The blacks started with the up and down and side to side the Mexican put the hop and the three wheel motion. It was black culture at first then became West Coast culture to add in the Mexicans, then it became Mexican culture😭
@@Derrty-DANCE lowriders started, in East LA 1950s, and then various other mexican american neighborhoods. San Deigo to Arizona. Mexicans did it first. black folks just popularized it in the 90s with gangster rap, hip hop and movies. yall didnt start till the late 60s . and then everyone in Southern Cali, 80s and 90s started adopting and dressing like the mexican cholos. there is documentation of this, look at african american fashion they did not dress like that til the 80s and 90s. westcoast Culture DNA and fashion, style comes from chicanos, and mexican gang culture that everyone else adopted. LA mexicans started graffiti in the westcoast, lowriding, gang banging, prison and black n grey tattooing, and every other hood aesthetics, that made Westcoast Hip Hop what its known for. only thing mexicans didnt have was the music, the platforms, and tv representation. the music is black but its everything around it that influenced yall to be what yall represent. so real recognize real. do your history. and after the 90s yall moved on to your next thing, mexicans still dress the same. everything is all just intermix and watered down. no one looking at the history just your own bias history of it. everyone played a part but the origins is mexican just like music origins is black.
@@balenciimusic no it is not. Its west cost culture You’re the reason why in St. Louis blacks don’t wanna hang with Mexicans.🤣 y’all be stealing sauce.
Honestly, I loved it. If you watch all the way to the end you can see an outtake where I'm just having a blast. Thank you very much for watching. - CJP
@@CombustionChamber Was it that one time you were allowed to touch the button?! Bahaha! I blinked and I missed the best part of the whole video! Dammit! Maybe next time 🤣
Very Very Cool. I've been lowriding since 6th grade; 1st with lowrider model cars, then with lowrider bikes, then with cars. Have built several lowriders for myself and others since the early '80's. Super clean '63. Love how it keeps all the original style and 60's functionality and adds the lowrider flavor, with a clean setup. Timeless and On-Point. Big Props on your presentation of the culture and car. Keep up the Great work Bro!
It really is so clean. I hope I did it justice. I can't tell you how much fun it was to drive it. If you watch all the way until the end you can see an outtake where I'm having blast. - CJP
I had two 1962 Chevy Impala’s and one 1964 Chevy Impala but sold 62’s and my sister total out my 64. Now I have 1948 Chevy Fleetline here Monterey county.
Great episode man! Your show really inspires me to create more, get better at filming, just to do more. Love the background of the owner and his car. It's a sweet ride!
Thank you very much my man. Anyone reading this comment go check out this guys channel. After sharing this episode, of course. lol Honestly, any tips you need/want just let me know my man. - CJP
I had a lowrider in my early 20’s (83 Coupe Deville) but I half assed the hydraulics myself lol. It worked but it was sloppy work. I’d like to do one the right way, like a Regal or Monte Carlo.
My grandpa said, lowrider started in the late 40's . When they started put sandbags or bricks to make it low! Grandpa been gone since 91! He told me this in 1980. Texas here
Don't forget there's blue-collar, police men/women, firefighters, attorneys, doctors, you name it they're lowriders white, black, brown But most important is a family thing.
Can you ask your guest what the color is called. The brand of paint. And the paint code please. That’s the gold I want to paint my 63. And I’m gonna subscribe too. Thanks.
We film all of our cars on really good roads so I couldn't answer that. But, being an older car, probably a bit on the rough side compared to a newer ride. - CJP
At ride height its a little bouncy, but not like riding in a lowered car like you would think. It rides better than a sports car. Riding on hydraulics is not a rough ride at all. Just a little bouncy.
We have been asked why there are only lowaiders based on vintage cars from the 40s or 50s to the time of the early 2000s, why there are no Raiders based on modern cars for example the 2019 Chevrolet Impala🤔❓
Check your comment at 10:27 " I won't cross him man, that's a gangsta car man. He might shoot me" I know you meant it as a joke. But consider that that other driver just wanted to see that cool car go by. Happens to me all the time. You picked the joke and you inserted it into an otherwise unbias video. Lot of positive content in the video though. Enjoyed the car and the owner.
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Really a dream come true to drive this. What did y'all think about this clean Lowrider? - CJP
Nice Low Low for real!
This man is the definition of don't judge a book by its cover
Ha! Thanks.
