Dirtiest Car Ever! First Wash in 20 Years Lost Pontiac Trans Am Rare 455 HO
This has been one of my pet-preservation-projects over the past few months. I wanted to create what I feel would be a fun "TV show for KZhead". This was shot over 9 days, 1200+ individual clips, and obviously a ton of car detailing disaster work. For whatever reason, the idea of rescuing or "preserving" a car for someone else to enjoy and rebuild is incredible satisfying. Anyhow, this is actually one of the dirtiest cars I've ever worked on which created a few interesting paint washing problems. The paint was so rough from sun exposure that the dirt was incredibly challenging to clean or remove from the surface of the paint. Likewise, Joe told me later that he has a few extra body panels in his garage that he and Buddy can use for the rust repair stage of the restoration. This was definitely the first wash in 20 years, but well worth the effort. Hope everyone enjoys! -Larry
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i’m 17 working on a 1975 trans am too with my dad. Sadly he passed away about a month ago to suicide. Ever since, i promised him i’d finish the car. Not a lot is finished but watching this motivates me to never give up on it. Thank you so much
It’s tough to lose someone so close at 17 I can’t even imagine what you’re going through. Hope you’re doing well man. You’ll always have your dad with you when you’re cruising around in her every summer
Sorry for your loss bro. I know how it is. My Dad passed away 4 years ago. I think about him everyday.just keep your head up bud
So sorry to hear about your dad and the loss you are going through. May you find peace and also find joy in restoring that trans am for you and your dad. I hope and pray you have people in your life that you can talk to. Keep your head up and you will get through this.
@@PeteHSM I might be losing my dad at the age of 12 I can’t think what I would do without him I promised myself I would finish our old golf the family car
Ik how it feels I lost my friend to suicide all because of a girl he was the only person I could talk to
Saving old Pontiacs is always worth it 🤙🏻
Yeah! Reminds me of this one guy on KZhead, there's this Fiero you see, and ... Wait a minute.
Do a trans am next?
Ay, bro, I really appreciate your work man
It is a trans am definitely save it way worth it it's a 455 car too
Yeah and making videos about them is even cooler ... RONALD POST SUM lol
At this point I’m left wondering, how does this guy doesn’t have Netflix or Discovery Channel show? The content on this channel is so good.
The answer: The content is good because he is not restricted to their rules, their producers, their choices, their customer preferences. Larry’s engaging content, is as a result of his engaging persona
i want the world to know about you Dr Astrol Goodest for the great work you have done for me i know i was not suppose to say this here i plead, Dr Astrol Goodest is a great man who helped me got back my lover in just 24 hours after me doing what he asked me to do,am sorry Dr Astrol Goodest i onced doubted you i never knew you were this real Dr Astrol Goodest i don't have much to say but a very big thank you from my heart i promise to be loyal to you,and for you reading me now if you need his help too worry no more your solution has come i will advise you also to contact Dr Astrol Goodest via his email [drastrolgoodest@gmail.com] or via his cell phone contact Whatsapp hm +2349135520987 will help you too and promise to thank me later,STAY SAFE AND STAY CLEAN j0
that would be an awful idea youtube is way more popular than those channels now anyway youtube has easily taken over and its not even close
@@televisionhighlights8730 yea what I was going to say.
Why does anyone watch TV anymore? TV is full of lies
No way was this car crusher material, Thousands of us would never see this gem as unworthy for restoration.
It looks like junk to me
Those that think this car is junk, knows NOTHING about cars.
@@robgom777 my uncle and his friends had one. My homies' dad has one now that running and he WILL NOT SELL IT..LOL
Nah, that’s the new cars today, “they all look like electric shavers”
I agree with you wooley. A 455 4sp ac trans am will only go up in value.
I think Larry knows this, but he is making everyone's day better with this upload!!
Yes, always looking in my KZhead subbed list for a new vid
Absolutely!
Such trueness!
Yup
Thanks, interestingly, you probably right.......kind of wish we had worked rebuilding , & more on out 77 TA/HURST/ SPECIAL EDITION, ETC. Can be: exceedingly expensive , and more work than realizing...
I have built my detail business off of Larry’s KZhead channel I went from $50 details to 1500+ ur channel has help me out so much really appreciate it Larry
:)
I'm currently building a detail business of my own, thanks to Larry. I started in October of last year. I don't have a stable client base yet, but the customers I do have tell me that I'm the best detailer they have ever had. It's about quality, not just wiping down a car and pushing it out the door in two hours like so many other "detailers".
