Hearted Youtube comments on AMMO NYC (@AMMO-NYC) channel.

  1. When doctor S moves his jacket back to put his hands on his hips... Thats internationally recognized as the old man sign language for "Well gosh darn, im impressed..."
    9400
  2. I swear, you could detail a car that’s been on fire and have it come out showroom quality
    4900
  3. One of the few Chanels, which you can watch on the TV and don't notice, that it's on YouTube where normally Vlogs are published with minimal effort. Your videos look like a high quality TV Show!
    4100
  4. The surprise smile on the dad face was so precious and fulfilling
    4000
  5. Not gonna say i cried at the end but i cried at the end. 🥺🥺
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  6. Larry, you're insane to take on this car. 99% of other detailers would not touch this, gotta admire your work!
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  7. THE SECOND, Larry says"I'm still going to drive it..." I shout "MY MAN!!!" My girlfriend walks in to see what's going on... After I explain, she says "THAT is EXACTLY why we love AMMO!"
    3100
  8. The amount of information you’re giving us for free is beyond belief and I am grateful and thankful for that. You could easily keep this to yourself and charge anyone that wants to learn what you know but you don’t. Too awesome and thank you. You have taught me so much as a shade tree detailer.
    3100
  9. We still can’t believe how amazing of a job you did on the 401 ! Thank you so much for everything…. Can’t wait to work with you some time again in the future 👍🏼
    2900
  10. You really need your own tv channel on motortrend network
    2700
  11. Finding an honest person these days that does not take short cuts or ignores the slightest error is 1in a trillion. This guy George is the master
    2600
  12. Larry. I'm really liking these buy-detail-flip for profit videos. Keep them coming. Very cool indeed.
    2500
  13. Can we take a moment to give props to the old man who didn't just keep it in a barn until it flat fell apart into a pile of crap...... Kudos to him for getting this thing into good hands and saved when it needed it, and taking proper care of it while he had it.
    2100
  14. I've said it before and I'll say it again. This is one of the greatest series on YouTube. Keep it up Larry 👊
    2100
  15. Not hard to watch at all, very satisfying actually
    2000
  16. That smile on his face when he saw the car , priceless. Sometimes gratutitude has more worth then money itself
    1900
  17. What an honor for us to be part of this! After going through the car, we found it needs struts/shocks/calipers/tires/brake lines/2 fuel pumps and some major rust repair in the rocker panels....and basically a whole new interior. (Hence the low 1200 offer) It actually took a quick removal/installation of the transmission for replacement of the broken crank sensor bracket. Our plans are to convert it to a street-able track car using the engine/suspension/brake system from our ex-racecar...We're also considering an electric conversion! Either way, this car will be made amazing again by our team!
    1700
  18. Larry, you managed to help Olie while still maintaining his dignity. Very well thought out approach to telling this story, and it's only magnified my respect for you.
    1600
  19. Why is this so satisfying?!
    1600
  20. Larry this is one episode that needs a part 2, would love to see this car after they get it running again.
    1500
  21. This channel is a viable substitute for therapy.
    1500
  22. I worked in Ford parts departments from 1978-1986. The "D9TA" prefix on the muffler part number designates it as a 1979 part. It's quite possible that some change occurred (during the 1978 truck production) to the muffler's design, materials or location of manufacture that required a new part number. Also, I may be wrong on this, but the 1978 and 1979 models had basically the single opening grille but rectangular headlamps came on the 1979 model. Not sure about that. If the truck was built in March then it was probably pretty close to one of the last 1978 models built before producing 1979 models. I remember selling many parts for Ford pickups and this one really takes me back to those days. It's so cool to see one preserved in original form!
    1500
  23. 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 .
    1500
  24. I Am only 15 years old ans just started a car deataling company with my best friend. These videoes helps and inspire us Even more, thank you larry!