Low Riding is a big part of our Mexican CULTURE… it’s like our Mexican food it looks Good and taste Good!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Word, típo 💯💯💯
The blacks started with the up and down and side to side the Mexican put the hop and the three wheel motion. It was black culture at first then became West Coast culture to add in the Mexicans, then it became Mexican culture😭
@@Derrty-DANCE lowriders started, in East LA 1950s, and then various other mexican american neighborhoods. San Deigo to Arizona. Mexicans did it first. black folks just popularized it in the 90s with gangster rap, hip hop and movies. yall didnt start till the late 60s . and then everyone in Southern Cali, 80s and 90s started adopting and dressing like the mexican cholos. there is documentation of this, look at african american fashion they did not dress like that til the 80s and 90s.
westcoast Culture DNA and fashion, style comes from chicanos, and mexican gang culture that everyone else adopted. LA mexicans started graffiti in the westcoast, lowriding, gang banging, prison and black n grey tattooing, and every other hood aesthetics, that made Westcoast Hip Hop what its known for. only thing mexicans didnt have was the music, the platforms, and tv representation. the music is black but its everything around it that influenced yall to be what yall represent. so real recognize real. do your history. and after the 90s yall moved on to your next thing, mexicans still dress the same. everything is all just intermix and watered down. no one looking at the history just your own bias history of it. everyone played a part but the origins is mexican just like music origins is black.
@@Derrty-DANCEwhy are you lying. Low riding is a Chicano thing.
@@balenciimusic no it is not. Its west cost culture You’re the reason why in St. Louis blacks don’t wanna hang with Mexicans.🤣 y’all be stealing sauce.
You did that impala perfect! I love it!
Thank you very much! Also, thanks for leaving the comment! - CJP
@@CombustionChamber i hope you make more!
Great video. That is a beautiful 63.
So awesome watching two white dudes in Florida cruising and hitting switches.
Honestly, I loved it. If you watch all the way to the end you can see an outtake where I'm just having a blast. Thank you very much for watching. - CJP
Yeah, cause everybody’s pulling for the ‘white guy’ these days! 🤣
@@CombustionChamber Was it that one time you were allowed to touch the button?! Bahaha! I blinked and I missed the best part of the whole video! Dammit! Maybe next time 🤣
Love it! Thanks for having me on the show!
You are very welcome! - CJP
You have an Instagram bro?
@@jumbojayHTX mine is @dwhart24.
Very Very Cool. I've been lowriding since 6th grade; 1st with lowrider model cars, then with lowrider bikes, then with cars. Have built several lowriders for myself and others since the early '80's. Super clean '63. Love how it keeps all the original style and 60's functionality and adds the lowrider flavor, with a clean setup. Timeless and On-Point. Big Props on your presentation of the culture and car. Keep up the Great work Bro!
Man o man I love this 63!!!
It really is so clean. I hope I did it justice. I can't tell you how much fun it was to drive it. If you watch all the way until the end you can see an outtake where I'm having blast. - CJP
I had two 1962 Chevy Impala’s and one 1964 Chevy Impala but sold 62’s and my sister total out my 64. Now I have 1948 Chevy Fleetline here Monterey county.
Great review! Proud American here!Puro Tejas!
The 63 Impala has always been my dream car...maybe someday. Great video!
Beautiful original car. Too cool. I remember going to through Espanola and seeing all the low riders. Great episode.
Thanks Mom! Love you! - CJP
That movie is also what got me into lowriders. It's a dream to own a 63 or 64 Impala.
Nice! Thanks for checking out the show. - CJP
8:41 Chicano Park San Diego, thanks for the history you got me as a subscriber.
You're very welcome and thanks for subscribing. - CJP
Beautiful car and great looking video, thanks Combustion Chamber!
You got it! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! - CJP
Great Episode, Amazing Car! Loved the history of the Lowrider, those are some cools facts.
Thanks my man! Also, thank you for all of your help. - CJP
What a fantastic video! I really enjoyed the history aspect you shared! Amazing car owner too, thanks so much for having him on the show.
You are very welcome. Thanks for always supporting the show! - CJP
Great episode man! Your show really inspires me to create more, get better at filming, just to do more. Love the background of the owner and his car. It's a sweet ride!
Thank you very much my man. Anyone reading this comment go check out this guys channel. After sharing this episode, of course. lol Honestly, any tips you need/want just let me know my man. - CJP
Awesome video
Thanks! - CJP
Beautiful car....keep the loweider culture going.👍🏼
You got it! Thank you! - CJP
The car is Mexican American
And that car is immaculate. If you’re gonna be one of the few cars out in Florida, then you need to come correct. Bad ass ride.
Thanks!
It really is! Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment. - CJP
Plenty of lowriders in $outh Florida
@@TheRds797 not in Central Florida.
@@dwhart24 there's lowrider chapters in central florida, orlando, tampa area
I’m actually restoring me a lowrider for myself a 1968 Chevy impala fastback hardtop I also started my own car club the ninja Ridaz bike and car club
Dad had a lowrider a couple of years ago, but sold it as he considers himself too old for that kind of stuff, I’d love to get one for myself
You should. Also, you're never to old for Lowriders. Or fast cars. Thanks for watching! - CJP
Yeah, your Dad is too old for everything, really. He might as well cash it in. Just make sure his will is up to date.
