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p rm fo er ce an features pr ry · tist · ar 64 `64 impala caribbean s finest from the valley of the sun 52 `62 impala step your game up a `62 get s into the lowrider game 60 `63 impala orange legacy a son s dedication to his father leaves a lasting impression on the streets of florida 78 `53 chevy bel air walk of fame tradition c.c 38 `57 chevrolet sunne 7 a convertible for the streets of los angeles ide · c ultur 100 `59 impala rag stugots e december 10 volume 32 issue 12 16 raza report 18 on the scene 24 image 28 original 32 car club 76 retro 86 hood 96 bumper shows departments 44 lowrider denver tour stop 2010 mile high car show 50 denver hop 2010 mile high car show 56 klique orange county car show o.c chapter represents well in their hometown 72 oldies san fernando valley car show sylmar ca lowridermagazin e.com true pdf release storemags fantamag tech es t 19 77 82 the lawrider and you the laws versus lowriders lowrider issn 0199-9362 december 2010 vol 32 no 12 copyright © 2010 by source interlink magazines llc all rights reserved published monthly by source interlink media llc 261 madison ave 5th floor new york ny 10016 periodical postage paid at new york ny and at additional mailing o ces canada post publications mail agreement no 40612608 return undeliverable canadian addresses to pitney bowes international mail services p.o box 25542 london on n6c 6b2 subscription rates for 1 year 12 issues u.s apo fpo and u.s possessions $35.00 canada add $13.00 per year price includes surface mail postage to canada and gst-reg #872093125 rt0001 foreign orders add $15.00 in u.s funds per year surface mail for a change of address six weeks notice is required send old as well as new address to lowrider magazine p.o box 420235 palm coast fl 32142-0235 cbn 129791596rt no part of this book may be reproduced without written permission printed in the u.s.a this book is purchased with the understanding that the information presented is from varied sources for which there can be no warranty or responsibility by the publisher as to the accuracy or completeness postmaster please send address changes to lowrider magazine p.o box 420235 palm coast fl 32142-0235 88 performance guide 2010

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t he `57 chevy is quite possibly the cornerstone of the american-built classic automobiles although ford enthusiasts might disagree a ectionately known as the 57 chevy this beauty was introduced to america by general motors on labor day in 1956 this classic of all classics sported nonfunctional tail ns and an excess side trim as did most cars from that era the automobile was designed with a one-o sporty automobile which probably would have passed into obscurity had it not been for its popularity among the design in years that followed while chevy s competitors disappeared into the junkyards of the forgotten the 57 skyrocketed in value and popularity the car became a favorite of customizers in southern california and it became just as highly sought after across the rest of the nation this car s image has been frequently used in toys graphics movies television and music simply put the 57 is its own american idol restored original examples are increasingly rare as today s customizers and restorers are creating modern-type hot rods and lowriders out of these cherished icons and winning a whole new generation of fans in the process a proud example of one of these rocket nned chromed-out beauties was built expressively for and by the los angeles car club and it now gracefully rests on lowrider magazine s december cover while on the subject of classics in this month s issue we honor sal sierra jr from the rollerz only central cal chapter in our image segment through the storied traditions and generations of this cultured family the sierras are practically a car club on their own when it comes to their favorite pastime the culture that is forever embraced as lowriding it must be said that the image that a father portrays re ects an entire family david anthony garcia has been an original since the rst day his teacher called on his parents to come down to the school where a young anthony decided not to use drawing paper and instead took a pencil and drew on his own desk his true calling would manifest itself in the hobby of automotive design no matter what the scale from model cars renderings striping custom painting or designing his godgiven talents also represent respect given and respect received check out his work of art in the originals feature in this very special issue into each life a little rain must fall or so they say and so it seems as we have lost some good friends from the lowriding world terry anderson the electric man and larry watson the painter who taught them all have left behind their own marks and legacies on not only the culture but the people they ve touched through their work as well we have been blessed in our culture to have so many great memories that these gentlemen shared with us in our livesthey were truly two great men we were all touched by their love for the automotive industry and for that and their beautiful spiritsthey will never be forgotten it s safe to say that those gates in heaven are now candy apple and they open automatically god bless terry and larry the thin air and mile high environment of denver colorado became the lowrider tour stop once again enjoy our latest coverage of this never-ending display of fanfare among mid-west lowrider enthusiasts from about 5,280 feet high it s clear that there is no place that loves lowriders like denver does in our car club section there s an atmosphere of sur oards beach cruisers lobsters and hawaiian shirts all of this is of course brought to you by the huntington beach gabachos car club though the word gabacho can be considered a derogatory word americans of mexican decent can describe this group of white american friends as a bunch of old-school lowrider lovin enthusiasts they are known to be the only white guys at the shows who have the baddest bombs they come well respected and as you will nd out well represented too every now and then we get harassed by the cops not the e.l.a sheri s `cause they re cool and have better things to do out there because of government legislature turned laws vehicle default violations are all too common in the lowrider industry being too low having small tires or driving while the frame is on the pavement are potential violations we live with and understand unfortunately there are other laws that come up in legislation from time to time that put the government in the position to take the fun out of the hobby and sport of lowriding they may even earn the authority to take your lowriders from your very own driveway the government will try and make up laws run them through legislature get the proper votes and then enforce the laws and the codes to prohibit lowriders altogether unless we voice our opinions and vote against these people in o ce as well as their culturally biased proposed lawswe won t stop them please take some time and read our section about the laws that also pertain to all other car industries as well and follow along on our website www.lowridermagazine.com we all need to support each 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