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

  1. For everyone worried about the safety of the guys at Proformance. Everyone that works at the shop wears respirators and goggles. They all were excited to be featured in an Ammo video, and wanted their faces shown. Thank you for worrying, but we definitely work safe.
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  2. This video is the sole reason I only buy AMMO products. The level of detail and passion to make your products better and better for us is unmatchable. Thanks Larry!
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  3. Larry the type of dude to clay bar his wife and kids before letting them get in the car
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  4. With the Blue Cord (Infantry Cord) and the mention of the deployment I would guess the sleep log is because he is struggling with anxiety or PTSD. Check in on him every once in a while and find out how he is doing. A friend like that can make all the difference in the world.
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  5. Larry and Humble mechanic should launch a new age Wheeler Dealers show. Larry does the restoration, Humble does the mechanical work
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  6. Just put an AMMO sticker over it.
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  7. Mario is my kind of peoples. Lots of knowledge on the subject and likes to do things properly. It's really nice when you find a shop to work on your car where the people have that sort of mentality.
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  8. You’re attention to detail is incredible you’re definitely the best detailer on yt
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  9. THIS is the kind of quality video YouTube should put on "trending". A great, feel-good, well produced video. Super nice work, AMMO NYC! 💙
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  10. Dude, the way you get people to light up like when they were kids is 100% of the reason I watch this channel. That payoff must be absolutely intoxicating.
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  11. Larry I remember a couple years ago there were others criticizing you for only detailing high end cars, claiming it was too easy. I'm glad you're taking on these kind of cars to prove them wrong.
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  12. Now that's a professional install!
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  13. Larry driving his cars year round, and taking meticulous care of every component despite how busy he’s been is the reason I still watch every video after more than 10 years
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  14. WARNING: LONG POST AND FOR A DARN GOOD REASON: WHAAAAAAATTT???? That was my father in laws Truck who gave it to my wife not long before he died! I took the Grey Hound bus to St. Petersburg FL to get that truck and drove it back up to Greensboro, NC where we lived. We had that truck until we were forced to sell it in Murfreesboro, NC! WOW!!!!!! I am blown away!!!!!! Can't wait until my wife sees this video!!!! We sold it around 2011 when we had to move to Colorado looking for work. We are now in Missouri near St. Louis. What a shock to see this truck! My Father in Law, Edward F. Silvia (1941-2009) , an Army Sargent retired, had this work done on this truck. He bought it new and slowly did all this mural and glass etching of eagles. He drove it to Rhode Island and back to St. Petersburg every year for many years. He also wired up a lot of stuff (CB radio, running lights, fog lights, extra tail lights, running board lights, etc) and got to the point where we couldn't run the truck anymore due to such heavy rewiring of lights and radios and other things (as you noticed). So we were forced to sell it seeing we had to leave the state and couldn't afford to rebuild it. When my daughter was 3, she started calling it "Trucky". Sad to see it go, but glad to see "Trucky" is still out there and someone rewired it and brought it back to life!!!! Ed Silvia would be pleased. Where you see the vertical rust next to the door is where a lighted assist handle was put on (both sides). One of the many electrical add-on's Ed put on the truck. Also missing are the five teardrop shaped running lights over the windshield. Those rainguards were on when we got the truck. BTW, all that sticky substance was hard to clean, it was very dirty when we got the truck! Also missing, spare wheel cover with airbrushed Eagle. (We may still have that in storage). Also missing, eagle painted rug and hood liner, not sure where those are. Now I'll have to be honest here, I do not remember the hand drawn ram on the back of the driver seat! Maybe my wife (Gwin) does. The rear bumper showing spots and holes where lighting used to be (14:10), were lighted when we sold it. Apparently a lot has been removed to resolve wiring issues. Also missing is the huge chrome grill guard on the front (probably stolen when it was sitting). We may have pictures somewhere of the truck in its full glory before all these things were removed and it was still running good, if so, I'll post them here for you (it will be a while, not sure where they are). Yes, I remember the broken rain guard on the passenger side, which is why we didn't reinstall them. That is not its first trip to car shows. This truck won many awards over the years Ed Silvia had the truck (I saw the awards at his house in Florida). The new owner said he bought it for $600, which is about right, we had a huge yard sale. Like I wrote, we had to move out of town and had to sell it. It was an honor to see it done like this and it was the first vehicle in your new studio! Edward Silvia would have been pleased. Oh...an overhead carpeted box inside the cab with more wiring and where the CB Radio lived, that is missing too. UPDATE: Wife and daughter saw it, got really emotional! The reason I don't remember the hand drawn Rams on the seats is because we had those "indian weave" seat covers. The Truck was sold to someone else first, then they left it sit to rot, NOT US!
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  15. Loving these rescues, Larry!
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  16. Imagine the amount of footage, digestion of timeline and execution, editing...putting 12 months of construction into a 46 minute chronological narration that's easily understood by viewers...loaded with detail, sufficiently yet effortlessly explain all the obstacles...This journey deserves the admiration.
