Dont forget to like & subscribe! Also, if you live near Cleveland, Ohio and have a car worthy of being filmed (barn find, covered in mold, etc) please reach out to us on Instagram!
Funny how when I hear something hasn't run for 30 years I keep thinking it was parked in the 70s but forget that 1990 was 30 years ago. Us 90s kids are starting to feel old.
It’s great to see you guys taking care of this amazing find! Keep the faith, things WILL always come around. Sometimes the journey just has more valleys than hills.
Just remember that any bad situation doesn’t determine who you are or how you are. It’s how rebound and get back up that does. Enjoy your weekend everyone!!
May is mental health awareness month. It's important to remember that it's ok to not be ok. Nobody can be 100% all the time. Seek out help if you need it. There is no shame. #StopTheStigma
@@raphaelszok8561 it's not always easy to accept that I need medicine but I do it anyway. I don't have to love it. But I want to live my life well, so it's what I do.
A quote that stuck with me and helped me out during tough times was from The Crow, Brandon Lee said: “it can’t rain all the time.” No matter what you might be going through, you are loved, you are worthy, and you’re a success in life.
What an incredible transformation, beautiful car… and a great metaphor for life: you may feel like a neglected dusty barn find today, only to be wheeled out into the light and made to shine tomorrow!
What a wonderful job! It looks new, I was concerned about the mold. As for the comment at the beginning of the video, we all have to wade through the bad stuff from time to time, it makes us appreciate the good things in life more. All you can do is be kind to everyone around you, and courteous to strangers like your mother taught you. It makes life easier to bare for everyone, you can't know what someone else has been through. Thank you for sharing and stay safe.
Help these guys out and subscribe! They put out consistent, high quality videos. I never miss one! You can tell they really enjoy doing their work. Great pride in your details guys!
Discovered you guys last week and am addicted! God bless what not only is a passion but a clear ministry if you don’t realize it. You’re even loving people here through the crazy of COVID, Brent honestly sharing his MH challenges to help and bless others - you guys are good ones and real men! Wish I could support you with detailing our dirty outdoor used and abused SUVs with our kids (no, not 9 but our 4 might as well be!).
Wow. It's mazing that it wasn't trashed and torn up. Did you find a build sheet under or behind the back seat? It's unusual for a '65 Fury I to have 2 tone paint and factory A/C. Did anyone else notice there are no backup lights? They were optional on "lower priced" Furies until I believe 1966. Great clean up job.
Another great video guys. And i was fascinated to spy that this lowly Fury 1 (which was the base model ) had color-keyed seat belts, factory air, and full-sized wheel covers. SURELY someone must have ordered this car, as they're not common options on a Fury 1. Great detail job, and it was a joy to see her come back to life!
I come to these videos for my love of all things car and to learn techniques in cleaning my car, they relax me as I've had bad anxiety and depression so knowing there are epic guys like WD Detailing to help that's cool 😎. Keep up the good work guys, you're the best 👌🏿
the most pristine barn find I have seen in a while. My uncle had this car, in blue (black 1/4 vinyl roof). it must have been perfect when it went in the barn. thank you.
WOW! What a Find! My 65 Plymouth barn find (Belvedere ll) was a far cry from this when I found it. It's very rare to find one in this condition. You guys did a great job with this car. My first time finding your channel. New subscriber.
Awesome job. Car was definitely taken well care of. A first for me, I’ve never seen two window cranks in one door, always seen the vent window open outward not roll down.
That turned out so awesome. Hi from Melbourne, Australia. I love these videos, great way to learn new stuff but take my mind off being in Lockdown no 6. Very relaxing.
Great job, guys! owned a detail/stereo shop back in the 80s and 80s. The equipment has progressed, but the method is the same. Funny, that! BTW, the accelerator pedal is secured by two pods [actually two little screw in to the floor/pop in to the pedal devices - you'd have to see one to get it] at the lower end of the pedal. It just pops off of those pods to gain access to the carpet underneath the pedal; and its protective rubber sheath [designed to keep ladies high heels from rubbing through the carpet]. A little tidbit for the next car of that era, without a suspended pedal, you run across. Most all manufacturers used the same method of securing the pedals, and the pods acted like fulcrums, on which the pedal pivots. Way too much trivia, but there you have it, anyhow. BTW, a little Mother's will make those wheel covers look brand new! They are, after all, aluminum. That Plymouth probably wasn't that clean and protected when it was new. Nice work!
