Full Detail Lamborghini Countach: Matt Farah

[@MacBookAir-cu4fb]

One of the few Chanels, which you can watch on the TV and don't notice, that it's on KZbin where normally Vlogs are published with minimal effort. Your videos look like a high quality TV Show!

[@jacobleblanc27]

The problem is a lot of youtubers are really really good at what they do, but they aren't very good at translating that into a video format. It's actually rare to find someone who is both a master at their craft AND a master at video production like this.

[@MacBookAir-cu4fb]

@@jacobleblanc27 Youre right! Like I said, it seems more like a high quality TV Show with loads of budget that a KZbin Video...

[@rvne3959]

For a lot of KZbinrs the time and effort doesn't translate into more views and more money, for example Doug and even TST. AMMO and The Straight Pipes are the only channels I can think of with such high production value.

[@KpopNiDontStop]

That is because the people editing and filming for him are pro's LOL.

[@martixagent]

That's because it's backed by an actual product, and they have money for production.

[@christianbagrou5401]

You are a marketing genius. The storytelling is just amazing. The last 3 minutes, the ending comments...The photos... You passion, your humility....Man. Damn, you are amazing.Shout out to Make it rain production

[@GetUpFalcon]

Jesus, this bloke is so uptight I squirm whilst watching him. But you Americans don't like being comfortable in your own skin.

[@GetUpFalcon]

@purple mist Yep. And that can all be done with a smile on your face.

[@empirestr31]

how much further can you stick your nose up his ass?

[@katzhunter4473]

The only thing more heart warming than your labor of love is the story of your friendship! :)

[@mastermeme]

Real shit

[@jamezdizzle23]

"Increased arm speed gives you that long stroke effect." Good advice.

[@RobinDobbie]

Quarantine tips

[@angrymario8259]

I am just preparing for the job life

[@Ezrabastian]

I’ll keep that in mind tonight

[@idrissb9742]

Hahahaha SAME

[@mohammedzohair4035]

@@Ezrabastian ahahaha lol

[@acon571]

“If you get the car I’ll detail it for you” *gets car* Larry: You weren’t supposed to do that

[@yaishmatheen4274]

Dude he loves detailing Supercars. That is his job and passion

[@vjaneczko]

Larry, it's always cool to see you listening to Kevin. With all the years of experience you have, and all that you've shared with us, you're proving there's no such thing as 'knowing it all' and one should always take time to learn more. Thanks for sharing!

[@AMMO-NYC]

Vince Janeczko Kevin is a wealth of knowledge and one of my closest trusted friends. That dude is as genuine as they come. Detailing the car was fun... hanging with my friends is more important. The combo of the 2 is special. Love the big projects.

[@Keegater]

why is ammo nyc just a dad version of linus tech tips

[@SpitfireZero]

lol so true, the LTT of car care stuff almost

[@ElZamo92]

But Linus is a dad too...

[@aleksifrmdao]

Linus is also a dad but i watch both lmao

[@heavyweightprimatewithahar7706]

Linus lives about 15 minutes from me, I don't get why he gets so much hate, the guy literally is smiling every time I've seen him lol

[@ElZamo92]

Heavy Weight Primate With a Harvard Mind it’s only because he’s famous. Everyone just sees him on their screens as some sort of character, and most people don’t stop and think that the people on that screen are as real as themselves.

[@joetacchino4470]

The biggest problem with this video is that I can’t like it more than once. Phenomenal job by all of you. Love that you had a chance to work on such a special car for such a special friend. It doesn’t get any better than that. 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Turder]

Why people want this to picked up by mainstream TV? Now it is scripted, filmed, produced like he wants. Quality is better or comparable to TV. We can watch it any time. No commercials we cannot avoid. TV would just make it too mainstream, no nerdy details left, put on commercials and would be hosted by a tv-personality who does not care or get this.

[@krusher74]

Tv is dead

[@HullsColby]

At least game shows are still about games.

[@AtAtAtMe]

There's no need to polish it. It looks good from the beginning on.

[@oftankoftan]

True. TV as a medium doesn't make sense if you have as big of a following as AMMO NYC does.

