We've been making detailing YouTube videos for the last four
years,
and I believe all the work that we put into
this channel has culminated in this moment right now with
what's behind me in this garage.
The only thing we can show you today is what's
behind door number one,
but you guys are never going to believe us when
we show you what's behind door #2.
But that's going to come later.
So without further ado, let's show you what's behind door
#1.
Don't wait.
That's a 1988 Cadillac Coupe Deville with
33,000 miles, last plated in
2003. I believe we had to take the plate off
to respect the privacy of the owner.
But wait till you guys see the interior of this
car.
I've already seen it. Mike hasn't seen it yet.
I'm already floored. But what's behind me?
But I'll focus on this.
This Cadillac is sweet. I like coupe Deville's a lot.
My dad used to have a Cadillac when I was
younger,
and I always loved them from that.
But so we can't see too much because we're going
to actually pull this out today and then clean up
this whole area so that we can move some of
the other cars and actually help the owner of these
vehicles replace the garage doors.
So we're going to help clean up this whole entire
place and make sure these cars are stored in a
safer,
more proper place that they absolutely deserve.
First, I need Mike to see the interior of this
Cadillac.
Oh boy,
that's beautiful.
Isn't that amazing? Dude, this is so 80s.
Brad, get in there. Go ahead,
show, show, show everyone.
And this here is beautiful.
It's a time capsule. Those are couches.
The leather is still super soft.
The foam isn't hardened. This garage at one point was
heated.
It was completely walled off.
There was no critters in here,
and time waits for no man and apparently no cars
because it is covered now and it's no longer heated.
This is one of the craziest barn funds we found.
What's behind me? What do you think?
10 times crazier. 20 times crazy.
20 times crazier. This thing only has 30,000 miles too.
Dude, it's a baby. It's a time capsule.
But dude, the interior. Seriously.
I I didn't. I had no idea.
Look at this one. The detail here is beautiful.
Yeah. In order to to gain trust with the owner,
we told him that we would start with this car
first.
Show him the work that we do.
Show him respect. Make sure that he knows that we
are young,
hard working men. And then we'll get the opportunity to
do
what's behind door #2. You guys.
Oh man, I've never been so excited in my life.
I swear I can't sleep at night anymore.
So the first plan of action is to sweep all
this out.
Then we'll move all the items to the left of
the car to make sure we have the space to
drag it out.
We'll pump the tires up and get the sucker out
into the sunlight and get the first look with daylight.
So starting to sweep everything out.
I can say this car hasn't moved in 21 years
and then everything else in the garage hasn't been touched
since the 80s.
I won't say how many other vehicles are in there.
And you did already catch a little glimpse of one
that's in there,
but we don't want to spoil what's coming up.
Just make sure you're subscribed through this channel because the
next few videos are going to be absolutely insane when
you see what we found.
There is nothing else on the Internet like what's in
this garage.
But the owner of the garage who's not in this
video at all,
we want to keep him private,
allowed us to take everything out of it.
And we found mounds and mounds of raccoon feces everywhere,
which was just some foreshadowing for what we would find
later inside the car,
which is not a fun time.
And I mean look at this garage door,
you can tell it has not been moved in a
very long time.
But for the question of the video,
leave your answers in the comments below.
I want you guys to try to guess what else
is in the garage behind door #2.
I'll tell you there's multiple vehicles,
which is going to mean a couple videos from us,
and we believe they're the lowest mileage of those vehicles
in the entire world.
But leave your guesses down below.
Gross, dude. Pick it up,
man. Oh, it's gross. I think this is a raccoon
head dude.
Dude, look at it's tea.
Oh my God, that thing is gnarly.
That's crazy.
Yuck.
Well, we know, I think this is a raccoon.
We know raccoons are here I guess.
And now that the tires pumped up,
we were able to load the Cadillac up into our
trailer,
finish cleaning up this side of the garage and get
back to the shop and take a good look over
it.
All right. So we're back from the farm with the
Cadillac Coupe de Ville and you can obviously see that
that the paint's covered with all this dust and and
garbage and poop from the the garage,
the barn that we pulled it out from.