As a diehard Pontiac fan, and an owner of 4 Pontiacs so far in my 37 years of loving the hobby, this is truly awesome to see. Not only a legendary, rare car gets semi revived, but the bond between father & son is unforgettable! I truly hope they decide to restore it and get it back on the road where it truly belongs. Nice to see the 455 roar back to life!! My favorite Pontiac I had so far was my '70 GTO in Cardinal Red with Black interior. I rebuilt the motor in High School Auto Shop class, and had it buttoned up/finished at a speed shop. Drove it for 3 years, and loved every minute! Pontiac Forever.. Gone but not Forgotten!
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From a DIEHARD Trans Am fan and owner (one of every generation in the current collection) this video made my heart happy. THANK YOU for saving such an amazing TA from the junkyard. We’ve lost too many already.
Larry: "There's no way this can be safely restored without removing all the mold first" Derek from ViceGripGarage: "It's been sitting in the field for last 20 years, and there's a dead possum in the back. We gonna start it and drive 500 miles, and maybe I'll wash it after"
Just a quick tap on the old lightning whirler and a guy might be driving this beauty home.
And that’s fine
I’ve been watching too much KZhead seeing as how I completely understood your references! Ha ha.
she's a real going to town rig.
I can see we all are fans of the same channels lol 🤣🤣🤣🤘🏻
Larry I’m not even exaggerating, this may be the best video you’ve ever produced. I loved this style of editing and the content was great. Can’t wait to see what’s next!!
@Nathan Brokenshire. Maybe I missed something but starting a car which has been sat for 10 years without fresh oil or petrol and checking the ignition system?
I would never want this car crushed. It a piece of history, including the fact it's a 455. It's so sad how people can just remove something from history.
They are ass holes.
My parents' second car was a Camaro with the Corvette style tail lights and the same red paint job. My dad loved the car but was forced to sell it when gas prices went through the ceiling. He once borrowed a friend's Corvette (late 1980s model) and NEARLY decided to get one because it was the fastest car he had ever driven at the time. The Vette put out nearly 300 hp, which was a lot back then.
@@largol33t1 that's so bad ass, I'm not a big Chevy guy. I'm a Pontiac guy so this car is definitely a icon in my heart. But my neighbors had a Camaro for 3 years but they sold it. I loved that car
Buddy has the most New York accent I love it
Such an awesome car, I had a Trans Am back then but not nearly that nice! Great to see this come to life!
I watched this after watching your video on thatching!
@@pj9241 That's too funny. I love Ammo, always good stuff to watch too!
I don't get why a Trans Am 455 isn't worth restoring.....especially a manual. It's not that far gone.
@@FTsingos if it's bad frame or firewall some states would make it a salvage title
Nice job Larry , you have a good soul. You are changing people's lives through these awesome cars. It's nice to see the future generation getting excited about these old classic cars. I see you Larry molding and teaching the next generation of detailers...future YT video..lol ! Keep up the good work .
Yes 🙌
If there will even be manual anymore in the coming years😂
Since you talked about the future generation, I thought you might like to hear. I purchased a 1983 Volkswagen Beetle as a 17 year old last december! :)
Production quality in this one is even better than usual (and that’s a high bar to clear). Thanks as always, Larry.
@@Djuztin nice choice in my early 20's my car of choice (my baby) was a 1984 VW Rabbit GTI . Post a pic of your car once you put some AMMO on it . (I'm sure Larry will like it.) Any of your friends into older cars too ? I wonder if there are many kids out there who like the older cars from the 70s and 80s ?
The difference between just doing a job and being enthusiastic about it.
Saving classics is always worth it. I'm building an aftermarket parts factory in southern Bogotá Colombia to eventually provide new replacement parts for nearly everything ever made from the 1930s to the 2000s.
Good make body parts for 58 Chevys
Buddy worked on my Cutlass about 20 years ago, he was great to work with back then and I'm happy to see that he's still the same guy he used to be.
Hearing this makes me happy 👍
I was watching this and I realized the guy looked really familiar... then I realized it was Buddy!!! He still has the shop on Barnett Ave!
lol, small world
it kinda seems like larry has more passion for this car than the owner does. a true car guy.
honestly looks like that
Unfortunately yeah...but it probably has more to do with knowing it'll cost a lot of money and time to fix it and probably doesn't want to get into a project at the moment.
i mean yeah, the guy said he bought it only cause it was of his friend
Who else finds these cleaning videos extremely satisfying? Lol
That is the only reason I watch these
Really enjoyed this one (especially as a father). Would love to see Joe and son start a KZhead channel when they get to the restoration. And Larry, you continue to reinforce what a good person I think you are. So happy the channel is having success!