It's incredible the car was in such great shape, except for the filth. But you guys brought it back to life. Like NEW!! Beautiful job!! I had a 65 Sport Fury. Beautiful car! Wish I still had it.
Great job on the car and the video. The focus was on bringing back this jewel from back in the day. Hope the owner gets the motor right so this old girl gets to cruise again. You got a new subscriber too.
Love and Light to all! Life has been very trying for my family this year or last 3 months but our faith and community has kept our heads up. God bless you all!
Love your videos! I’ve been hooked since watching the 1964 black Mercedes 190 get a fresh life. Everyone stay positive. God orders our steps, so there is nothing to fear. There is nothing like watching these cars get a second life. The same goes for us! 🥳🥳🥳
It's nice to see a car like this get a new life. My dad had the coolest blue Chevy Impala a 64. I remember driving around in it. He sold it when I was a teenager in the 80s.
This is one of the most satisfying things... Taking a classic that sat fur decades and bringing it back to life by not only cleaning but getting it running Even if its not a high dollar car it is just a great feeling
When I pulled my fury out my bosses yard then got it cleaned and running with the idea I would do the labor and split the money with boss(my boss owned it) After working on it and experiencing getting a classic running I really wanted the car My boss seen that I wanted more than to make a couple gs. I wanted it fur myself And gave it to me in exchange for basically nothing.... Just sold the other car in the yard (a 37 Ford coupe). And he gave me the fury I couldn't believe it.. And never thought I would want a car that's not that desirable... Foam is falling out the seats. ... Headliner falling down And i
So goddamn comfortable, yeah maybe they are boats, but. If I ever made a car, I’d try reviving the 20s-70s styling. (A bit like the Dodge Challenger, but less modernised)
I had a 92 Buick century from '99 to '12, we'd park at the boat launch and watch the sunset all cuddled up in the front bench seat together. Bucket seats may be safer but they're a lot less romantic thats for sure :)
I thoroughly enjoyed your wash of this 1965 Fury I! The way you folks talk about the on-the-spot decisions you have to make is particulary intriguing. This car was a beauty when it was new; thanks for returning it to that state. Wonderful!
“It’s been sitting in a barn since 1990. We weren’t even born then”. Way to go to make me feel old. 😉 Very nice job on this Fury. I couldn’t believe how well the carpet held up in this old beauty. It looked almost brand new. What a shame they don’t make carpet like this anymore. Actually the whole car was in great condition despite its age. I do appreciate classic cars.
gr8 vid! I am sure teh owner regretted selling it after this detailing. The seats came out beautiful.The floor carpet was is gr8 condition. I love the car .
HI WD DETAILING I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I LOVE THE DETAIL GEEK I AM SUBSCRIBED TO HIM AND I LOVE ALL OF HIS CAR DETAILING VIDEOS!!! I LOVE ALL OF YOUR CAR DETAILING VIDEOS AND I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! THE TRANSFORMATION ON HIS CAR WAS WAS VERY EPIC AND I CAN"T WAIT FOR THE OWNER"S REACTION:) I LOVE HIS CAR:)
Wow, this might be my favorite by you guys, not only the great work that you did , but the fact that this car was so immaculate and still in such great condition ! If I had it I would put in in so many classic car shows, it could win some awards! Beautiful classic!
Awesome job. Really good looking car. They don't make them like that anymore. Also for anyone going through rough times , hang in there. Life can change. It may not happen immediately but you won't always be in the same circumstance you are right now.
Great Video Detail Geek great ol plymouth also depression and struggle is life it is real we all go thru it watching this at my old age helps i did this when i was youngman and yes i miss being able to do it now so i watch you do a great great job
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Hi dude your job is excellent, and you do ur job by heart,
@@kuwaitupdates631 thank you! We love what we do!
FBI used that model in 60s
Thats everyday driving now furious fury now bad ass..🤟🏽🥇
Funny how when I hear something hasn't run for 30 years I keep thinking it was parked in the 70s but forget that 1990 was 30 years ago. Us 90s kids are starting to feel old.
You too? Haha, damn time do flies.
