What’s the dirtiest car you’ve ever cleaned? Perhaps a junkyard slag you’ve hauled out of your local spot needed some shining up, or maybe your daily driver was being neglected and needed a proper detail. What about a car that’s been left to sit in the woods, what would that look like? Larry Kosilla from Ammo NYC has found out because he just detailed a 1994 Eagle Talon that’s spent the last ten years tucked away in the trees.
The owner has relocated to the Caribbean and wants to export this car down to the islands so that it may once again be properly enjoyed. To start the process, the car needs to be extricated, cleaned, and then repaired. Larry’s in charge of the first two parts, and he sets in for one hell of a job.
http://hooniverse.info/2018/08/15/the-ammo-nyc-frothe-is-my-new-favorite-car-washing-tool/
It’s a job that includes the removal of many critters, both living and deceased, and a decade of mold and grime accumulation. The finished product is remarkable, and it shows that Kosilla is a true expert of his craft.
Larry Kosilla details his dirtiest car yetA 1994 Eagle Talon… that's spent 10 years in the woods
By Jeff Glucker
Oct 17, 2018
By Jeff Glucker
Jeff Glucker is the co-founder and Executive Editor of Hooniverse.com. He’s often seen getting passed as he hustles a 1991 Mitsubishi Montero up the 405 Freeway. IG: @HooniverseJeff
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That’s nasty.
One time when I was home on summer break from college, we had a family friend stash his neglected S-10 pickup in our driveway for a while, and having no real hobbies at the time and a couple of days to kill, I decided to give it the full detail treatment even though he hadn’t cleaned a thing in the five years he had it.
It wasn’t abandoned, so there weren’t any vermin to deal with, but taking a vehicle from neglected grossness to showroom clean (or as good as is possible in a used S-10) is an intrinsically satisfying experience, at least for me.