Being that it's only 33,000 miles,
I we have high hopes that the paint's actually pretty
nice.
And then the dirt basically acted as like a protective
layer against you know,
the critters running up and down the paint and raccoons
and whatnot that were in the garage.
Like I just mentioned all about the raccoons.
We have piles of poop.
We had to use a front end loader to get
the poop out of this,
this garage for the future cars.
So you guys again got to stay tuned to see
how much poop.
If you're not interested in the cars,
A lot of poop. More poop than you've ever seen,
It's true. Anyway, we're going to give this car hopefully
a wheels off detail and if you come down to
the wheels,
I've never actually seen white walls that are split like
this.
I love that styling, but in order to get these
hubcaps off we have to find the key that would
release the lock to allow us to pull off the
centre caps or also make a lot easier to Polish.
The inside of this car is ridiculously beautiful,
it's in such good shape and it's just gorgeous.
What I really like about this car is the burgundy
interior,
matching the burgundy top and the burgundy paint,
and then with the white walls,
the white lines, the white interior.
I just think it's such a cool spec.
It's very 80s. Brent loves burgundy,
by the way. He likes light burgundy.
Brett really wants to wrap his future car
light burgundy. So maybe you'll see that in the future.
Maybe the far, maybe the distant future.
Brent.
All right, let's get this thing open.
That was too smooth. Oh,
man. Whoa, whoa, whoa. That smells like
poop. Jeez, how do you get over there?
You know what's great? Yeah,
actually, that's a very good question.
He must have been like,
yeah, he likes oh, I shut it.
Sorry. So
I was trying to. I
was trying to act out how the raccoon must have
been smashed in there,
taking a dump. They tore this all apart,
dude. They took every single piece of this.
You think the raccoons did that
100%? They did that. They made a nest with it,
dude. They just carefully left all of the plastic for
us.
Actually, no, you're dead on.
Because look, there's not one.
There's not one of these plastic that's gone.
They're all there. They're all that's impossible to do.
That's
crazy. That's impossible to do.
Wow, this is the only remaining piece.
Yeah, holy smokes, that's crazy.
He probably couldn't squeeze up in that area to get
it.
Let's go ahead and get rid of all these turds
and start vacuuming them up.
OK, so after vacuuming up all that raccoon poop and
then taking the wiper blades off,
I figured where there's smoke,
there's probably fire. So we're going to go ahead and
pull this weather stripping off.
Got some more poop? And then I think what we're
going to do is actually remove this
shroud that covers the the blade,
the action of the the wiper blades and
see what's under there. All right,
hang on, hang on. We have some some lines,
it looks like. All right,
There's going to be one.
Oh, man, look at that.
That's gross. See, that's exactly why we need to take
that out.
It's huge.
Yeah. Look at them hoarding all the plastic bags.
They love plastic bags. And apparently this was some of
the fibre from
the heat shield under the hood here.
Oh, yeah, there's a couple more turds in there.
Man, this thing's this thing's a Cadillac Poop Deville,
so it's really important that we actually took this all
apart and cleaned out this area.
This is where the cabin of the Cadillac gets its
air from for its AC or its heat,
typically on cars from the Seventies,
80s and 90s. All the air comes from this general
area,
and a lot of times rodents do get in there
and make nests.
If you find have a barn find,
it's a great idea to check down there because this
can blow some seriously nasty stuff throughout the entire interior.
So
we're going to put power to the car to open
the trunk and hopefully search for that hubcap lock.
But I just wanted to show that the raccoons and
rodents did a number on the housing for the electrical
and thankfully the electrical looks all right.
So also side note, these terminals that go into the
side of the battery,
they're dumb. They're very, very dumb and I hate them.
Anyway, Mike, do you have power?
No,
I
and powerless, no power. As we can see here.
Whatever rodents were in here had fun with these wires
and probably some other wires that we can't see.
This is something also that's very interesting I've never seen
before.