Nurse from nyc here! Your videos are so therapeutic and I always look forward to watching them just to get down time. Thanks for the pure content and just being an amazing human!
Thank you for your service.
@@glb5053 Do you ever thank customer service reps for their service? Lol.
Right, because that line of work is comparable.
@@nckhed I know it’s a bit obnoxious, right? Maybe we all should announce our job title before every comment 😂
This is what puts Larry above the rest: going the extra mile not just with detailing cars, but detailing life lessons. Looking forward to finding a project to work with my son once he gets older that’ll last us years.
Exactly. And it's something he seems to do frequently and not just rarely. I love to support people like Larry who go above and beyond.
Larry, you are such a kind person. Videos like these always get me. It's not just a car.
Well that was so good, I’d love to see the transformation down the road as they restore it. A nice follow up video for the future. You really put some heart and soul into this one.
I'm 22years old and my dad restored a 1966 mustang by himself. I was inspired to do the same and now we bought a 1980 trans am pacecar so now I'll be able to help and make one of my dreams come true. Thanks Larry I always watch your videos so I can learn more.
Always loved those pace cars.......congrats and good luck on the restoration
If someone says crush/burn it. Then they don't have a life. Tgis is a true classic American muscle. It is so worth restoring to it's former glory.
Thank you for helping out regular folks who dream of restoring classics. It’s been a very rough year for many Americans and restoring a car is even harder now than before because so many people lost jobs, money, and loved ones. Currently my dad and I are getting ready to replace the engine in our project car and we’re very excited as we’ve had the car for 3 years and we haven’t really been able to drop money in it
I am life long Pontiac lover. You found a rare and very desireable "HO" High Output 455?! There is no way this should of been thought of as crusher material. This car was one of the few Heavy Breather Pontiacs that was produced at the tail end of the Muscle Car era! The "HO" had bigger valves in the heads and a longer stroke engine than the standard 400 cube engine. The idea behind it was to try and recapture proformance that was lost from just a few years earlier (peaked in 1970) due to lower compression ratios that helped smog but killed proformance. That HO is a "Holy Grail" rare Pontiac that has incredible potential. Some exhaust work, a big cam, etc. and this car was hard to beat! I love it!
I could only imagine how much Larry was yelling at himself on the inside while bushing the exterior lol
I swear every car community has a "Buddy" (the guy that got the car going) and those guys are absolutely priceless to have around with their personality and knowledge. Car came out fantastic. Here's to seeing it get fully restored.
Wow! Great project for a father and son to do together. It will be fun...and expensive, but the time spent together doing this will be priceless! Enjoy every minute guys!
I'm working on a 1975 Firebird Formula 400. So awesome to see classic Pontaic Firebirds still around and being restored.
As a Dad, you didn't need to explain any of it. I knew right away, this was a project to spend time with his son and the next generation. Time is so fleeting. Loved this episode. I love the attention to detail and you already knowing what buttons to push. A classic car saved and hopefully many memories for Joe and his son.
I'm not in the industry. I dont even clean or wash my own car. But these videos are my favorite thing on youtube. Never stop!
That car is literally a gold nugget. Very valuable amongst car enthusiasts of Pontiac and the trans am
No explanation needed .....anyone that’s cleaned a barn find knows what you dealt with. Nice work.
In new york
This was a fantastic watch! I've been subscribed to your channel for a while, and your production quality and storytelling is improving with every single video. Some amazing stuff!
Much appreciated!
I just received news that I have school until May 21st and exams the month after but seeing this in my subscription box cheered me up
Car is worth saving. Very rare. But a father and son bond. Is priceless.
The integrity of the explanation due to the condition of the vehicle is refreshing.
so worth it to keep this old beauty going. Shame she is so damn rusty. PLEASE do a follow up when these guys get their act together and do the resto. Brilliant Larry. Thanks man.
My weekly dose of car therapy is here!!!
That is the most realistic episode yet! Go to the dollar store, get dish soap, tape, zip-ties, glue, trash bags, spray paint and get to work! Maybe some gloves too lol
Wonderful episode, real fun for any true car guy. Seeing the car’s possibilities was a great goal. The father son connection was a fortuitous benefit. I can see them getting it running and just taking it out for a ride.
That kid will always be indebted to you, Larry! You gave his dream car a new lease on life!
