First Wash in 46 Years Triumph GT6 Barn Find Disaster Detail Full Car Cleaning
This is a 1973 Triumph GT6 that was driven for 3 years and left in a barn since 1976. For 46 years the Triumph has not been washed or detailed. When I arrived the classic car was in a barn and a complete disaster in need of a full car cleaning and restoration. We performed a waterless wash inside the car garage that is a getting a makeover. Next we polished and compounded the paint to reveal the most satisfying before and after ever. I also used the new AMMO Steam Vacuum to clean the fabric that does not leave behind heavy moisture or require days for drying. We also removed the seats for a complete interior detail, window cleaning, mold removal, and paint coating application. The transformation was the most satisfying full car cleaning in a long time. For a full list of products visit www.ammonyc.com. Thx for watching! -L
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This is why I love being a detailer. Larry we met at Sema 2019 and you were just as cool as i had ever hoped. I’m leaving detailing for two years to do volunteer work. But your videos still get me excited and give me my detailing fix. So excited to come back to 2 years worth of content!
Now THIS one was amazing! Great to see you working on site, very inspiring for all those guys who think, "well I don't have your cool studio garage."
Having a steam cleaner on my details this winter has been a lifesaver, and I’m definitely going to check out that steam vacuum. Awesome work as always, and I’m considering on changing up my cleaning supplies to yours this year.
Very inspiring. I can't wait to see the Datsun. The 210 was my first car and my first stick. Great memories.
We need more barn finds on the channel.
Awesome to meet you and help out man! You CRUSHED this video! Also huge shout out to Dan the man and Jordan.
I am a 20 year old whose first car is a '70 Triumph Spitfire. I recently suffered blowing the piston so I'm taking the time to properly rebuild and begin restoring the car. There are so many useful takeaways I got from this video and I cannot thank you folks enough! Love to see this
My buddy had a 1973 triumph spitfire that he got when we were in high school. His grandpa had this exact same car in the video, and the spitfire under tarps behind his house. (He was from Vietnam but moved to Michigan). When he turned 16 his grandpa gifted him the spitfire. For a long period of our senior year we spent hours after school hanging out in that back yard getting it running. It was a nice change of pace because we both rode dirt bikes and were constantly working on them together. It was such a fun little project. By the summer we had it road worthy and would drive it around town on Friday nights. Go to Applebee’s, cruise, etc. it was the most amazing little car ever. Eventually he took full ownership of it and brought it to his house where it stayed for 3-4 years. We would hoon it around and just have an absolute ball in that thing. Last spring he sold it to make room in his pole barn for other projects. It was pretty sad. I’ll never forget that little damn car. So many fun memories.
Love the old car/barn finds videos soooo much more. The new car stuff is just underwhelming because they rarely transform, unlike the old stuff.
This is the type of Ammo video that I could watch endlessly. The transformation is unbelievable.
I love everything about your videos. So stoked whenever I see a new upload. Cheers from So Cal!
My grandpa has a spitfire and when we where restoring it for him the dash was pretty bad since its just plywood with a strip over it. What we ended up doing was finding a nice piece of walnut and cut it to fit inside so that the grain would match all the way through. it turned out really good.
This video is better than a tv show! Amazing work as always AMMO!!!!
This video is awesome, Larry! What I found particularly cool about it the fact that these guys looked like opposite ends of the spectrum from most of your clients, the smoking cigs, crazy classes. But you seemed to merge with them great and it made for an awesome result! This is just one reason why I will continue to watch for years to come!
Always a good day when Larry posts another video! Amazing work as always and I'm impressed you guys got this done in a day!
Love the Triumph and how it came out! There are some gems in that barn!!😱
Fantastic, a true British classic...well done
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This is my favourite car if all time! My first car was a 1971 Triumph Herald 1200
Awesome video Larry