I had a lowrider in my early 20’s (83 Coupe Deville) but I half assed the hydraulics myself lol. It worked but it was sloppy work. I’d like to do one the right way, like a Regal or Monte Carlo.
I finally got a 63. Love the video. Can relate
Thank you! Yeah, 60's Impalas, gotta love them. - CJP
Clean six trey 🔥 I love 58 to 65. Of course my 64 I love the most. Great episode
The end with boyz n the hood! 😂😂😂 AMAZING!!!!!
Thank you! I had such a blast driving this Impala. - CJP
63 rag top on 13s is my DREAM CAR
Loved this video well made and great culture representation.
proves my culture started in the bay
Loved it
Can’t Wait to see what’s next in store
Thank you! I am currently working on putting some more stuff together. Just takes so much time doing these. But I love it. - CJP
My grandpa said, lowrider started in the late 40's . When they started put sandbags or bricks to make it low! Grandpa been gone since 91! He told me this in 1980. Texas here
Beautiful car! I want one so bad!!!
I'm getting one EXACTLY like that
A white man saying boys in the hood made him was a impala is crazy 🤣💯
Why's it have to be about race? 🤣
Beautiful car. Nice guy.
Right on both counts! Thanks for watching! - CJP
Sweet ride and I do the same thing when passing a cop on wire wheels @4:52 😅
I was wondering if someone was going to spot that look on my face. lol Thanks for watching! - CJP
She's an American beauty!!!
She really is! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. - CJP
@thecutshop_ built the suspension and hydraulic set up
You are correct.
Awesome! Have they seen this? - CJP
Don't forget there's blue-collar, police men/women, firefighters, attorneys, doctors, you name it they're lowriders white, black, brown
But most important is a family thing.
There are so many people that love these, and own them. Thanks for watching. This episode was a privilege to make. - CJP
Lowriding was all over California not just LA Cali and Maybe El paso had it heavy Northern California also..
Indeed. Now it's even a big deal in Japan. Thank you for watching! - CJP
Show 😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! - CJP
@10:18 they had the right of way but wanted to look at the lowrider,thats the effect.
Yeah, it really is an eye catching car. No doubt about it. Thanks for watching the show. - CJP
Awesome video!.. mini-truck guys are getting old!
Thanks for watching! - CJP
While lowriders have proved to be timeless.
nice
Thanks! - CJP
my dream car one day i will own and build it myself, my boy has one hes under the radar becuz itll be mine soon he jus doesnt know it lol.
Go get it my man! Thank you very much for watching and commenting. - CJP
Can you ask your guest what the color is called. The brand of paint. And the paint code please. That’s the gold I want to paint my 63. And I’m gonna subscribe too. Thanks.
I saw this comment and contacted the owner. He’ll reply to you and give you the exact details. Thank you for watching! - CJP
It's the original color. Code is 420. Autumn Gold.
@@dwhart24 thank you. I have a saddle tan 63. But it’s way too gold/tan for me. I like that color a lot.
I told you the wrong color code. It's 920.
@@dwhart24 lol. I figured it was in the 900’s. In fact I looked up 920 lol. I didn’t even notice 420. My color code is 936. Saddle tan metallic.
How’s the ride as far as hitting bumps and rough roads ?
We film all of our cars on really good roads so I couldn't answer that. But, being an older car, probably a bit on the rough side compared to a newer ride. - CJP
At ride height its a little bouncy, but not like riding in a lowered car like you would think. It rides better than a sports car. Riding on hydraulics is not a rough ride at all. Just a little bouncy.
Ive got a 63 4 door belair
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What kind tires did he say he rolling with now?
Uniroyal Tiger Paw 2 155/80/13
We have been asked why there are only lowaiders based on vintage cars from the 40s or 50s to the time of the early 2000s, why there are no Raiders based on modern cars for example the 2019 Chevrolet Impala🤔❓
beautiful car , but for is my 76 caprice
I believe that Airbag Suspension came before Hydrolic Suspension, but really good history part of the video.
You know, you might be right. I'll have to go back and check. But thank you for checking out the show and commenting. - CJP
No I don't think so check history.
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Thank you! - CJP
Liked the video. Try not to equate low rider culture with gangs and shootings. Got three lowered cars and never even shot a gun.
Thank you for watching. If you don't mind, where did I equate Lowrider culture to gangs and shootings? - CJP
Check your comment at 10:27
" I won't cross him man, that's a gangsta car man. He might shoot me"
I know you meant it as a joke. But consider that that other driver just wanted to see that cool car go by. Happens to me all the time.
You picked the joke and you inserted it into an otherwise unbias video. Lot of positive content in the video though. Enjoyed the car and the owner.
American cars!! American made !!!
You literally just pissed on our whole Culture
How so?
How?