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Welcome to My Lowrider Page Market Place were you can fine Custom car accessories and opportunites and much much more.

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Our Best Gallery

Our Best Gallery
We fine the best taste for our Gallery choice is low rider it takes deep talent and hard work to bring it from old to new and thats what i call a work of art.

Work of art 1959 Red Impala

Work of art 1959 Red Impala

Red 1959 impala Exibit

Red 1959 impala Exibit

RED 1959 Impala Life Style

RED 1959 Impala Life Style
The 1959 Chevrolet was completely different and was a one year only design. The headlamps were so low at night you could detect it as a 1959 Chevrolet. The rear end had wings resembling a seagull and under the wings the taillights appeared to be cat eyes. The Impala had a production run of 65,800 units and weighed 3,659 pounds. The selling price was $3,451 and came with a 283 cubic-inch V-8 engine and Powerglide transmission.

WALT'S SERVICE STATION

WALT'S SERVICE STATION
Two years later, Young’s was advertising the all-new, dynamically styled “Forward Look” Plymouth range. These cars were a real step forward for Chrysler, and introduced many neat features to the low-priced class. You’ve gotta love the push-button transmission, the miracle fabrics… they’re breath-taking! And now for something different: My father also clipped a circa early-1940s ad below for Walt’s Service Station in nearby Newburgh, New York. Such a bustling scene it portrays, with six spotless and neatly attired attendant mechanics catering to these vehicles’ every need. Are your leaf springs crying out for lubrication? If you can afford the $1 charge, Walt’s is the place for you. Open Sundays!

1960

1960

REAL ART ON WHEEL

REAL ART ON WHEEL

LOW RIDER LIFE

LOW RIDER LIFE

The LOWRIDER community has been around since the 70' and 80's. They have pride in building old cars into a work of art. I know people say." WOW" you are so lucky to have that type of job! In my mind and heart I see it as Art on wheels. The more detailed and time I spend doing a project can become very pricey, but it's well worth it. So, hey if you don't like art just for the wall you drive it with pride and joy knowing that's your creation and that's a good feeling to have and take pride in.

How to LOW RIDER BIKE

How to LOW RIDER BIKE
A Low Rider bike is a work of art with pride,How to build first off you will need a nice frame very well painted if you are building from scratch,If you looking not to build from scratch just buy one not custom ad your artistic touch You might want to check out My Low Rider Bikes and more just click the image
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