We have already presented several detailed videos. Some of them were gorgeous and phenomenal, like the Lamborghini Veneno indulging like a spa. We also saw a McLaren F1 get the most luxurious car wash we’ve ever seen.
However, not all auto detail videos offer something exquisite. Sometimes car keepers have disgusting issues to deal with.
We have that here, courtesy of Ammo NYC. For this video, it’s a 1969 Pontiac LeMans that has been in a garage for 22 years. That’s right – two full decades of no needed TLC being obtained. The former top-spec Tempest came in a variety of body styles, but this particular example is a convertible with a white top – or at least it was.
When asked why the owner couldn’t let go of the LeMans, she said it was her first car, so it had sentimental value to her. She hopefully wants her car to be restored and back to work, which was the goal of Ammo NYC here.
The LeMans was pre-washed in the detail workshop to remove the top layer of dirt. The convertible top is given a degreaser treatment that magically brings its white back on the first try.
Of course, soap, degreaser, and brushes take care of the rest of the cleaning, but the interior is probably the hardest part of the cleaning job. More importantly, the LeMans base is expected to show extensive damage, including rusty parts and a hole in the muffler.
After the cleaning and polishing work, Ammo NYC then drove the LeMans to North American Motor Car to get the classic car back up and running – or at least to try. The video ended without the bottom line, but it was upbeat.
To see the steps required to restore the vehicle, you can watch the video above. You can also get some detailing tips that you can use if you want to do it yourself.
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