And I'm also
Time is an illusion don’t feel old because of numbers my friend , your only as old as you feel in your head 😃
Poor thing, Imagine how I feel. I was born in the 50s. YIKES !!!!☹️
It’s great to see you guys taking care of this amazing find! Keep the faith, things WILL always come around. Sometimes the journey just has more valleys than hills.
Just remember that any bad situation doesn’t determine who you are or how you are. It’s how rebound and get back up that does. Enjoy your weekend everyone!!
Yes! Love this
Yessir
Thank you man. I'm going through a lot lately, every positive message like this helps
Awesome video homies!
Thanks brother!
Both of your channels are great channels I really enjoy btw.
@@WDDetailing I can imagine getting a ❤️ from you
Beautiful, show more of the car from a finish distance, super work.
love the inside.
WOW!!!!, you guys are nothing short of miracle workers. Amazing job.
Bom trabalho, muito bom!!!
May is mental health awareness month. It's important to remember that it's ok to not be ok. Nobody can be 100% all the time. Seek out help if you need it. There is no shame. #StopTheStigma
This comment is perfect :)
I have been battling it all my life and now i have a great Psychiatrist and Psycologist and the meds work.
@@raphaelszok8561 it's not always easy to accept that I need medicine but I do it anyway. I don't have to love it. But I want to live my life well, so it's what I do.
@@WDDetailing thank you. It's always a journey and being kind to ourselves is most important!
A quote that stuck with me and helped me out during tough times was from The Crow, Brandon Lee said: “it can’t rain all the time.” No matter what you might be going through, you are loved, you are worthy, and you’re a success in life.
One of the best movies ever.
Thank you for doing a barn find a car from my era ..beautiful job guys
Even if it's not running that car is worth a lot. Plymouths heyday of fine automobiles right there. Nice job
What an incredible transformation, beautiful car… and a great metaphor for life: you may feel like a neglected dusty barn find today, only to be wheeled out into the light and made to shine tomorrow!
What a find. Great job guys.
What a wonderful job! It looks new, I was concerned about the mold. As for the comment at the beginning of the video, we all have to wade through the bad stuff from time to time, it makes us appreciate the good things in life more. All you can do is be kind to everyone around you, and courteous to strangers like your mother taught you. It makes life easier to bare for everyone, you can't know what someone else has been through. Thank you for sharing and stay safe.
Help these guys out and subscribe! They put out consistent, high quality videos. I never miss one! You can tell they really enjoy doing their work. Great pride in your details guys!
I like seeing old vintage cars and cars in general detailed it's fascinating.
Discovered you guys last week and am addicted! God bless what not only is a passion but a clear ministry if you don’t realize it. You’re even loving people here through the crazy of COVID, Brent honestly sharing his MH challenges to help and bless others - you guys are good ones and real men! Wish I could support you with detailing our dirty outdoor used and abused SUVs with our kids (no, not 9 but our 4 might as well be!).
Awesome. Love the old Fury's. I particularly like the '66. But really love the '58 model year.
Not often you find a car in this pristine condition! Nice!
Go ahead and watch my detailing videos let me know what you think like.comment.subscribe
Absolutely beautiful! Love that car!
You showed this beauty much love and respect. Great job guys !!!
This is great. It's really nice to see such great condition. It brings back good memories
Love these classic 4 door cars. What you were able to do with this gem is amazing!
Beautiful Car. I like this old vintage look
Many a true word indeed, always a light at the tunnel. Love and prayers to you All.
Wow. It's mazing that it wasn't trashed and torn up. Did you find a build sheet under or behind the back seat? It's unusual for a '65 Fury I to have 2 tone paint and factory A/C. Did anyone else notice there are no backup lights? They were optional on "lower priced" Furies until I believe 1966. Great clean up job.
love what you guys do.
Another great video guys. And i was fascinated to spy that this lowly Fury 1 (which was the base model ) had color-keyed seat belts, factory air, and full-sized wheel covers. SURELY someone must have ordered this car, as they're not common options on a Fury 1. Great detail job, and it was a joy to see her come back to life!
