MOST DISGUSTING CAR EVER! First Wash in 27 Years on Gross Lincoln Continental Surprise Reveal

Oh man, I've never thought that I would be shedding tears watching a car detailing video. It's amazing how well you tell these stories, not only providing valuable informations about the technics you use, but also giving us all this context, interesting anecdotes, with even going to the extent of asking the family for the old photographs etc. This coupled with your extraordinary attention to details and wonderfully balanced editing really sets you apart from any other detailing channel out there. I wish all the best for you and for the Zlotnick family! Greetings from Poland

I restored 6 of these suicide door Lincolns. You have to be impressed by the quality of the build. The sticker " danger " is owner added, as is the Continental star on the front fender side ahead of the wheel. If the leather hasn't dried out you can simply redye it using SEM aerosol leather and vinyl dyes - a permanent solution. The automatic headlight dimmer mounted on the dash was sometimes called " The Magic Eye " If this car is going back into daily use, the VERY first thing to do is convert the single brake master cylinder to dual. Immediately if not sooner. These cars weigh 6000 lbs.

wow its like a reality TV show. love these kind of " feel good " episodes. I love the entertainment value of this, the editing, music , timelapsing when needed, and more than everything the sincerity in your presentation . love it.

Larry, while yes, we admire your expertise in all that is car detailing, it is because of jobs like this that we love you. And not just taking on restoration jobs like this, but putting forth the time and effort to uploading the finest of edits. THANK YOU from your audience and fans.

Watching the interior change colors was mind blowing, I’m glad this continental got a second chance at life

Glad to see you wearing proper PPE while dealing with the mouse refuse. It's truly a biohazard, with potential to cause hantavirus.

I love the "barn finds". On the one hand, it's a shame that such beautiful cars just stood around for a long time, on the other hand, it's always nice to see the stories behind a car.

The sentimental value makes these sort of videos a "must watch". Great work Larry!! 👊🏻

I had an Australian Shepard just like Annie… smart as a whip, great dog!

It's the videos like these that make me wish I could hang out with Larry for a day. So awesome to see the family come together like this from a past memory and seeing you give them that back is awesome. Thanks again for sharing another amazing video!

Lovely video as always Larry, they all just sound like great guys and the car is absolutely gorgeous. American cars of the 60s/70s and Malaise eras are absolutely gorgeous and as a Brit I'm jealous we never got them here!

Just finished watching F1🤯 I need this video to help me relax

The date of manufacture is 11/26/62 but the car's got front/rear seats from a '64. The 'Danger' sticker was applied by some previous owner and not factory. Would love to see it running and driving.

I get such a kick out of watching these detailing restoration videos of yours and the Lincoln was no exception. Hopefully there’s a video in the works for that nasty 928S that’s shown a the end.

I love that Larry gets hands on and involved, helping people to even access their cars when it's a difficult situation. He doesn't just sit back with a "not my problem" attitude. You deserve your success sir.

I don't know what I'd do without my momma. She's my best friend. And I can't imagine my life without her

Its always interesting to see these old gems cleaned up, but is it possible to follow up the process further? i.e when they go to the mechanic etc?

Love these videos, “first wash in xx years” is always a huge understatement. I love how you are there every part of the way and share as much - if not more - enthusiasm as the owners, you really are re motivating people to restore the forgotten things what we’re previously a huge part in someone’s life. I find myself teary eyed after a lot of your videos.

The story of their beautiful mom passing in 1995 got this 60 yr old war veteran shedding tears. I also met my beautiful GF around that time, and I realised we could have had kids your age now. You are wonderful boys to do that for your Dad, and he clearly raised you 3 very well.

That danger label was added for sure. Manufacturers didn’t do that until the late 70s. The public was expected to use common sense…. Obviously now a days that’s not the case.😂