You are one in a million Larry, the way you go above and beyond just amazes me and makes me love everything you do
My first car was a 1975 Trans Am. Watching this detail brings back some great memories. Thanks for a great channel!
i really admire this kind of restoration, even though it looks like hopeless you didn’t hesitate on doing it, and that’s what you called “passion”.
I did the same with my grand father’s gilera motorcycle, it’s a sentimental value. So, after 35 years under sun, rain, and snow it was a peace of rust. Now it’s like new. And seeing mr 91 yo grandpa crying, seeing it for the first time after the restoration it’s priceless.
Just to see your granddad smile and tear from happiness is priceless. Good for you Andrew I'm sure he's very proud of you.
@@erickouniakis5722 thanks a lot! Yes he was very happy. That moment worth all the money spent in the project.
@@sensodyne80 I'm sure it was !!! Your lucky being able to have that memory !! I rented a gilera 50cc the first time i went to greece in 1983 lol.
So cool Larry. It’s amazing the little things that the detailer can do to inspire the owners. So heartwarming man!
Anyone who would say "crush it" is ignorant. Y'all did a great job!
I dunno why but out of all the restorations, this one brought me to absolute tears. Great job Larry!
Wow. If only every antique vehicle owner had this done right after they salvaged it, they might just have the motivation to keep going with the project.
OHHHH MAN! I love these videos! Pizza rolls and a “no wash in 20 years” video...perfect!
Hey, I'm a 15 year-old kid in az. I own a 1974 Pontiac formula 455 ram air, its been sitting in storage for 10+ years and its amazing to see such a beautiful car be redone, i love your videos and just seeing this video made my day. I love it and soon hope to make mine that way.
You are one of the greatest guy I ever met in a video with a great heart to motivate these old folks to restore this car I have seen worth bless you my brother God is watching over you guys.
Good on you for helping save this rare classic TA.
Larry, hello from Russia! We wish you success!
As a ta owner and lover for over 30 years...this was an amazing transformation just to get it to its look now...👍👏🤜🤛
I love this, You take something most people would would replace rather than restore, like the door panels and scrb the dirt off with the orbital. Just to make sure the inspiration is there for a young guy to get hooked and be a car guy for life! Excellent work love the content and the studio!
thank you 4 saving this classic ✊
It’s really all about the story and how a car makes you feel than what it’s worth or what other people think of it. Too many people use cars as a means to flex wealth or to try to impress others
That's what brings the magic to classic cars. Every one of them has a story that multitudes of people have been involved in. Just because you can stick your foot through the floor of an old Le Mans doesn't mean its ready to end it's story.
Thats called being a professional!!!! Giving hope to our clients for their cars!!! Keep up the good work!!!
3:41 Anybody else like how the leaves start rolling off the car, to reveal such a beauty? 😌👍
As always TV quality video Larry! Well done! I hope to meet you someday and say thanks for all you've done for the automotive community!
Awesome Vid! Nice to see people that care about cars and sharing it with the world!
You're so early that you only watched a few seconds of it. Shush
@@tatertotgaming863 ooof 😂
@@tatertotgaming863 Lmao
You completly nailed the most important point of detailing... make peopple happy with their vehicules again.
I love seeing ppl preserve cars like this. Too rare to crush. Glad to see it done!
As a car lover these videos are such a delight to watch. The future generations can learn a lot, about how to preserve, protect, and lastly love your car. Love from India
Cool channel, Bro! One of my Subscribers helped me find your channel. I am a newbie at Car detailing and I hope to learn a lot from your channel. ⭐️
What's up Jason? You'll thrive in this field especially with detailing/shining. Didn't expect I'd you see here. Shinatown!
i want the world to know about you Dr Astrol Goodest for the great work you have done for me i know i was not suppose to say this here i plead, Dr Astrol Goodest is a great man who helped me got back my lover in just 24 hours after me doing what he asked me to do,am sorry Dr Astrol Goodest i onced doubted you i never knew you were this real Dr Astrol Goodest i don't have much to say but a very big thank you from my heart i promise to be loyal to you,and for you reading me now if you need his help too worry no more your solution has come i will advise you also to contact Dr Astrol Goodest via his email [drastrolgoodest@gmail.com] or via his cell phone contact Whatsapp hm +2349135520987 will help you too and promise to thank me later,STAY SAFE AND STAY CLEAN j0
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Hopw your doing good!
Larry you are awesome. That’s how you know you have passion for cars. Great work, inspiring !!!
Love your recent videos including all the "regular" good folks of the world. Great job as always! This video is what being a car guy is all about.
