As many car builders know, a project can evolve into something much more meaningful than a rolling work-of-art. For Luis Rodriguez his Silverado became a project that brought him, his brother, and their sons closer together
There are a few different ways to put together a Top Lowrider Truck Builds list, whether it’s opinion or accomplishments. But rather than argue back and forth we decided to let you, the fans decide
This 1952 Chevy pickup may look like the picture-perfect lowrider, but it’s come a long way from what it once was, and what it was once used for.
The laid-out 1948 Chevy Suburban is a rare sight, and to see one this well crafted and customized is even more of a treat.
Ricky Granadoz’s childhood dream was to build a classic truck, it was a dream that he managed to fuilfill when he and his son came together to design something of their own.
The Aztec story of creation is a story about birth, death, and rebirth, a story that is a parallel metaphor for how most lowrider builds come about
When Jose Diaz found out one a friend of his was selling his Lincoln Navigator, he knew it would the perfect platform for his next build.
Leonard Roybal alaways dreamed of owning a classic truck, and when he stumbled upon a ’52 3100 for sale on Craigslist he knew it was a deal he couldn’t pass up
Eric Ramirez wanted to repay his father for gifting him a ’54 Bel Air that kept him out of trouble when he was younger so he decided to find a ’54 Chevy that the 2 of them could work on together.