[@mrkthmn]

I mean, I don’t know about “no commercials we cannot avoid.” I had to watch a few minutes worth of ads (commercials) to watch this. I can fast forward TV commercials but I had to watch all the KZbin ads.

[@BurtoniMotors]

6:00 - I was not expecting to hear my grandfather's name when watching this. Thanks guys for including that detail. It's very cool to know Matt own's a car my grandfather touched.

[@ChokeyChoke]

Matt Farah “paint work is all original” Larry “definitely been repainted”

[@Tony-es6em]

:D yeah man

[@brandonbentley8532]

All original cars are unicorns...they might not really exist. I've been to high end car shows where guys are like, yup all original. Then I love pointing to all the areas that have been reworked. Unless the car was moved from new from dealership to vacuum chamber it is not all original. These cars do exist but most people who believe this are wishful thinkers or fools.

[@Mad9977]

Larry also said that the paint was delicate and thin, that makes it more likely to be the original layer =)

[@h.r.puffnstuff8705]

@@brandonbentley8532 My Dads been collecting original paint low mile survivors since the early 60s. None of them anything special other than they are original paint one owner low mile garaged cars. They've all been in pampered storage since. I've been dealing with original paint survivors for 45 years. I can tell you right now very few survive 100% paint work free. The early 50s metallic paints die no matter how pampered. The non metallic paints hold up incredible well and shine with a like new lustre. I've got a vintage flat fender original tub jeep. It had one quicky scuff and shoot my guess in the 1950s the re shoot is so thin the original paint shines thru more than the repaint. It's been molested yet it's still original paint. How or what do you call that?

[@bocajuniors55]

Oftentimes paying the Pros to do what they do is well worth the cost.

[@Sillyboy9572]

How can anyone dislike this video? Long time friendships, A beautiful car, a great detail in which I learnt some things...... There's no pleasing the internet!

[@HEMi1995]

Why did Matt look 35 when he was 18

[@Wirenfeldt1990]

Lack of hair, the facial hair and the fact that he makes Larry look anorexic in the picture..

[@JosrRocks]

now look at his hair :c

[@andreshates]

all the drugs

[@gu3st8]

cocaine

[@ugutierrez55]

Because when u have more u stress more. Can't have one without the other.

[@joeymontanez3249]

I'm 37 years old and just all of a sudden started really getting into cars. Believe it or not,it was actually a combination of Tesla and Lamborghini that did it. I never knew there would be people that were so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about this aspect of cars. These guys seem as passionate as any racer or collector would be. This is probably my dream car too. Wouldn't mind a Diablo either. Very high quality video,and really in depth. They explain things very well for people that are interested. Some nice camera work too. I can't believe how amazing that paint looked at the end,when it looked like so much of it was coming off and all.

[@RipRoaringGarage]

My father designed the sound system for the Countach in the US (as well as all Mercedes of the 80s). It was all done in a small shop on Rt 17 in NJ. Back then, things like this werent that unheard off. Small companies getting big contracts like this. I still have the photos of all these cars coming in, with my father and his friend figuring out how to get all the stuff in these supercars, from 911 Turbos to Ferrari Testarossas, 600SL, and of course the Countach. I loved riding in them when I would visit, so he could test the audio quality with road and wind noise...

[@LuzianPP]

I'm was born in the 80s and I remember the Countach being my dream car. Such an iconic car. Larry I wish you could come to Brazil and participate in one of our car detail congresses. Would be an honor.

[@griffcoleman]

Adam West 😂 I thought the same thing when I read “I’m from the 80s”...so you’re a time traveler huh?

[@LuzianPP]

@@griffcoleman I have a delorean. Just got a flux capacitor. :P Obivously born in the 80s

[@Raijin...]

e esses congressos são onde? fiquei interessado :D

[@LuzianPP]

@@Raijin... Rolou um na Bahia e o próximo é dia 24, 25 e 26 em Balneário Camboriú SC 😎👍

[@zizaopel]

20min+ long video but it felt like it was over in 2min. Love your work!

[@AlexandreLollini]

That is friendship, transcendence, the future. You guys are making youtube so much better than TV, Cinema and Wikipedia combined.