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  17. The E39 M5 is a literal dream car of mine and you turned that particular car into the cleanest example on the road - hands down. Nicely done!!
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  18. This might be my favorite video you have ever done. Thank you so much for sharing it with everyone!
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  19. what a satisfying vid. not only cleaning up the car, but seeing it fire right up, do a smoky burnout, and finding the ac even works! thats a proper good barnfind. it makes a huge difference when theyre kept INSIDE.
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  20. I think Larry knows this, but he is making everyone's day better with this upload!!
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  21. You are the man. What a find, moderate restoration and very happy ending to a car that would have otherwise been scrap metal. Congrats.
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  22. The fact that this video is 18 mins long and it only felt like only 2 mins went by just shows how well you make videos! Another stunning car done and I loved hearing about your history with this car! Thanks again for another fantastic video Larry! I hope to be so lucky to make it to your studio someday! - Paul
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  23. No one deserved that car more than that guy. Awesome!
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  24. Really enjoying this type of content. The sense of what value is created gives a sense of anticipation when watching the video
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  25. Congrats I bet this is a dream for you and to detail a New Production car from the BRand it's self!
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  26. You're a rock star Larry. Thanks for another great video. I realize that people can do whatever they want with their money/property, but it's tragic to see a hypercar purchased and then just stored/neglected. Probably left in a garage with 10-20 other incredible cars that rarely move. Oh well, to each his own I guess.
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  27. I need to have quick jacks in my life
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  28. I am a Geochemist with lab experience and I use buckets when soaking bolts in a solution. Larry uses a freakin beaker. My type of nerd.
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  29. i don't even own a car and i have no idea how i ended up here but am learning a lot thanks
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  30. My favorite type of video. Not only does the car look beautiful, but the reaction of the father and son are priceless.
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  31. That knife analogy, is more clear than any of the body work institutes.
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  32. Absolutely insane. Congrats on the find & outstanding work as always Larry!
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  33. If u ever want to see what real passion is, just watch Larry's videos.💯💯💯
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  34. The 50/50 on the hood just after a one step is absolutely insane.
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  35. I wanted to point something out that made me appreciate this video. Yes, the design and build of this dream shop is Amazing! What stood out the most was that owner of the shop knew the names of every worker. From the man installing the compressor shed to the man finishing his wood floors. That is a mark of a great man. Respect.
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  36. Came for the detailing. Stayed for the caterpillar rescue.
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  37. These c63's with the 6.3L V8 will become extremely valuable in the near future, beautiful car
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  38. Still blows my mind how anyone can own something and plain out neglect it. Especially when it’s something like a Ferrari. Boggles my mind. Hopefully the car gets properly taken care. You guys did an outstanding job! 👏🏻
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  39. 2:00 its a Helmholtz resonator, designed so that exhaust sound waves at a certain frequency go into the pipe and destructfully combine eliminating each other. the length of the pipe is in relation to the frequency that you want to eliminate, usually a drone point.
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  40. Larry's face is like a child while the old man is like, "just another day on the job" while never noticing Larry's face light up when the engine turns over.
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  41. Larry, I'd like to thank you. I started watching your videos in high school almost 10 years ago. You gave me the knowledge I needed to be able to support my family and showed me a passion I didn't know I had. Detailing on the side had gotten me thru the pandemic as I am in manufacturing, and a lot of customers don't wanna pay US prices anymore. Half our shop was laid off and the others were on 24 hours a week for about a year. After practicing detailing for 9 years, this year I started my own business. Now I am getting into some collections of cars and meeting people I could have never dreamed of. Mercedes SLS and a numbers matching 67 Vette this weekend, 25+ cars are all in storage containers at a hidden location. Just typing this comment gets me excited to work, and I haven't felt this way in years. Thanks so much, J.
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  42. The button is to disarm the interior sensors for the alarms if you lock your car and are leaving a dog in the back of the car when running into the shops etc .
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  43. If a car has been detailed by Larry, the value doubles in price
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  44. Hey Larry, you probably won't ever see this or really even need to remember this but I have a trick for wire wheel hubcaps. They clean up amazing if you throw them in the dishwasher. I used to do that years ago and no matter how dirty or baked on brake dust, they came out perfectly, clean,and they shined like brand new. Just a little tip and make sure the wife is out of the house...
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  45. Larry I'm so glad you mentioned not using a razor blade on the rear glass because of the defogger strips. I can not tell you how many times I've run into people saying just to save time that's what they use. It's completely cringeworthy conversation.
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  46. Those are Mud dauber wasps aka "dirt daubers". They are a solitary species, are quite docile in nature, and rarely sting. Even though they aren't super aggressive, they can deliver a painful sting and their venom is strong enough to trigger an allergic reaction in some people.
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  47. I have so much respect for you, Larry. You’re a perfectionist. I can’t wait for the GN video
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  48. You could feel the appreciation in this man's face when he saw his baby brought back to life. Another job well done sir...beautiful
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  49. Who else is getting addicted to this channel😂😂 Edit :Guys thank-you for the likes❤️
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  50. 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
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