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First Wash in 12 Years: Barn Find Pontiac GTO | Car Detailing Restoration Today, we tackle the interior & exterior of an abandoned 1971 Pontiac GTO that is covered in mold, dirt and debris that hasn't been detailed in years that will require us to pressure wash the entire exterior, followed by a wash, clay bar and then polishing the paint to bring back its shine and a full interior detail including mold removal, try getting it running! If you find our videos satisfying or motivating make sure you hit subscribe! #barnfind #carcleaning #detailing #cleaning #restoration
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[@WDDetailing]

What do you think is the best Muscle Car of the 70's? Let's try to get this video to 50,000 likes & if you want to shop our detail products - www.wdautosupply.com

[@crazymailman7359]

1970 Pontiac GTO Judge

[@jayabacromby675]

Buick GSX series. All the performance, and Buick quality on top of that. Back then GM divisions were their own entity. Buick out shined them all.

[@Musclecar1972]

1970 Chevelle LS-6, 454, M-22 4 speed, 4:10 posi rear, King of the Jungle, Then the W-30 Olds 442, Then the 70 GS STAGE 1 , Then the Pontiac, GTO RA/IV . All great fast cars for that time from GM

[@townstar1]

70er Ford Mustang Boss 429

[@Eolafan1008]

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS6 hands down.

[@laraynelarsen9644]

I’m 87yrs and I absolutely love the older cars. Makes me happy to see them get a new lease on life 😊

[@WDDetailing]

Wow, thank you for watching!

[@craigkenyon1780]

@ i love your videos and by the way brent your dad is correct on the fact that john DeLorean designed the GTO! also did you know its nick name was the goat!

[@andriyivchenko1930]

I wish you good health!

[@chaelodoul9401]

Wow. 87. You’re a classic yourself. The things you’ve seen in your life. Much respect. 🫡

[@chaelodoul9401]

4:06 My Gramps taught me to drive and to drive a stick in a 1965 Ford Fairlane 500 Sport Edition. 4 speed on the floor. After my Gramps passed away my oldest uncle got the Fairlane and he gave it to his oldest son who wrecked it within a year. Totaled. I still haven’t spoken to him. That was 16 years ago. So a 65 Fairlane would really touch my heart.

[@stevewirtz-ie6wq]

I have a 72 GTO. Bought it in high school 1976 she is still running and sitting in my garage, resting until spring. Love your channel.

[@jayabacromby675]

You must realize Steve that with an original 72 GTO there many of us here that are forced to hate you. Nothing personal of course. But still.

[@tuberNunya]

At least someone was smart enough not to sell his classic. I'm jealous of your smarts.

[@joycecook8876]

I’m a 69 yr old woman who loves watching cars being detailed…and not just by anyone, you guys give me so many laughs with your sponsor / skits-stories. I look forward to each one. This was one of my favorites to see done.

[@richardgadoury8452]

Joyce...concentrate on the cars..OK

[@jayabacromby675]

Praying you have a brand new shiny red super stock Dodge. Go granny go.

[@BM-js7dd]

Getting a lift and showing how to properly clean the underside of a car would be such a game-changer! 🔥🚗 Would love to see that in a video!

[@KETTYKISH]

Yes true! And less important maybe but also they never show how they clean the underneath of the foot mats. They clean the mats but only the top. The mats must be dirty both sides! 😅

[@jimgraves4197]

Why do I watch WD Detailing? I just like seeing neglected vehicles given a good scrub and being loved again.

[@blahblah4125]

GTO models were associated with the "tiger", ie the "GTO Tiger" found in the 1964-1974 Pontiac advertisements that also included the Tiger Paw brand of tires and a few models that were actually painted the whole cars with Tiger Stripes.

[@robertomaldonado9503]

Pontiac also use a tiger in their TV commercials. Some time a stuff tiger was included with the car.

[@Adamrools1]

The tiger looks more reminiscent of Sheer Kahn from Jungle Book

[@maddietaylor3956]

@@Adamrools1 You are correct. That is Shere Khan from the Jungle Book.

[@robertlark7751]

There was also a song released at the time called Gee To Tiger by the Tigers..

[@dan_royce_]

As a Russian living abroad due to the conflict I don't want to be involved into, I watch your videos to get rid of my anxiety. Living in a new country far from familiar places, family and friends causes stress, so I think my motivation is easily understandable. Also I'm glad to watch my peers (I mean you guys, the WD) being this friendly, nice and helping other people. I hug you all and thanks a lot!