    1400
  25. Just for those wondering why it sat for 22 years. The owner originally bought the vehicle in black but when he took it in for an oil change one of the workers at the shop took it for a joy ride and totaled it. After being reimbursed the owner went and bought this one to replace it. However after a few years of driving it, his insurance skyrocketed to $700/month. Back in ~1996 that was just way too much to spend so he decided to let it sit for a bit. However, a bit turned into a lot longer than expected when life took over. Check out the road and track article if you’re interested:
    1400
  26. Lesson of today: Don't store a car in the forest.
    1400
  27. What a humble human being. That man most definitely deserved that vehicle.
    1300
  28. Congratulations! Absolutely stunning, Larry. I am so happy for you.
    1200
  29. With the price of new and used cars today, it's never been a better time to give your current car a fresh, deep clean like this. You'd be surprised how easily you can stave-off the desire for a new ride by keeping your current one nice and clean.
    1200
  30. Wow.. There isn't many people on youtube who provides this kind of indept knowledge for free.. thank your larry!
    1200
  31. From rolling biohazard, to Hunt For Red October movie quotes (“… somethings don’t react well to bullets.”), to an absolutely stunning resurrection of beauty - a brilliant upload, good fun! Keep doing what you do!
    1100
  32. You should definitely make a revisit video once this is completely done!
    1100
  33. The level of detail you show to every car from the $2000 junk cars to the $3 million hyper cars. Just amazing. Definitely a good choice by Koenigsegg trusting you with its cars. Best detailer in the world without a doubt!
    1100
  34. This car means a lot to a lot of people. So glad it's getting love.
    1100
  35. Did you notice the difference between how he washes others cars VS washing his own….zero! He puts in the same commitment. Well deserved!!
    1100
  36. Lots of radar and laser speed measuring equipment is used for “revenue enhancement”, not directly related to traffic safety.
    1100
  37. I'm glad you mentioned "I've been detailing it for a week". I think it's easy for a lot of detailing enthusiasts to overwhelm themselves trying to achieve this over a weekend. It's important to realize that this level of detail takes some serious time! It's not an afternoon project.
    1000
  38. Why people want this to picked up by mainstream TV? Now it is scripted, filmed, produced like he wants. Quality is better or comparable to TV. We can watch it any time. No commercials we cannot avoid. TV would just make it too mainstream, no nerdy details left, put on commercials and would be hosted by a tv-personality who does not care or get this.
    989
  39. Alright, that magician knows his stuff. He either did some digging before meeting you, or he actually has ESPN or whatever.
    967
  40. 12:18 Hahahahaha, "The vehicle would normally go to detail but the owner of this vehicle is a Nutjob and we end up letting him cleaning his own car cause it wont be good enough for him" 😂 What a guy!
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  41. Two things I love about this video: 1. You show a lot of different methods so that people in different situations can all achieve similar results. 2. Despite the channel being called "AMMO NYC", there's barely any product placement. Showed alternative methods without AMMO products and didn't force them onto the video. Way different from Chemical Guys.
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  42. Letting the customer badge it was a great touch and just another reason why you are the best
    900
  43. Should i be crying watching a detailing video?
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  44. I don’t comment often, but I am blown away by the quality of this interior. The attention to detail is incredible and it looks luxurious even by today’s standards. Like you said, they really don’t make them like they used to.
    880
  45. Larry did an amazing job with the Ford GT, the auction starts on Wednesday!
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  46. Shout out to the nice people at that dealership for actually being helpful. Nice to see that.
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  47. That sneaky ”Told you” 😆
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  48. Other detailing pages: “watch me hose down this kinda dirty camry.” Larry: “watch me pull a dinosaur out of the woods and give it life again” Love it Larry! This is the kind of stuff that makes you the best detailing channel on youtube and easily top 5 automotive channels in general in my book.
    845
  49. I absolutely love this. This is the stuff you don’t see anymore. So neat!
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  50. My dad left me his 1978 124 sport spyder when he passed and I love that car dearly. So seeing you bringing back life to this beautiful car fills my heart with joy.
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