this aspect.
Back in the late 1980s I had a neighbour who had one of these. He said the SV stood for Shite Vehicle. lol
I love your videos because they almost always have a cool story. It gives each car character and makes you invested in it's transformation.
I think this is what sets your videos apart, it's not just a dirty car that needs to be cleaned, the story is such an important part.
Agreed! The stories behind the Mercedes and the Fairlady were my favourites so far. It’s like bringing new life to a forgotten car, and letting someone else cherish its new life.
Hello There
"The next day after I burned my clothes..." LMAO, I too would rather burn my clothes than risk all that nasty crap infesting my washing machine!
The barn finds are my favourite videos! I bet seeing the car fixed up beautifully brought back a lot of memories for that man 💙🇨🇦
Always incredible. Small point of order: those “maggots” are beetle larvae, Zophobas morio.
Thanks, I was looking for that. They didn't look like maggots to me.
Wow this is Absolutely amazing , I’m watching this sat in my camper van in Scotland watching the rain just roll off my paint work , only the weird will get this !! Larry Iove your passion.
Glad you enjoyed it
Just sat there with my mouth open (except when the maggots were shown). Beautiful work. You really are an artist! Somehow, your subscription disappeared but got it on again. Surprisingly, it really kicks my butt to keep our cars clean with twice-a-year detailing.
I remember as a kid in St John my dad worked for Bricklin and got to take a car home. I got picks of my childhood with Bricklins in the driveway.
How do people let this happen to this kind of car. Sad to see, actually hurt to watch this video.
Edit: More than halfway through the video I've decided this man doesn't deserve this car back.
agreed...good lord " because there is no way to get inside if the battery died"... there are ways to COVER A CAR/Seal a car in to at least keep most of the critters out.
Would you rather the owner have sold it to a junkyard, who would have crushed it?
@@keyboardwarrior327 or reached out to a owners club perhaps, gotten it maybe parted off perhaps to keep other examples running... etc etc..?
Really enjoyed this one Larry! Just seeing a car I knew very little about combined with your bits and pieces of history behind the car was great. As always, the transformation was really amazing! You're one of the good guys on UA-cam and I love seeing your success.
totally agree!
I would have been more happy if the owners allowed the car to be restored completely , so that this beauty could Roar on the roads.
Great job Larry, been my dream car since I was a wee lad.. shameful how wealthy buttholes destroy beautiful creations like this.
Amazing, absolutely Amazing! Because of all your videos, is because my Corvette looks so fantastic. Thank you AMMO NYC!!!!
I have a huge respect for anyone willing to take the time to restore a piece of human history. Props to you sir!
this is why i absolutely love auto detailing, I've been doing it for 8 yrs and the satisfaction you get from seeing the cars finished product from all your hard work is truly the best. great job man!
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"wow thanks man!"
*puts it back in the barn to rot*
These were built in New Brunswick Canada in the town called Minto. There’s a few you see around from time to time. Definitely a cool looking car, but it wasn’t without issues.
Parts and components were built in Minto. The cars were assembled in Saint John, New Brunswick
I can't believe you got to clean a Bizzarrini P538 at 6:14. Those are so very incredibly rare. Really Good job on the disgusting Bricklin. I absolutely love the cool Tiesto soundtrack. Thank you.
I can't imagine having a car like this and not even putting a cover over it
@@idontlikecops1 i’m sure it will be less than that duh
He doesnt even deserve it just for that reason...
We have a Bricklin that we work on quite regularly. People always stop by to see what it is. Amazing job as always by Larry!
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I was thankful enough to see not only a bricklin at my last big car show visit, but even two original delorians owned by the same person… one of them was even the brushed silver!!!
Wow that was an amazing transformation I really didn’t think it would be that nice after well done Larry great work x
Always watch your videos but never commented until now. Love what you do, and your face usually tells a huge story, the passion and excitement it displays is infectious. Keep up the good work sir and thank you for sharing!
Absolutely amazing Larry… You are a true inspiration brother
Enjoyed learning about this car. As always, what a fabulous job you did! Thank you for your content.
This is one of my favorites you've done. This car is absolutely stunning
These videos have gotten way more cinematic over time, I love it! Keep it up!
Wow. This is really amazing. Love witnessing your passion for doing this especially on minute details such as cracks.
Thanks
Have been watching these guys for awhiie....love the professional attitude..great job here!!..
Subscribed today off of this episode what a nice story great work man on both your videos and the pieces of History you get to be around.
This has been the best episode so far. Love the story telling
Its SO SAD to see a car in that condition..