[@joshuaholub5090]

I'm from New Mexico I'm 44 years old and I have been detailing vehicles on the side since I was 16. I'm also very OCD and so when I would detail a vehicle I would end up spending more time than I should on it because I wanted to clean it the same way I would clean my own personal vehicle. I'm watching you guys do the same thing as I prefer to do myself and for other vehicles. No half-assing it.I love seeing the vehicles come back to life and becoming beautiful again no matter what kind of vehicle I am asked to clean up for whoever it is. Thank you very much for the awesome videos. It's good to see a company providing help and also making friends along the way across the country for those who have vehicles that they trust and turn over to yall to bring back to life. 👍🏼 Keep up the great work.

[@CarsonNolt-wq7sx]

I love watching a dirty car get cleaned up and even running. It's very satisfying. I think that's what I enjoy about watching these videos.

[@francopanetta6119]

nice to see old cars coming back to their beauty!

[@stoneylonesome5826]

The tiger is associated with the GTO from early advertising that said there was a tiger under the hood (with a tiger tail sticking out). It was later called “the Great One” in advertising.

[@amymaher2127]

I like watching your videos because restoring either old homes, furniture or cars back to their former glory is satisfying to me. Especially with these muscle cars! I grew up in the 60-70’s so most of them are familiar to me ☺️

[@R1Erik]

Getting it running at the end is so satisfying and brings the video to another level!

[@ejr5480]

I owned a 1973 formula firebird with ram air and it had functional Ram air ducts that fit into the air cleaner.

[@dallasbagley7569]

I watch your videos because of the “clean” content. I can watch with my family around and as the owner of a cleaning company, I love to clean and take satisfaction in watching this.

[@MrCmorr69]

I’m 55 years old and my mom taught me the basics of washing cars when I was about 15. I love to keep my cars clean. I had a small detail business and I always challenged myself to do better with each vehicle! I love watching you guys because you really can teach an old dog like me some new tricks! You guys are amazing and you do amazing work! Stay blessed and keep up the good work!,

[@robh.5242]

If memory serves, the “Tigger” thing was an advertisement for “Tiger Paws” which were performance tires used in the 1960s primarily. Instead of tires with a white stripe they had red stripes. Great car! Happy New Year, guys!

[@lhood8263]

The tiger is Shere Khan of Disney's " The jungle book "

[@ramblerandy2397]

@@lhood8263 Indeed. I was about to post exactly that.

[@jeffTriumph2061]

Yeah, it must be a commemorative decal for Uniroyal supplying Tiger Paws since 1964. Neat.

[@ImTHATguy...]

My dad had tiger paw tires on both of his 69 Z/28's and I've got those tires in my garage now since he got BF GTAs a few years ago. These tiger paws are raised white letters. They held up great, no cracks or anything. They look cool displayed on some of my spare Corvette ralley wheels

[@Fulkrum378]

I love watching your videos, because I love restoration videos. Old tools, vintage toys, old guitars, cars. I just love watching old neglected things get a new life.

[@Architraz_PHX]

Man, wish you were closer to us.... Inherited my Uncle's 67 GTO that had been sitting in the back corner of a shop for 20+ years. The damprid stopped working about 15 years ago, but despite being in the SE not a spot of rust! Just dust, leaves, and mold. Cleaned it out ourselves and was a night and day difference, and we have no clue what we were doing. Can only imagine what pro's could have done in a day!

[@WDDetailing]

Ahhh man! Id love to see that!

[@Architraz_PHX]

@@WDDetailing It's even the embodiment of 60's colors... Signet Gold! Interior and Exterior (at least it's kept the white vinyl top). It's at the shop getting fluids flushed, but I'll send a photo your way once it's back.

[@tbone9191]

Keep it roadworthy and clean as​ a tribute to honor your uncle. My wife inherited her father's 76 corvette and it's my job to look after both. That was my grave side promise to him. Respect to you for keeping his memory alive and ripping brother!

[@Chilliswatchingyou]

10:48. 1. You are the type of guys I would like to hang out with. You have a great sense of humor 2. The before and after detailing effect is so satisfying every time 3. I love clean and tidy cars 🚘 but I hate the work 😅 4. I love to watch english language content to improve my own english skills 🇺🇸 Greetings from a fan from Austria ✌😉 All the best for your business!