I come to these videos for my love of all things car and to learn techniques in cleaning my car, they relax me as I've had bad anxiety and depression so knowing there are epic guys like WD Detailing to help that's cool 😎. Keep up the good work guys, you're the best 👌🏿
Love watching y’all detail cars 🤩
the most pristine barn find I have seen in a while. My uncle had this car, in blue (black 1/4 vinyl roof). it must have been perfect when it went in the barn. thank you.
Behind every great car is a great enthusiast
WOW! What a Find! My 65 Plymouth barn find (Belvedere ll) was a far cry from this when I found it. It's very rare to find one in this condition. You guys did a great job with this car. My first time finding your channel. New subscriber.
Wowzer! That was really satisfying to watch! Thanks!
Fantastic, it's beautiful again!
Absolutely gorgeous !!!
Outstanding work on an outstanding car !!!!
This awesome I found a 1978 VW camper that sat for 16 years on a dealership these find are precious awesome video.
lovely old car! Beautiful!!!!
Awesome job. Car was definitely taken well care of. A first for me, I’ve never seen two window cranks in one door, always seen the vent window open outward not roll down.
That turned out so awesome. Hi from Melbourne, Australia. I love these videos, great way to learn new stuff but take my mind off being in Lockdown no 6. Very relaxing.
it is absolutely amazing how you brought out the integrity of this car you made it reborn amazing
Beautiful! Enjoyed watching you bring it back! 👍
I love old cars being detiealed.👍
Great job, guys! owned a detail/stereo shop back in the 80s and 80s. The equipment has progressed, but the method is the same. Funny, that! BTW, the accelerator pedal is secured by two pods [actually two little screw in to the floor/pop in to the pedal devices - you'd have to see one to get it] at the lower end of the pedal. It just pops off of those pods to gain access to the carpet underneath the pedal; and its protective rubber sheath [designed to keep ladies high heels from rubbing through the carpet]. A little tidbit for the next car of that era, without a suspended pedal, you run across. Most all manufacturers used the same method of securing the pedals, and the pods acted like fulcrums, on which the pedal pivots. Way too much trivia, but there you have it, anyhow. BTW, a little Mother's will make those wheel covers look brand new! They are, after all, aluminum.
That Plymouth probably wasn't that clean and protected when it was new. Nice work!
what beauty barn find love the car your work guys is fantastic you are the best great job well done
Good job. I really love that old school car.
WOW It Looks GREAT
It's incredible the car was in such great shape, except for the filth. But you guys brought it back to life. Like NEW!!
Beautiful job!!
I had a 65 Sport Fury. Beautiful car! Wish I still had it.
i had a 1966 plymouth fury 2 so this is great to watch its a flashback for me..
Nice job guys! That has to be one of the cleanest nicest original cars from the 60s ive ever seen. Very nice👍
Very clean and solid example of a car of that age.
Nice condition vehicle that was cared for in its life. Great Job!
Great job on the car and the video. The focus was on bringing back this jewel from back in the day. Hope the owner gets the motor right so this old girl gets to cruise again. You got a new subscriber too.
Love and Light to all! Life has been very trying for my family this year or last 3 months but our faith and community has kept our heads up. God bless you all!
WoW. Great job. Nice car. Gives me peace 😊
Good job on the upholstery very original and very good cleaning!
Brilliant beautiful it's my dream car
Beautiful job guys .
I have a 65 Fury II, I pulled out of a barn 5 years ago. I love my 4 door Fury. Nice to see another one saved!
ty, Such a SWEET And Compassionate Greeting. 😇💞🙏
Wow you guys did a great job. It looks new on the inside
Sense it was inside a barn. Good job.
Love this car. Would daily it in a hot minute!
Watching these videos are therapeutic
Love your videos! I’ve been hooked since watching the 1964 black Mercedes 190 get a fresh life. Everyone stay positive. God orders our steps, so there is nothing to fear. There is nothing like watching these cars get a second life. The same goes for us! 🥳🥳🥳
It's nice to see a car like this get a new life. My dad had the coolest blue Chevy Impala a 64. I remember driving around in it. He sold it when I was a teenager in the 80s.
More old cars!! Great Job!
Omg ive always love Fury 1 my Grandfather Had a 65 Fury 2 two door red interior crime shifter and a 318
Great job you guys excellent.