[@audieconrad8995]

Looks soooo good. Red is at least as tough as black. Gr8 job. Man...single stage polishing - "took what I could, left what I should."

[@Will-W]

You can tell the difference between an "average car owner" and a "car guy". "This is my car." "I get to be the caretaker for this car."

[@DanielEhlmann]

“I get to be the caretaker of this 1997 Toyota Corolla 350k miles, minimal rust, slight engine knock, no low ballers I know what I have”

[@StefsYouTube]

Those are some big guns you bought with you!! Damn! What a squad. I want to see AMMO and Jim @ White Details work together, badly!

[@wernercollins1319]

that would be great,2/3 of the best together

[@StaufferGarage]

Amazing watching you work with Matt and also the detail job on this car. I always learn something new from your videos and once again, another insane transformation!

[@Creating_Space]

You are one of the most OCD people on youtube. Which is exactly the quality needed to be a world class detailer. Great job!

[@jonathanw4750]

Not trying to really promote, but White Details YT channel is way more thorough.

[@FlourescentPotato]

Don't use ocd in a trivial way, it's a real medical condition.

[@downforcedetailingpaintcor108]

@@jonathanw4750 I agree, love his projects!

[@NeverEnoughPyro40]

Since when has doing a job correctly and being thorough become OCD? This world has become too laid-back and lazy! There is nothing wrong with doing a job correctly from start to finish! This is why he probably gets paid for one car what most people make in a year!

[@English2Elvish]

You know, I tend to loath most KZbinr and Channels. But I enjoy not only your content, but your presented humbleness and info.

[@yetifacekilah8885]

A clean car is a happy car.. I've literally always said that. Good job AMMO

[@lMlIlKlE8D]

You guys are the avengers of the detailing world. Great stuff!

[@scotteckart1401]

What did it cost you to get the Countach, Matt? . . Everything

[@caddmann]

A Rangers shirt man!? Come on!😄

[@beekman306]

He drive He protec But most importantly He paint corec

[@billdewahl7007]

Please tell me this is sold as a T-shirt

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

The first time I've seen this on a video that doesnt have shibes in it

[@EmRePhoto]

Hahahahahaha

[@nextlevelgamez9243]

Good one! Hahahahaha

[@PZJJProductions]

you have my upvote.

[@Rob.One.]

I’m watching your videos (you and Matt) for maybe 6 or 7 years (On Drive first and now on yours own channels), when I do watch your videos I don’t have the feeling to be on youtube, it’s like, idk, knowing you personnally. Matt, you and some others (Like Chris Harris, Henry Catchpole) are the most guenuine youtube people, I discovered the detailing thanks to you and practicing now for 5 years. I dream to meet one of you, even for a brief talk. Thank you for being you. Cheers from France!

[@americanfleet9099]

My son and I have done paint correction and ceramic coatings on hundreds of cars. Today we get to do our clients 88 Countach correction, polish, and ceramic coating. Ive watched this video 12 times. Very excited! Wish us luck!

[@AMMO-NYC]

Awesome! Def one for the books :)

[@TimLPINE]

I love that you guys capture and responsibly dispose of all your waste wash water- you set the standard for all others to follow and show how just a couple of extra steps protects our creeks, rivers, lakes and bays. Keep up the great work! I'm providing this link as an example. Cheers!

[@thatoneguy6776]

sure snowflake sure

[@mikeyp8020]

Loving the journey and the connection you guys have. It's truly beautiful. A long friendship is irreplaceable. And your stories and insight and tips and tricks and passion is what makes me keep coming back to watch. Keep it up!

[@goldfox7116]

Video should be renamed, Full Detail of a Lamborghini Countach Headlight Flip Cover.

[@koozmusic]

Wow, Matt Farah is getting the royal trifecta of detailing gods to work on his car. Must be nice! Btw, that mini cordless Rupes is frickin' sweet. I know that is pretty much strictly a professional's tool, but I wish I could afford toys like that!

[@empirestr31]

If the car cleaning Guru isn't there it aint shit

[@Borals]

in black and white who?

[@Underhills]

Don't you just love it when people are taking science, dedication and refinement into things. This is bringing car shining to another level.