[@markuslindal]

I enjoy watching your videos for several reasons. I love seeing the cars. I enjoy cleaning cars, and I like to see transformations, but also important is that you appear to be good guys, you're likeable. Doing these projects for people brings them joy, it feels nice to see that. Keep up the good work.

[@threeer02]

What a great weekend for fans of detailing! Between you guys doing this GTO and Larry over at Ammo NYC doing a Fox-body Mustang Cobra…awesome! Hi from Ramstein Air Base, Germany!

[@DavidVentola-w7m]

The metal pattern on the dash is called engine turning. It was a signature of the GTO from day one (my first car was a 64 GTO).

[@Musclecar1972]

Actually it was called machine turned, but close enough! 👍🫡

[@timothyfaniel9379]

Man, this GTO is almost in mint condition. What a beautiful vehicle. This is on my bucket list one of these GTO‘s . Pontiac was the king of muscle cars back in the day man it’s so sad that they don’t make these types of vehicles anymore but wow, this was a good find You guys amazing job!

[@kerranz]

Not Tigger (who is a sewn stuffed toy) --That tiger is the Tiger Paws tire icon, OR is from the Exxon "Tiger in your Tank" promotion, which, as I dimly recall was associated with GM's Muscle Cars. ALSO--the spun metal on the dash logos is called "Engine Turning", which comes from the Gold Leaf trade, where they use a velvet ball on a stick to twist circles into the gold, so it reflects a ton more as you move past it---you're guaranteed to see reflections from a bunch of angles.

[@Jae29B]

More old 60’s and 70’s muscle cars. I watch you guys because of my love for the automotive industry, especially for the old cars that you guys help save. I also watch your videos to help support 3 young business owners that own a local business in my community. You don’t find a lot of KZbin channels based in Cleveland OH. I often drive past your shop shuttling our company vehicle to and from Spitzer Dodge for service. Keep up the great work guys, and am excited to see what kind of cars you guys get this year! Also Brent you always pick the best music for the videos with the old muscle cars.

[@littleacrecakemaker]

I love watching before & after videos.....car detailing, house cleaning, lawn & yard transformations and I love The Hoof GP too. It's so satisfying to something being restored, repaired or healed.

[@albertadams1982]

I’ve seen some complaints in the comments… Disregard them and keep being awesome 😎 You guys have such a great team and I enjoy every minute of your vids 😌

[@COPRZ28]

I reason I watch is the unique way you guys show respect to the vehicles and their owners not to mention the quality details that are done to these vehicles! Awesome job guys

[@robertsmith-dx8kr]

That looks like shere khan from the jungle book.The reason I watch your shows I like to see the old cars get cleaned up and watch the Hoof G P.

[@Vekurus]

HA! The Hoof G.P.! I love it too.

[@ElzbietaS-i6u]

My same thought, The Jungle Book. But looking it up it was the GTO Tiger :)

[@steveclark4544]

And a lot of the photos of the previous generations (64-67) show a front plate with GRRRR on it.

[@WilfredKrog]

I love cars, detailing them and it is quite therapeutic watching these. I love the bits of info in the cars provided by the boys

[@nathanmullins9898]

Thanks for the shoutout on IG, Brent! One car I’d love to see y’all do is a black 1979 Mercury Cougar. My parents had one when I was born and it’s the first car I rode in my entire life.

[@timothyleake8750]

That is one sweet GTO! Well worth bringing back to life!!! Beautiful!!!

[@Joe-z6q2i]

Tiger was part of the GTO's marketing that started in the mid 60's. hood pins were a factory option in the 70's and vinyl roofs were quite common.

[@KevinPalmer-m7s]

Love to see you detail a 70 Chevelle

[@Mikey-vx6wi]

Another great day just watched the live

[@stankropiunik2539]

My reason for watching your videos ................. washing and detailing a car is therapy for me !

[@darlinramos-zy6gw]

Bet

[@cnolfi29]

I wold want to see you guys film a ford model A

[@leew878]

Did I miss something or did you guys ditch Puro. You pushed it so hard and now it just vanished without a word, unless I missed it. Do any other commenters know?

[@LewisB-t3j]

I must have missed it too. I was going to buy some for my nephew, who has recently gotten into cleaning cars.

