History of the LowRider - Early Customs

History of the Lowrider.

http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2006/05/bajito_y_suavec.html

 

I thought you were going away to do sports cars. Waddaya doing back here?

 

Interesting read. Thanks.

 

Firme'

 

Thanks man. That's just what I needed. With all this imigration debate going on it's nice to read things about the positive contributions that ALL people make.

 

As usual.....teriffic....


Mutt

 

That was a great read!

-eddie

 

Awesome read!!! thanks for posting

 

Who could ever leave the HAMB? Racing aside, I still love hot rods. But racing has me in it's grips right now. I check in almost every day.

 

Good read, although it kills me that they referred to the Chevy Fleetline as a "Fleetwood". Beyond that, good reading, and the '46 Fleetline is especially nice looking.

I've always heard that the hydraulics in the X-Sonic were originally fitted with a hand powered Porta-Power style pump between the seats. Anyone know for sure?

 

The pic of that '63 Wildcat is a club member of ours. They got that pic off of the club site.

Nice read by the way.

 

Yeah that's Junior's 'Gato Loco' Buick. Good stuff.

 

Am I dumb or is that Ryan's blog?

 

thanks for the link.

 

My neighbor lady called me last night to let me know that the History channel was doing a program about lowriders and customs. So much for getting any work done last night. Cool!

 

Great read! My 9 year-old saw the pic of X-Sonic, and flipped out...he recognized it, and immediately asked if he could read it with me. Not having too much time with him lately, it was a great few minutes, and it really ignited the spark in both my kid and I!!

 

Wow, bellflowers were named after a street. Pretty cool. I learned something new today.