[@lastchance7463]

Good to see Kevin Brown as a part of this team. I remember Kevin from the late 80’s very early 90’s in Southern California, ( Long Beach ), to be exact with his truck and mobile detail service.

[@Percastep]

He just told us the life story of that paint by detailing it, phenomenal

[@rizzodefrank]

I can’t imagine a more complicated car in terms of hard edges and the sheer amount of panel surfaces to deal with, awesome job!

[@DrivingWithJake]

Love seeing the behind and history. I've watched both of you guys and a few others for years. Great to see the friendship still going strong!

[@254DEUS254]

This is incredible. We are lucky to have KZbin, for you to show us exactly how this process is taken. I didn't even know you and Matt were so close, and I've been subscribed to both of you for over 6 years. Thank you, honestly.

[@clutchpack1969]

The Countach has to be one of if not the most iconic over the top styled vehicle of all time. Beautiful.

[@wulfenlord]

"Tell us a bit about the car" "Well, y'knw, it's, y'knw, a poster car, y'knw, y'knw?"

[@rushtest4echo737]

I don't typically comment on KZbin, but I have to give you and Matt congratulations! I don't know if I'll ever care for my car the way you do (or frankly, buy your products)- but your attention to detail, knowledge, enthusiasm, and storytelling keeps me watching! Maybe at some point I'll pay it forward by getting a car guy I know some Ammo!

[@TheQuestionableGarage]

I saw this car back in February and thought it looked mint. I can only imagine how good it looks in person now.

[@paulcarmi8130]

I found a wild Tavarish/ Fingergenz

[@Slebonson]

Can't tell you how many of these cars I saw burst into flames from 90 to 94 in Phoenix, Az......made me cry everytime....

[@bennson13]

This is such a craftsmanship. The amount of knowledge you need to have for this kind of stuff is insane! Could only imagine what you normally pay for a job like this

[@pavw5508]

Wow! I'm absolutely speechless. What a car, and what a great piece of detailing work

[@3wbasie]

Man! This is a dream team of detail knowledge and skill.

[@apachehelicopter9032]

This is better than watching ANY micro surgery or engineering video. Absolute masters

[@b34rcr4ft]

I just found out about this channel. The moment he diagnosed the re-paint news and was professional about it, I knew that this channel won a new subscriber.

[@fourlegsandatail7882]

One of the most beautiful cars back in the 80's. I would of been 3 years old when this beautiful car was built.. wow.. Stunning

[@the80s365]

Really nice episode Larry, so good to have long term mates like this.

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

0:41 what a mad lad. His 50th anniversary will be on 4/20/69

[@Martini_Mcfly]

Been watching for ages but only now commenting...You and your channel are truly amazing. I'd say a major network needs to pick you up, but I'd fear it might ruin the format. Thank you for your preciseness and detail (pun). Amazing.

[@mistersofty12345]

How can anyone possibly thumbs down this ? Presented better then a high end TV production, awesome

[@NoBrakes23]

That trick with reshaping the pad on the rotary wheel was cool. Never would have thought of it, but it seem obvious after seeing it. The residue containment methods were also pretty neat. I love all these small details.

[@raw0nline]

*Blurs license plate at 1:14 30 Seconds later: 1:44

[@PRODVDi]

The radio on my old 96' Kia Sportage looked almost the same as that but with a cassette instead of a CD slot, and a separate 6-disc CD changer.

[@thepaintslayer4821]

Kevin Brown is a genius... I always learn so much from the vids!!! thanks Larry!!

[@gareth7230]

the intimacy that these cars carry with us is what people who aren't into cars don't understand, the way you guys spoke about the countache like it was someone in the room, the way you treated it like it was something of importance rather than metal, is beautiful.

[@christianboyd4635]

I had no idea you guys were old friends, that's really awesome. I love seeing people keep lifelong friendships like this, I still have a tight friendship with two of my old high school buddies and there really is no other relationship like that. Oh and also, amazing job on the detail, that Countach looks brand new!

[@PrinceBarin77]

This episode is every bit as beautiful as the poster that inspired it. Thank you 👍

[@frankburdodrums8984]

I've had a poster of that car in red on the wall in my bedroom as a child, and now in my office since 1985. The Original Supercar.