[@cliffordporter8875]

I bought it because I saw it here first.

[@leew878]

But where is it now. It’s not on there product line that I see

[@cliffordporter8875]

I think they bumped it for their own product line

[@leew878]

I thought that was their own product

[@philocleigh]

The GTO is such an iconic late 60s-early 70s factory muscle car. Great job, as always.

[@tomsjordans5097]

Supernatural Impala? Because of brothers Winchesters 😂

[@PatrickDeCrane]

Awesome job on reviving this GTO.

[@AashutoshRC]

GTO

[@therealuncleroadkill]

I like to watch because I just love seeing abandoned classic cars come back to life and get the second chance they deserve.

[@arisdulgerian2053]

I watch your videos because I like seeing cars being cleaned and brought back to their original shape or as close as can be to it.

[@ChristianBartczak-ky5wd]

Do a Holden

[@arthurmiller9434]

Why do I watch your videos? Primarily because I am a car enthusiast…I enjoy seeing the cars that cross your path and what you are able to do with them. Secondly, Watching your videos motivates me to maintain my own vehicle.

[@Buzzy...]

repost? 😭

[@Jiddy12345]

yeah I think they had audio issues

[@WDDetailing]

We did! Sorry 😅

[@BrookeNRobert]

I never knew DeLorean designed the Pontiac GTO,that's awesome. I've always enjoyed your channel & always love seeing these old-schools being brought back to life,keep up the awesome work.

[@Eggypr98]

First ❤to comment

[@wizaxed]

John Witherspoon at 0:31. Famous for his role of Mr. Willie Jones (the dog catcher) from Friday!! Great GTO. My dad's buddy had a similar body style "The Judge". It was badass!

[@jarellbrown824]

Bro I thought I was the only one who caught that 😂 RIP pops 🙏🏽

[@dakotaluke6315]

Can we please just stick with the cleaning. Power and Performance seems to be in A LOT of your videos. It’s getting tiresome.

[@WDDetailing]

You dont want us to try and get the cars running??

[@YahirAlonso-c1v]

@@WDDetailingI like that yall do that to some of the cars idk why people wouldn’t wanna see that after detailing it real nice

[@mjjr1000]

You could always turn off after they detailed the cars if you’re not interested in seeing them come back to life.

[@mjjr1000]

@@WDDetailingprobably just having a senior moment.

[@davidjohns2772]

​@WDDetailing he does not speak for all of us. Sometimes watching you get them running outshines everything else in the video. Not often...but sometimes 👍

[@chrishiggins1811]

I love watching your videos because it’s satisfying and I love cars

[@crazypolishguy27]

Reason why I love watching these videos is because I own a 97 SS Camaro. My friend is currently keeping an eye on it, and it’s been sitting on his property. If it’s dirty enough I would love for you guys to detail my car.

[@lawrencelucas45]

DeLoren went against GM wishes and created the GTO. Thank You. I am 77yrs young and still drive a 23 Dodge Challanger modifed to 400 horses. Had many muscle cars in the 60s and 70s.

[@TRXfiend]

Love you guys. I watch this as a car enthusiast and someone who loves seeing things restored, especially older cars 👍👍😊

[@patricksmith3135]

I am an elderly person wh9 o loves to see the old cars go through your detailing then the performance teams checks Its deja vu ; love it.

[@ebt12]

There are a few reasons I like watching your videos. The satisfaction of seeing a job very well done. Seeing what what is under all of that dirt. Many people would consider the effort a waste of time, seeing only all of the dirt. Then having Cleveland Power & Performance bring some of the cars back to life. All of this applies to other things too. I don't do it with cars but with old Lionel trains. Same satisfaction.

[@BettySakuma]

I learn so much from you guys and I love detailing, so your tips really help!

[@jralph5724]

I watch because I am a car guy and hate to see them sitting and deteriorating. I love knowing they may have a chance to be revived. Plus it is very satisfying

[@dalegereaux1863]

I love watching your videos because, I've always liked cars even before I started school. It's always fun to see the old classic cars look like new again. It's even better when you're able to get them started so they might be on the road again. And last, I guess you three guys are okay. 😏😉😜👍

[@19Neil67]

10:38 the reason I watch them is your story about why you started your channel, I kinda look at it a way of supporting you and to thank you for all you’ve done. I have PTSD after ending up in intensive care after a routine operation went wrong.