Thats why you're a cleaning legend. I think most people would just turn around and say NO on this one lol
Great job, fun video to watch. Really surprising how good the paint looked after all that time under all that grime. One thing, I don't care how cold it was, I would have done all the initial mouse nest/poop & carpet removal etc *outside* the garage - lol! But thanks for sharing the vid and hope that Bricklin makes it's way back onto the road!
What an amazing job. Just goes to show how hands on you really are. Most car detailer's would never touch a car this neglected. I cannot understand why he bought a new car and let it sit unprotected in the barn for so many years?
Because they were pretty awful even when new?
Has this car been sold? Is it available?
The intros at this point have become just so nostalgic. Good video Larry !
I really enjoyed (LOVED) this video! Three of my favorite you tubers.
Piece of history. I can think of another phrase that would be equally applicable. Great vid, as always 👍
Awesome, job ! Great detail and can tell this was extremely painstaking and many long hours ! ❤
The most entertaining type of AMMO videos are this type of videos. Brilliant!
Your work on that was more than a challenge! Super disgusting. Please throw away everything what came in contact with this car. You just made an incredible work mate!
You guys did great job. Love this channel.👍❤️
The sad thing is this guy is going to put it back in his garage for another 20 years SMH
You seemed to miss Larry say it's for sale
I love to watch the passion ❤️🔥 you put in your work if our world could be ruled and lead this way what a better world we would be living in. Nice work
Wow! That was one disgusting mess there, but you did an amazing cleaning restoration job! You have to be a real lover of this car to ever want to drive it, let along own it!
Very satisfying work. I love bringing things back to life👍❤️
Remembering back to your BTS of building your facilities, I feel THIS has to be one of the primary reasons you built showers in the building lol. BEAUTIFUL work as always!
Wish I could've seen his reaction when you gave him the spare key back lol
My brother is actually restoring one of these recently, he’s gotten it to where its ready for the customer. He said its been a lot of fun and a great project because he has never heard of this car up until recently.
I remember Bricklin when they came out, almost bought one then came to my senses. good job on the cleaning.
How can anyone give a thumbs down to any of his videos? Simply the best on UA-cam.
I haven't seen one in a long time, maybe 20 years. I'm lucky to see a few up here in Canada, I guess a hold on to our failed automotive attempt up here. Kind of like the DeLorean is in Ireland.
That Bricklin is so cool! Especially this tiny rearquarter window...awesome 70s!
Wonderful job. I’m glad those doors didn’t hurt anyone.
"Defunkification" that is definitely a word I will be using in the future. Your work is amazing. I thought I was the queen of clean...until I watched this video. I'd be a close second because I would have run for the hills after finding the critter nests and maggots. Yuck!
My inlaws had one of these briefly back when they were first rolled out. They said it looked cool but it was the biggest pile of crap they ever owned.
I love that he said the doors broke and trapped people. His skills are amazing but tbh I'd have put a match to it 😂
Incrível...vc é um excelente profissional...
Brasil - São Paulo.
It looks like an American Triumph TR7-Alfa Romeo GTV6 hybrid with a V8 motor. I love it so much, great restoration :)
Love these barn finds
Just another reason why you are the GOAT! Amazing transformation.
I appreciate that!
Bro! I worked through Covid without wearing a bunny suit or goggles. I would never attack a car like that or the plane you did without that though! Mad props to your Tyler Durdenesque manliness!
It's always heartwarming to hear the owner's comments 😁
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When I used to do cable, I really appreciated when the homeowners went ahead and cleaned any area I was going to be working in if it was full of stuff, that way I wouldn't have to climb around anything, or take my time to wait for them and me to clean the place before I could work.
Holy crap! Is that Robin Leech of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous? Wow, haven't seen him in years! So you really found 2 classics!
Kudos for taking the Bricklin on and making it look that good. It's scary people let their investments fall in such a sorry state, but of course it opens up opportunities for you.
reminds me a Delorean, great transformation 😎👍
13:40 After I burned my clothes 😂
Dear AMMO NYC. Excellent Job. You deserve many thanks to bring such cars in such clean conditions. I just have one question: how do you clean the ventilation systems? Aircondition tubes, air flow chambers etc
I love it when people find older cars like this and bring them back to life. I wish I could afford a car like the Bricklin CV-1.
CV-1?
Cool Vehicle 1?
They’ve really jumped in price. They were quite cheap. I just looked them up and found one in Florida for $55K. Wouldn’t surprise me if UA-cam made them desirable.
This ought to be a good one 🍿