I'm just and old, white woman, but egads, those cars are wonderful!

Thanks for the thread!

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I did this without looking at anything! Hope I am correct.

Before I went to law school, I taught HS in the barrio -- history was a really boring subject for a lot of my Hispanic kiddos. So, when a term paper in history was due, for my Hispanic guys, they were assigned topics like "The History of the Chevy Impala." They loved it and got a pass in history and we ended the semester with a car show in the school parking lot. Amazingly, even the ladies in the class often got into the "lowrider" history term papers because of their boyfriends.

I will never forget the pride that was shown as to the customization of these cars.

Still love them!

You were awesome!

There is a tremendous amount of work in even a "plain" lowrider, or any other custom car. That pride is justified, I think.

The kiddos were awesome!

I ended up going to law school and later in years, some of my student became my clients. Mostly family law cases. I taught back in the early 1970s and I still here from some of these students.

Hard to believe that some are in their mid-50s! Man, does that make me feel old!

Im not a low rider gearhead, but damn, those cars are ART!!!

Very cool crowd to hang with