What's the coolest car you've ever detailed?

radarryan said:
Well then maybe I can help in this department... :D

Aston Martin Vantage Polished & Opti-Coated - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

Here's my Dad's Aston Martin Vantage Roadster that I polished and Opti-Coated.

Here's a taste of the end result. I didn't take that many pictures, but just click on the write-up thread (sorry :( before I joined this BETTER forum) for the rest!

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And, of course, the obligatory shot of my Dad checking MY work lol

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Extremely jealous! I've always loved Aston Martin's.
 
1966 275 GTB 6 carb full alloy. For some reason they have skyrocketed in values. There were only around 25 built. Drove it from Dayton to Cincy for this show and back. Dream come true.
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Concours.John said:
1966 275 GTB 6 carb full alloy. For some reason they have skyrocketed in values. There were only around 25 built. Drove it from Dayton to Cincy for this show and back. Dream come true.
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Now I gotta go get a new keyboard

just drooled all over mine :mad:
 
Thanks guys. One thing that needs to be said. There are many great cars posted. I have been fortunate to work on and drive these cars for many years.

For those aspiring to work in the high end market:
One thing that helped get me there was I never knew of Internet write ups and such. I never was compelled to compete in that way. I was always focusing on the job and being honest about what I thought the outcome would be.

Trust can gain more work than ego or resume hands down.

The way I keep grounded is by forgetting about sharing/internet write ups and focusing on what's in front of me. After is the time to compose a write up to share. I love seeing others work and process as we are always learning from each other.
 
Back when I worked for a dealer we had a repo account with a local credit union. We got in a 95 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta. Turns out the original owner was Nicholas Cage in 95. We sent it over to the Ferrari dealer for some much needed work. Then I worked my magic. Never took a pic. It was a nice deep maroon/ reddish color. Looked great.
 
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