[@JacquelineHolmes-z9g]

the reason i like watching your video,s is because you bring cars back to their fomal glory, plus i love muscle cats and the 50,s cars

[@eliotandreu3887]

My Buddy had that exact GTO in the same color with the same interior back in the early 80's. It was his dad's and it was given to him. That was an awesome car.

[@MrDarkknight2011]

I personally love watching your videos for the classic cars you find and clean up. As a kid growing up in Florida, I loved seeing all the old time muscle cars. The way some people would keep them looking in mint condition, with all the bells and whistles on their car to make them unique and stand out from the next. Was always a sight to see them on the road with their shiny paint jobs, chrome rims and graphics on the car. Aside from that, I love that it helps put my mind in a different zone, where I don't focus on the problems of everyday life, the responsibilities of paying bills and everything else that follows. It just makes me feel relaxed.

[@Marc-zn7ok]

I like classic cars being brought back!

[@k27sweat]

i love the beaytiful old cars

[@astrunk01]

Can’t get enough of these videos! I live in Northwest Indiana and was stoked to see you find one in my area! And a GTO at that! I would love to see a ‘68 or ‘69 Charger! And I had no idea you guys were only about 3 hours away, crazy! I wish I could bring my VW to your shop to detail it lol keep up the good work and proud of you guys for blowing up! Keep the content coming !!

[@barryburkholder4000]

I’m glad it came back. I was halfway through watching it this morning when suddenly it disappeared. Damn KZbin. This is a car from my teen years. I have watched Brent and RJ since the public garage days and you were washing daily drivers.

[@therealuncleroadkill]

I'm a huge Pontiac fan, and this is just really great to watch. As for what I would like to see... 1971-76 GM full size wagon (preferably the same as my old car, 1972 Pontiac Grand Safari) with the super cool "clamshell" tailgate. Pontiac didn't actually have big blocks and small blocks. They did, however, have two different sizes of main bearing journals, which people call big and small blocks.

[@Musclecar1972]

Actually, Pontiac never made a big block, just big cubic inch, they’re all technically small blocks. Journal size has no bearing on bb or sb.

[@therealuncleroadkill]

@Musclecar1972 yes, that's basically what I said. Some people confuse big and small journals for big and small blocks, even though they were physically all the same size externally (except for the 265 and 301, which had shorter deck heights).

[@Musclecar1972]

@@therealuncleroadkill There have been some spirted arguments in here from Pontiac enthusiasts about this, LOL it doesn’t really matter, they run good, that’s all that should matter. I’m an Olds guy myself, but have owned many Pontiac’s as well, a lot of GTO’s but the one I wish I still had was a 63 Catalina Convertible, 421, Tri-Power, 4 speed, 8 Lug wheels, and it actually had front bucket seats, and a divided rear seat that mimicked buckets. I’ve never seen another one like it.

[@therealuncleroadkill]

@Musclecar1972 yeah, but we're saying the same thing. I'm well aware that there are no big and small block Pontiac engines, what I'm saying is that some people mistakenly confuse big and small journals to mean big and small blocks with the Pontiac engines. Obviously we both know that's not the reality of it, but there are many who do not.

[@therealuncleroadkill]

@Musclecar1972 and that sounds like a really cool car, I would love to see one. I also like the Olds engines, I had a '78 Delta 88 ex-highway patrol car with a Rocket 350 and a Q-Jet, and boy could that sucker haul itself! The cop brakes and suspension were great, and it had a posi. I don't remember what gears it had (this was about 30 years ago), but it held its own against the then-new 4th gen Trans Am. We wanted to go all out on the highway, but the guy in the T/A flashed his badge and we had a good laugh at the red light.

[@cpomeroy4685]

My 71 GTO had a vinyl roof. Owned it for 43 years. I put the factory 455 HO functional Ram Air system on it. It vented through the hood.

[@pavlikev]

Il motivo per cui guardo video come questo é per l’autentico piacere di vedere recuperare da voi, auto che molti giudicherebbero perse……ma sarebbe un vero sacrilegio non dare una seconda opportunitá ad auto uniche del genere, proprio come questa……

[@Mr.Fixerupper]

I watch your videos because I'm an old car guy and I like to see these old relics brought out of hiding and given a new chance at life. I really hope when these owners get these cars cleaned up, they'll develop a renewed interest in them and then follow up with what's needed to get them back on the road. They're history on wheels!