This must be some kind of like little relief valve
on top.
So I don't really know why this would happen where
the pressure would come up and a little bit of
oil would come out.
That's weird. If you guys know why that would happen,
how it would pressurize to come out at the top,
let us know. All right guys,
good work today. Catch in the morning for the wash.
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I've got to get back to work.
Something really cool about this Cadillac is the keys have
a gold coating on there and I'm wondering if it
might actually be like real gold,
like a 24 karat gold
flake on top because it is starting to wear away
either way.
Anyway, we couldn't get power to the car.
I'm not sure if there's something,
a ground that's disconnected or what,
but thankfully we have the trunk key and of course,
the cool sliding Cadillac emblem that reveals the actual
keyhole.
Oh, but it's perfect.
Mike,
dude. Mike. Wait, is it empty?
It's brand new, but all the cans,
all the cans are, are
empty. They popped at some point.
I don't know that this happens.
If you just leave cans in there for long enough,
they'll just end up leaking out eventually.
So all these cans open it.
There we go. Look at that.
It was popped. The top popped open.
Oh wow. So I don't know what happened here then.
It might be like, yeah,
this one's kind of exploded.
Hit your bro with the can.
Yeah,
the air's still in here.
I just popped it. Now
that's crazy. The
the actual aluminium deteriorated here May
19th O3 so 21 years ago.
This was put in the trunk so he probably bought
it,
parked the car, forgot about his awesome Mountain Dew cold
red and this guy right here
and this looks like the special wrench right there.
Sweet. So now we're here to remove the wire wheel
caps.
I'm not going to use this original tool for now.
I'm going to use our little nylon
pride tool to get this off.
I'm want to avoid any damage and
it comes off easy enough.
It should just lock in.
There we go. So nobody can steal your caps because
regular caps just pop right off and anybody could take
them if they want.
Good luck finding this tool nowadays.
Bang. Wow, how beautiful is that?
We have to get all these wheels off and we
have to get this car jacked up in the air
so we could have it on stands.
So when we're cleaning wheels with white walls,
I think the white walls are actually one of the
most fun parts to actually clean.
And what we use here is our pure all-purpose cleaner
and an SOS pad for the white walls and an
iron remover for the rims,
which we are going to be coming out with a
dedicated rim cleaner soon.
But with enough love, you can make these wheels that
haven't been touched in 21 years look brand new.
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And while we're here, we're going to Polish out these
hubcaps too,
to get rid of all the surface rust and make
them shinier before we put them back on the car,
along with polishing the Cadillac symbol and cleaning out the
wheel wells.
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The now we're going to get into the actual wash,
but first we need to go into the engine Bay
and clean back here so we could put a plastic
bag over the intake that goes into the car.
Otherwise a bunch of water's going to go into it
and we do not want that.
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And this clip right here is strictly for all the
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Who all say that I sit behind the camera and
I never actually detail,
I told Mike, hand over the pressure washer.
Let me take care of this trunk.
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There you go. I just give the people what they
want.
But as we clean this part,
watch how beautiful this pain is.
I cannot get over this color
and while we're over here,
we're also going to clean behind the gas door,
which makes me want to ask,
when was the last time you guys cleaned behind your
gas door?
I feel like that's not a frequently cleaned area or
it gets missed a lot.
And do I even have to tell you why we
cleaned the roof last?
While we're here, we're also going to quickly cover the
vinyl in our all-purpose cleaner and then use a brush
to agitate it in and then rinse it all away
to get it into those pores and really get it
clean
all right. So before we wash the engine Bay,
I'm doing even more vacuuming because once this stuff is
wet,
it's impossible to get out.
And while I was digging in there,
I found something. Mike and Brent haven't seen it yet.
No, no, no, no. You look away.
It's a surprise. Definitely a good.
It's corn, dude.
It used to have the knobs.
It's got no juice. It's got no juice.
There is so much crap.
That's it. Used to be even more before I vacuumed
it all between the pulley assembly and the skid plate.
So I think before we go any farther,
we should drop that pan and see what lies beneath.