[@LauWo]

This is the first AMMO NYC video I have seen. And I have to say: what a great deal of competence in the detailing itself, shooting and video + sound editing! It was so satisfying to watch this :) Thank you for your exquisite content! SUBSCRIBED!

[@1946jeeplover]

In 1985 there was a friend of the family that was an general auto mechanic at the local race track. A rich guy showed up with his black countach , raced it one lap at the track and promptly wrecked it, badly. As the story was told to me the guy was so embarrassed he just left the wreak in the track and went home. The only thing of salvage was the black wing and the the mechanic guy gave it to me. It was dinged up and some paint missing but I put it up on my wall just over my countach poster. Decades later it’s now on my sons wall, over a (newer) countach poster. Love those machines.

[@Njabuloseh]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. The Countach is the reason I fell in love with Lamborghini and supercars in general

[@hesselbleeker6353]

They're explaining as if you want to detail your own countach

[@Slick7006]

i love that about his vids tbh...

[@ToxicFlight]

The best part

[@ydwatt8711]

100th

[@emmett3067]

For most this is video about a beautiful car being detailed, for me it's a story about enduring friendship. Great stuff!

[@doseofreality100]

I'd be freaking out if I saw that much paint coming off on my towel.

[@downforcedetailingpaintcor108]

The first time I worked on single stage paint I felt the same! Definitely prefer to work on clearcoated vehicles.

[@HamsterWheelGaming]

Lol as scary as it looks it's the way things go with single stage. My brother had a red Miata with single stage paint, and during paint correction a lot of red paint also came off from the car.

[@chadvalliere8697]

The only difference is you can’t see the clear coat coming off on clear coated vehicles.

[@HamsterWheelGaming]

@@chadvalliere8697 ^ pretty much this

[@charles-davidberube1174]

It’s scary as f*ck

[@alecfoor2665]

The smiles you two show, speaks volumes

[@canoeshoe7599]

This channel doesn't spam ads like most of other videos hitting like 10 ads for a 15 min video. I love this guy. He's nice, easy to listen to. He doesn't bitch all the time like the guy on obsessed garage.

[@pedrobarros1655]

You are like Da Vinci for paint correcting cars man... Bravo

[@Rpeices]

I dont drive a supercar I drive a 08 Tacoma but even with my basic knowledge on polishing I definitely agree to the statement the vehicle drives happier after cleaning / polishing / Great video !

[@tonybarnes8019]

thats funny ,,,, i allways felt that my car drove better after a good clean.

[@julieb3996]

@@tonybarnes8019 I used to race my trans am and it always felt faster if freshly waxed. Less drag?

[@jshrawder49]

Great Video I like how you work with other industry professionals and still learn from them. It’s great to see that. BTW that car looks great!! Good job.

[@madchad77]

Detailing at this level is a science, trust me i learned the hard way on my own cars growing up in Ohio. Awesome video!

[@fiLthy_Rx]

I wonder how much time I've spent throughout my life just staring at Countach's seen on posters, Trapper Keepers, in DuPont Registry's, movies and so on. They're absolutely mesmerizing...

[@85MasterV]

Mr AMMO NYC, your videos and work are high quality as usual. Thinking of getting rid of netflix and just binging all of your videos as my new show.. keep it up!

[@repairdrive]

Jeez, you can even normally wash a car in LA??

[@prince323323]

Lived in LA my whole life with people washing their cars on the street all the time, never once have I heard about this

[@MythicalRedFox]

It's a commercial regulation, and it's so runoff doesn't contaminate other water supplies.

[@j3in725]

@@MythicalRedFox don't worry about that, if anything it's already contaminated with al the drugs floating around in the sewers.

[@hashrulsubzero]

@@MythicalRedFox Ah...that explains it. Thanks!

[@tastetherainbow9643]

California - such a beautiful place full of dummies.

[@jonjonckheer5063]

Watching you guys work is ridiculously satisfying! Great work and great video!

[@regenmeister9646]

Larry: Would just like to say a big THANYOU for posting these instructional Vids, information, tips and hints are just brilliant as are the results. Have been collecting cars since my late teens and always in search of the best way to polish a car to maximise presentation. seems like have finally found the Holy Grail of detailing my cars. Thanks You.

