By Sherehe Hollins
Part III
Lowriding has evolved so much that nowadays the explanation of what makes a car a lowrider cannot be simplified or limited to one definition. Those from the old school who favor cars made prior to the 1950’s tend to have stricter guidelines when it comes to defining a lowrider. Rigo Reyes of Amigos Car Club believes there are four vehicles which epitomize the essence of a lowrider car: A 1964 Super Sport/convertible Chevy Impala; a 1954 Chevy Bel Air; a 1948 Fleetline; and a 1939 Chevy. In addition to the cars are its features. For Rigo hydraulics, the paint job, and 5.20’s Premium Sportway tires are some of the features that define a true lowrider because they are very original.
One of the realities of lowriding that makes the new generation different from the old school is the number of options that are available to them…

23. July 2010
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