Some people save cars that are in worse condition, so if you don't understand this one - you won't realise what love we have for cars
I'd love to see a revisit of this car in a year's time, see how they got on!
These videos are awesome. Love the transformation and the attention to detail and the love for cars.
Such a beautiful car glad to see people still trying to bring old cars back to life
You're a freaking wizard, man.
Larry if you keep in touch with these guys I'd love to see updates on the restoration and maybe a full detail video when they get done with it
Love that he restores any condition of vehicle He doesn't just stick with new and crazy cars
ive got a 74 firebird, v6 passed down to me, watching this video inspires me to do something with it. great work
Around 2004, I was at an auto parts store in Jersey along route 10, near Whippany where I worked at the time. There was pristine 1972? With an SD 455. The owner was a retired pilot. He had factory spec'd the car in order to prepare for the gumball rally, which ended up being canceled due to the gas crisis. Route 80 was still being built out, and he and his buddies would due speed and gas consumption trials on it, before it was completed. There is nothing like getting an automotive history lesson from the people that lived it. Great job Larry. Give us an update if you can, as I am a fellow Queens car guy. Thanks!
Hey I live very close to the area you are describing. Which auto parts store was it?
@@speedier6307 was probably the Pep Boys on 46. He was definitely local to the area, and I get the feeling he was still hooked into the car scene in some way or another.
@@lewisbeshers1946 oh wow I’m actually from that area. That’s crazy that someone from a comment section is talking about Parsippany/Whippany
Never destroy a Pontiac. They are always worth saving.
Says no one under 50 years of age
Thanks. Time spent with kids is precious and priceless. Incredible, I hope they can restore the Firebird.😊
you not only master at your craft but you also restore love in your many techniques of detailing. Thank you
Freaking love your work, attention to every detail, and cinematography 🤙🤙 You ever think of adding a collapsible wall between the cars on the left and right of the wash bay to cut down on splatter? Also, I frequently notice you using compressed air to clear your pads, wouldn't that also spread all over? Feel like I remember seeing you using a box fan and filter to cut down on that spread too.
Anyone remember when this chanel was called "Drive along" or something like that?
It was “Drive Clean” back in the day.
This is awesome and warming to see a rare 455 saved from a crusher.
The time and materials spent cleaning this car is move valuable then the car. But man it’s nice to see it come back to some sort of life. Great job as always Larry and crew. Cheers
"Its like shooting BB's at a tank" Larry Kosilla - 2020
I think it's 2021.
Doesn’t hurt that Pontiac Trans Am values are skyrocketing
You are correct about that
Probably your best video yet, a story about real people with a people's car. Inperfect, like people are imperfect. Nice.
Love the guy at 10 mins 18, the looks of a man of that age either waiting on bad news of his car at the mechanics or sat in a waiting room awaiting a prostate exam!
I think Larry’s videos are the only videos I like before watching every single time.
Burt Reynolds would be proud of you guys! 🇺🇲 👍
This video gives me the an idea to start the restoration of my 1977 T/A that's been sitting for 25 years. Thanks guys.
Fantastic! No better way to spend time with your kids than In the garage getting dirty and learning new skills and bringing a piece of history back from the brink!!
I don’t have access to water so I’m totally interested in the pro foamer 😳
What? Are you in Texas and they still haven't fixed your pipes or something?
@@joshuamorehead6124 Could be in NY where they have to wear masks in a car by themselves. 🤦♂️
@@joshuamorehead6124 no I’m in Los Angeles California, but I live in an apartment building. So I rely on “waterless washing” or public self car washes. I have a pump sprayer and it makes cleaning a whole car a breeze with only 2 gallons of water surprisingly. But this foam sprayer would be great for lifting the dust easier
What part of LA do you live at bro I have a IK foam pro 12 that I’ve been trying to get rid of
Imagine Larry Kosilla detailing a car that was freshly restored by Car SOS. Now that would be something amazing.
This episode did remind me a lot about Car SOS. Fuzz and Tim don't do restorations. They rescue cars. Literally. They take cherished cars that are in danger of being junked, that have fallen out of care, for various reasons, and bring them back to life, and in doing so give their owners and their viewers a big fat grin. And they often end up saving a bit of automotive history too, as many of the cars are rare.
@@gr1mrea9er82 O yes. Mr. Larry Kosilla and Car SOS: please read this and please do it.
Everything about this vid was perfect Larry's kind Heart his childlike nerdy passion bleeding through as he starts the process the walk through talk through another Ammo masterclass