[@ginoasci]

the cart with the fan and filters is done backwards. put the filters before the fan. so the filters should be right under the grate counter and the fan below sucking the air down. that way the dust not only doesn’t get fought in the fan motor and get caked up on the blades which start loosing performance because of the build up of lint and dust, but the dust immediately gets trapped into the filter so it doesn’t have chance to blow around and possibly get blown back into the environment which is what you’re trying to prevent. you could position the fan directly under the filters to get better suction. this is what we use in woodworking to keep the air clean in a shop. watch some of those videos and you will get the idea. that’s a super super car, i was one of those teens with the countach posters in my bedroom. that car brings back some really nice memories. thanks for posting

[@coloradoraptorguy9250]

$249 /////ALPINE stereo..... $9,000 upcharge option 😳

[@joshoutlaw4948]

Jaison Edwards I could not believe it when he said that. That is insane!

[@GTSD00D]

In 1988 i imagine CD players were extremely expensive

[@coloradoraptorguy9250]

Andrew McQuaide indeed, around $1500. Not $9000.

[@truantray]

It's no worse than the $2-3000 charges for crappy navigation on luxury cars today.

[@coloradoraptorguy9250]

okleydokley are you serious? I mean at least there’s some a actual tech in a nav system... I mean they run off a satellite, in space... As a guy who was in the car audio industry when that Alpine deck was new, no nav system on the planet has the markup that cd played did at $9k

[@felixrosa241]

Outstanding job gents, that looked painfully complicated, but the results speak for themselves. Matt may want to look into his comment " It's original paint from 1988" if there was a blend line on the roof.😳 Awesome video, thanks for keeping us informed!!

[@splice247]

Could have been a factory repaint from a defect

[@2CabrasLocas]

That paint REALLY DID look "dripping wet" too!

[@jesdadotcom]

I am in awe of your attention to detail. It's real craftsmanship and art.

[@carollynes9457]

I’m in the middle of detailing a black 5000QV, left under a cover in a warehouse for over 10 years.. the paint was good but filthy. As there was no grit on the car I sponged and leathered it first as I didn’t want water getting into its secret little places. I decided to hand polish the car, as you point out, a lot of edges easily gone through. I used 3M products on it working with ever finer compounds to remove spider Webb scratches. I finished the paint with a specific special polish designed for black paint only. Finished off with a good quality wax. The car now looks wet, not a scratch in sight. It’s a good idea to leave the fine line splits near the radiator vents as that proves it’s original paint, and aged as it would. True enthusiasts look for this when inspecting prior to purchase, so best left alone. It’s black on black and covered only 10,000 miles, I’ve also been commissioned to recommission the car to running and driving status, I’ve already completely rebuilt it’s carburettor fuel system and cleaned out the tanks, including replacing both fuel pumps. Im

[@Lavaman3682]

I smile at how the panels around, well anywhere they cut a hole in the body for things like headlights, do not line up. And this is why Italians don't make submarines I guess. Interesting video.

[@derekyam1805]

you should see modern Ferrari and Lambo LOL

[@paologagliardi6205]

We actually make submarines for other countries and Fincantieri is one of the world most advanced ships builders. Lamborghini now is owned by Audi so put the blame on Germans. But sure, those American crappy cars like Corvette are well aligned, uh?

[@justsayin4632]

Lol #triggered 👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽

[@echtogammut]

I'm kind of surprised Matt hasn't put some kind of clear bra on that, especially with one stage paint on the front. As I typed that I now wonder if putting vinyl on a one stage paint wouldn't potentially damage it.

[@RK1FX]

If he did, it would go off after time WITH the paint. Trust me on that one. That paint is sooo damn fragile.

