Ron Aguirre X-Sonic passed away

RIP Ron. You will be missed.

I have loved the X sonic since I was a kid, it always looked like it was ready to blast off! Thanks to Ron for the inspiration to build what I like.

 

Sad. RIP man.

 

R.i.p

 

R.I.P. truly inspirational to many and will always be remembered

 

Sad news.... R.I.P. Ron

 

R.i.p.

 

I knew him and Larry Watson, two amazing guys who paved the way for many dude/gal on here...Ron had a tough fight but at least he's at peace, thanks for everything Mr. X-Sonic!
~M~

 

A true trendsetter,R.I.P.

 

Truly sad news. Rest in peace, Ron

 

Never something I wanna hear. Wish I could've met him! He will be remembered

 

The builder of one of my all time favorite custom car. Truly bummed out to see this.
R.I.P. to an amazing person.

 

Sad to see this! Ron "Mr.X-Sonic" Aguirre was a pioneer of the Hobby and of Hydraulic suspensions never met him but have lots of respect for the man! RIP Ron.

 

Sad to hear another Great Customizer gone, Lowrider's all over the world would not be able to jump/hop without him! He was a true pioneer!

 

RIP Ron...

 

A real gentleman and innovator....surely will miss you Ron, and condolences to the family...

 

I was talking with my Dad & Uncle, and they mentioned Ron was the inventor/creator of the Fix-a-Flat in a can. Along with the financial help of Ed. (of Ed's Burrito Restaurant) Thanks guys & gals!

 

Way ahead of the pack. A sharp mind. Legend.

 

I remember your dad & uncle telling me about the 1st time the saw the car at a show.Everyone was using 2x4's to get over a curb and Ron just raised his car and drove over it.RIP Ron.

 

I think that is just, so cool! The lifts made it easier going up the ramps, less h***le to get up those same planks. Right next door to me, in Rialto, Ca.

 

Godspeed Ron Aguirre...

 

Thanks for putting pictures of Ron's car, I don't know how. Roger

 

GODSPEED Ron

 

RIP Ron.

He had a few posts here. Looks like he was working on do***enting the history of the X-Sonic in 2010: http://jalopyjournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5801001&postcount=83

It pains me to know we're losing the trailblazers as fast as we are. Godspeed Ron and prayers to your friends and family.

 

I think Ron gave me a cd of what he had, And I gave some of Watsons pictures to Pat G**** for the Rodders Journal X-Sonic article.