This custom built El Camino lowrider celebrates the fight for life and acts as a vehicle of awareness and education for brain tumor awareness.
If you haven’t read our feature on this 1983 Chevy El Camino, then be sure to click the link below. Owned by Mike Contreras, this classic car has become an extension of his family and a creative outlet that doubles as a source of therapy. Built to help his family deal with his wife having a brain tumor, it wasn’t till after her surgery that construction on this award-winning lowrider began. From top to bottom, this El Camino has gone through a major transformation which hasn’t stopped, and since we photographed it, Mike has added a ton of additional mods. Read the full feature by clicking the link below….
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The Tovar name is synonymous with lowriding excellence and their custom builds have always caused a ruckus including their latest creative efforts found on this ’57 Bel Air.
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This ’62 Impala from Tru Game was built to play on the streets. We catch up with Scott Maxwell and get a brief breakdown on his build.
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Not one to shy away from modding a classic car, the De Alba’s are not only one of the most recognized names in lowriding but a family synonymous with lowriding excellence. As trailblazing innovators, this now third-generation family
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