[@ali19186]

I was thinking the same thing but didn’t think about when you take the clear bra off

[@PA.S]

,,

[@kurti4432]

"When you really clean a car it just drives alot happier!" Facts

[@joevanseeters2873]

There's a reason why Larry, Kevin, Derek, and Daniel are some of the best detailers on the planet. It shows in this very video. These 4 men are some of the best detailers out there and they have literally YEARS AND YEARS of experience starting back when a Rotary polisher and 3M pads and polishes were the "standard". Now with literally THOUSANDS of products related to detailing, Larry and his fine fellow detailers have kept up with the science of detailing. And it truly is a SCIENCE now with all the advanced products available. I appreciate Larry and Kevin explaining everything they do to try and give us "weekend warriors" of detailing that will never even come remotely close to the knowledge that Larry, Kevin, and the others have. Thank you Larry, Kevin, Derek, and Daniel for allowing us to view how a seriously difficult detail such as this is done by the pro's of the detailing world. Many detailers would never want the normal person to see this. They want to keep this knowledge to themselves as their means of making their coin and making it seem like they have done something of a miracle on your car (charging you twice the amount in the process) because...well....they did a miracle on your vehicle. Not saying that I, or any other normal person could ever do this type of detail, but it's very nice that Larry and Kevin take the time to EXPLAIN, in detail, how these things are done so that someone with the time, resources, and materials, could actually attempt to complete a detail like this on their own vehicle. Sure, it may take a month to do it on your own or with a friend, but it can be done. Will mistakes be made? Most likely, but if your ok knowing that may happen, it could truly be a satisfying detail experience. Imagine what satisfaction and pride you would have completing something of this magnitude on your own. Again, Larry, Kevin, Derek, Daniel, and Matt Farah, thanks for showing this amazing detail to the masses out here. Thanks Matt for showing your amazing Lambo (one of the absolute best Lamborghini's of all time (on par with the incredible Miura of course), and enjoy that amazing ride you've undoubtedly worked very hard in your life to obtain. You are one lucky man to be the caretaker of that machine which will no doubt go down in history as one of the top ten vehicles of all time as far as recognition goes. I think almost every person on the planet knows what a Countach is as soon as they see it. It may be the most recognizable car of all time. And yes, I too had the poster on my wall in high school! I'll take mine in black, with the magnesium gold wheels, and camel colored interior please. Dreams.........

[@alexs4934]

My father had one of these in the late 1990’s when I was a child. He left my family when I was very young and the only real memory I have of him is going for a ride in this car and putting my arm out the window. I wish he stuck around until my teenage years when I was in love with cars.

[@mybrother6273]

I like your Adidas top (All Blacks). Because I am from NZ (Matt Farah)

[@skypixxaviergregory2835]

Hahaha same...was gonna say that

[@mybrother6273]

@@skypixxaviergregory2835 I had to say something about that shirt, because coming from a small country. Coming from the land of the long white cloud. Got to hype my country up some how.

[@skypixxaviergregory2835]

@@mybrother6273 mate we gotta take the small bits of fame we get 😂

[@mybrother6273]

@@skypixxaviergregory2835 for sure

[@mybrother6273]

@@skypixxaviergregory2835 what part of nz are you from & are you in nz lockdown ?

[@Pannemat]

12:10, so the blinker cover doés come up. I thought my 1/25 scale model kit just had bad fitting but they were accurate all along!

[@WadeWilson-]

You're the man Larry! I like your vids before even watching them. Never disappointed. :)

[@davidreynolds8551]

I still remember that the countach was one of my all time favourite cars and I had a magazine photo of it on my wall. It still looks like one hell of a wild car.

[@allanknight843]

Wow, the story behind how this detail came to be ,is absolutely awesome

[@corivian]

Exactly how this car should be treated

[@tuuletingrilli]

Is this Matt Farah's million mile Lexus?

[@dafirnz]

It's Tavarish's million mile Lexus now.

[@TheRguru1]

No, it's the million mile Lamborghini.

[@omega1575]

Yeah, but he put a cool body kit on it

[@yeowtom1788]

watch this show makes me happy. It is like seeing an old tiger getting treat well to go back in its glory times.

[@zcyphe]

The countach is my favorite car of all time, it’s just beautiful

[@fish4kbcf]

This channel is the epitome of quality over quantity. Larry thank you for all of your content over the years. I’ve been a loyal subscriber since the first year of your channel. You’ve been a phenomenal teacher of this art and I’ve applied your lessons to my own vehicles and boat. You keep making videos and I’ll keep watching!