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Moldy Rolls Royce Phantom is GUTTED: Evaluating Interior Condition & The Long Road Ahead...

What happens here

The Rolls Royce is moved indoors into the shop, which is still being set up and decorated with car-related memorabilia. The video shifts to a discussion of the overall restoration strategy for the Rolls Royce interior, emphasizing the need to completely strip down and re-cover all components due to water damage and mold. They highlight the priority of first re-covering the A, B, and C pillars, and the headliner, as these contribute significantly to the overall interior aesthetic. They also show the blue Cadillac Escalade with its engine bay cleaned, and mention their plan to install a custom engine (over 1000hp) in the Rolls Royce. The creators encourage viewer interaction and advice on upholstery techniques.

Goal: Outline the plan for Rolls Royce interior and engine modifications, and engage the audience for expert advice.

Tools and materials

  • Cadillac Escalade Cadillac — Secondary project vehicle, Ozonator machine Unknown

What they say

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does have mold underneath the leather we got the car inside now it's not fully torn apart yet so you can see the dash is still in there but it's a lot better than it was and we did some more decorating in here it's getting better that is a exhaust from a 2002 Kodak car like Talladega car it still has still has rubber stuck to it on that side I should have sh shown it before we put it up there but I guess we can talk more about it later oh yeah we got our our Press Room here this is where we're going to do our final explanation hold on a minute so I think we're both a little disappointed that we didn't get more actual progress done as quickly as we wanted but we learned a lot about the situation that we are facing now and we got to figure out what we need to get to do this stuff right like what what yeah we're just like a lot of research being done to make sure it's done the right way yeah cuz we can't just clean it and throw it back in there cuz like you just saw there's foam with molding underneath it'll be a freaking problem forever if it's like that it has to get completely stripped down to the plastic and recovered which we want to do ourselves so you have any good links or info as to what kind of sewing machine to get if there's like certain kinds of glue where to you know the foam any of that stuff we need to figure that out so we're open to learn anything not every video has to be a blockbuster of look at all this stuff we got done cuz that's not real the some of them are going to be like that other ones aren't you're a part of this process if you're watching this in the most authentic way possible share the wins and share the losses that's that's how it goes here and I don't want to lose sight of that even though it feels weird to post videos where we don't necessarily kill it every time it's just impossible to absolutely not it out of the park every time because we're humans and we can't accomplish as much as yeah yeah it just can't do it this is how we survive so we can't spend a month on one video or you know the rent doesn't get paid we have to keep it going and keeping it going keeps things going cuz if we don't do stuff then we can't get stuff to do more stuff it's a vicious cycle and it is really hard sometimes but to summarize our plan of attack moving forward with these pieces of the car is we're going to prioritize the stuff that goes on the roof first because um that's what makes it look like full interior we could redo carpet if we need…

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