This is one of the most satisfying things... Taking a classic that sat fur decades and bringing it back to life by not only cleaning but getting it running
Even if its not a high dollar car it is just a great feeling
Still feel like I'm driving a million dollar car when I drive it
When I pulled my fury out my bosses yard then got it cleaned and running with the idea I would do the labor and split the money with boss(my boss owned it)
After working on it and experiencing getting a classic running I really wanted the car
My boss seen that I wanted more than to make a couple gs. I wanted it fur myself
And gave it to me in exchange for basically nothing.... Just sold the other car in the yard (a 37 Ford coupe). And he gave me the fury
I couldn't believe it.. And never thought I would want a car that's not that desirable... Foam is falling out the seats. ... Headliner falling down
And i
I miss cars with bench seats front and back
Me too!
So goddamn comfortable, yeah maybe they are boats, but.
If I ever made a car, I’d try reviving the 20s-70s styling. (A bit like the Dodge Challenger, but less modernised)
I had a 92 Buick century from '99 to '12, we'd park at the boat launch and watch the sunset all cuddled up in the front bench seat together. Bucket seats may be safer but they're a lot less romantic thats for sure :)
@@Effedup lol literally a boat launch for a boat car, but that’s still super sweet.
Cool looking car .
Nice seeing old cars coming back to life .
Шикарная машина и в отличном состоянии.
I thoroughly enjoyed your wash of this 1965 Fury I! The way you folks talk about the on-the-spot decisions you have to make is particulary intriguing. This car was a beauty when it was new; thanks for returning it to that state. Wonderful!
Boy oh boy she cleaned up beautifully 😍 hope he gets her back on the road 😄❤️
My God, what a beautiful car!!! Very good condition!! That red roof.... ohhh boy!! S2
Good Work Guys. And a really nice car.
“It’s been sitting in a barn since 1990. We weren’t even born then”. Way to go to make me feel old. 😉 Very nice job on this Fury. I couldn’t believe how well the carpet held up in this old beauty. It looked almost brand new. What a shame they don’t make carpet like this anymore. Actually the whole car was in great condition despite its age. I do appreciate classic cars.
I’m willing to bet since it is a 65 fury 1 that it has te 318 V8 engine. Strong and reliable.
Thanks for thinking about us m8
The old poly 318… a very underrated engine
318 was one of the best small blocks ever made in my opinion !!!
The fury one was the bottom of the plymouth line at the time. Yet, today it is very special car. A true survivor.
gr8 vid! I am sure teh owner regretted selling it after this detailing. The seats came out beautiful.The floor carpet was is gr8 condition. I love the car .
Beautiful job guys. The shine is outstanding. Looks brand new off the showroom floor.
HI WD DETAILING I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND I LOVE THE DETAIL GEEK I AM SUBSCRIBED TO HIM AND I LOVE ALL OF HIS CAR DETAILING VIDEOS!!! I LOVE ALL OF YOUR CAR DETAILING VIDEOS AND I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! THE TRANSFORMATION ON HIS CAR WAS WAS VERY EPIC AND I CAN"T WAIT FOR THE OWNER"S REACTION:) I LOVE HIS CAR:)
Awesome video. Have a great day and stay safe.
i love old american cars… yr friend from saudi arabia
Wow you done nice job on that one love these videos
Amazing job. 👏🏻
Wow, this might be my favorite by you guys, not only the great work that you did , but the fact that this car was so immaculate and still in such great condition ! If I had it I would put in in so many classic car shows, it could win some awards! Beautiful classic!
素晴らしい仕上がりと✨
素晴らしい個体ですね👍
from Japan🙌
Awesome job. Really good looking car. They don't make them like that anymore. Also for anyone going through rough times , hang in there. Life can change. It may not happen immediately but you won't always be in the same circumstance you are right now.
318 Polysphere engine in that 65! Good motor that has quite a bit of upgrade potential. Nice job guys!
After reviewing current video's your attention to detail is incredible.
Well I was alive when that car hit the market. Sure would take it over the car of today. 🦁
Nice work...detailing is hard work...but the results say it all
MAGNIFICO
Thanks Again Guys , car came out way better than expected .
Couldn't agree more! Thank you!
Great Video Detail Geek great ol plymouth also depression and struggle is life it is real we all go thru it watching this at my old age helps i did this when i was youngman and yes i miss being able to do it now so i watch you do a great great job