[@SteveRindler]

I watch your videos because I love watching you take extremely old vehicles that are in the bad shape that they’re in and making them look brand new again.. it’s kinda therapeutic.. I’m also the kinda guy who loves watching videos of restorations too.. especially guitar restorations.. oh, and I’m from Ohio as well!! You guys do an amazing job!! And yes, I hit the “LIKE” for y’all! Good luck reaching your 50,000!!

[@cashisclay8474]

I watch y'all videos because I love GTO's and most old school cars and I might be a little OCD too.💯😅

[@olivierherment1188]

I watch your videos in a therapeutic way, seeing something in its almost wrecked state and becoming more or less magnificent reassures and comforts me.

[@Gemgem-fj2tf]

I love watching anything that has transformations.

[@garygrogan2807]

I watch your videos because I enjoy neglected vehicles brought back to life. You guys do great work and your videos are quality.

[@eddievandergaag8364]

Great car, love the GTO. Car looks amazing after you guys did your magic. And its runnin’!! One of your best video’s

[@beanhavok2287]

I never seen a dirty car looking SO BADASS!

[@charleswildman137]

Kudos for rescuing this wonderful example of vintage Detroit iron!

[@TheBartman14]

I have always loved to watch the cleanliness of a fresh yard/lawn mowed. A car, carpets.EXT! I love the finished product.

[@SirSealRL]

Your guys videos are really refreshing, the work you guys do by traveling around the US and restoring these older cars that really have their own story and owners that just cannot get it done themselves. Its just really unique. Thats why I watch and also why I sticked after watching the first video a couple of weeks ago!

[@johnnyb8deuce]

It’s satisfying to see some these cars get brought back to life plus it helps with my Anxiety for sure look forward to watching every Saturday after work .

[@timothyfaniel9379]

You guys have the best detail vids on KZbin hands down. It’s relaxing and the transformations are incredible. Love these vids!!!

[@mattpipes5106]

Man, that color combination is stunning, and really popped with the polish. I love these videos because I love cars (especially older ones) and it is really satisfying to see the transformation. Keep up the good work!

[@PatrickDeCrane]

I watch your videos because I like to see old cars revived. And I am originally from Cleveland. When I was growing up in the 1960 I often heard on the radio that Cleveland was "the best location in the nation."

[@SirFace4]

I watch you cause I love see old classics that are all sad and dirty, made clean and happy again. SATISFYING!!

[@dalegereaux1863]

It's so satisfying to see how beautiful those cars are when you're finished with them ! The cherry on top is when they run !! 👍 Great job everyone ! 👍

[@bradleybaker3009]

I really like these videos! It's very satisfying seeing an extremely dirty car get all cleaned up and looking awesome! It's also good to see it running after the detail. Keep up the great work guys!

[@boss12]

That thing you use to remove the embedded dust is always nice to watch. Its job is so valuable. That’s what keeps the heel of your shoes clean when you get back in and drive. Watching RJ correct paint is awesome because he knows what he’s doing.

[@GTVAlfaMan]

What tool are you referring to and at what time stamp in the video?

[@boss12]

@ the thing they use on the interior. With the vacuum. It blows compressed air to lift all the dust. I forget what Brent calls it.

[@paulwortman483]

I love love love the 1 and 2s. They are the best looking of the gto run. If this car ever comes for sale I would gladly give all the money for it. You boys got a lot to learn about gtos. Don't want to be that guy!!!

[@stevenkirby7478]

My first car was a brand spank'n new 1965 GTO, black exterior, red leather interior (with lots of Chrome highlights). 389 of course and factory tri-power, BUT with an auto transmission. Had all the girls in town till parents took it back as they thought I'd kill myself in it and replaced it with a VW. What a let down, course the girls became non-existant also 😒

[@darrenmccord9961]

I love watching your videos because they are satisfying, and I love cars. In 81 I bought my first car, a 70 Olds 442

[@EMontgomery29]

I love antique cars and watching them get cleaned up

[@jeffhelton9510]

Love seeing the cars brought back to close to original condition.

[@michaelm3381]

I'm glad to see American muscle cars on your channel.

[@peterbenson3776]

I like both the variety of cars and the wide range of conditions they are found. Yeah the cleanup/ restore is great, bonus when they come to life. A video with some follow ups would be cool.