Dude, I can see all of it from this side
right here.
Aren't they all the poo?
Yeah, it's ready to come out.
Oh,
wowie, that's a lot of poo.
All right, so after we vacuumed out the end of
A,
we figured we would go ahead and check the air
box just to make sure that nothing had crawled in
there.
And to be honest, they did a really good job
in sealing these.
I mean, a lot of cars that we work on,
you know, the top layer of the filter is just
covered.
And not only does this one look pretty clean,
I mean, there's a little bit of stuff in there,
but I wouldn't say anything that's too egregious.
Not bad. You did a pretty good job at sealing
all this up and this filters
pretty clean, so we're going to put all that back
together and wash the engine.
And if you remember us taking them off earlier,
now we can clean these intake and engine shrouds.
The
and lastly before putting down soap,
we're going to wash the undercarriage
paper now
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So we put a battery in the Cadillac,
but unfortunately we're still not getting power.
So I don't know if maybe the raccoon's eighth or
one of the grounds,
but it's not working. So
I was smart enough to purchase something called a power
probe.
I bought this for this very reason when we couldn't
get power to one of the seats.
So we could bypass the actual battery of the car
and hook this power probe up to
external battery. And then what you do is you go
ahead and find the circuit for the seat rail.
In this case, we were having trouble reaching these.
As you can see, I was able to get the
seat to move forward,
but what you do is you connect it,
you connect the ground to one side of the circuit.
And I'm not an electrician so I might be botching
this.
And then you test the other
connections until you find the one
that moves the seat.
Pretty cool. And then when you want to go the
other way you change the connection,
you put it on the other wire and then
touch it the other way and move the seat forward.
So that's pretty cool. That's freaking cool.
Now the reason we needed to do that is so
we could get the seat out and we could vacuum
everything and clean the carpets underneath.
And this carpet's so beautiful.
It's in such good shape,
along with the rest of the interior.
So we're going to extract it now so it has
time to dry.
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And for the rest of the interior,
we're going to be using All-purpose Cleaner with some Magic
Erasers and Soft Bristle brushes,
and that's really the extent of it.
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All right. So in the trunk of the Cadillac,
we saw that Mountain Dew was in there.
I'm kind of concerned if everything kind of spilled out.
So I'm going to remove this really nice Cadillac carpet
thing that they got and this.
Let's see what kind of damage it did.
Hopefully it's not too bad.
You can see all this red staining,
that's from that for sure.
So that's good. I expected this to be a lot
worse.
This is a little bit heavy,
a little bit sticky and growth,
but we'll be able to clean out under here all
this mess and we should be OK
None. So the Cadillac is all prepped for polishing.
But before I start, I want to show the condition
of the paint so we have a bit of oxidation
and then we have some of the etching leftover from
the raccoon poop and and all that dirt and debris
that was left on the car.
But the paint actually in really,
really good shape. Believe it or not the dirt acted
as a protectant and kept this paint in really,
really good condition. And so I did a couple test
spots to see what I was going to need to
do in order to make the paint look nice again.
And I thought I was going to have to compound
a lot of the the vertical or rather the horizontal
facing panels,
the ones that you know all the dirt was sitting
on.
But because it wasn't in the sun,
it wasn't heat cycling a ton.
And this is just a quick light Polish and look
how nice
the paint turned out. So that's definitely going to be
the plan of action.
We're not going to go super crazy on this car
because it doesn't need it.
I'll even show you what the back looks like after.
I mean, look at the difference.
There's a light, light Polish
and we're getting that finished.
So that's going to be the plan of action.
I'm going to do a 5050 on the front hood
and we're going to see the before and after.
One thing I have to mention is we do have
a painted white pinstripe down the whole entire body of
the car.
So I will have to be conscious of this so
that I don't wear that down and we start to
see the red come through the white.
So we're going to be careful in this area particularly,
but I think this is actually going to be a
pretty easy Polish.
And lastly, this car is covered in Chrome,
so we Polish all the metal and dress the tires.
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