Santa Maria, Ca cruise night 5-26-2023 

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Much appreciated

I'm in Ohio. We personally own kustoms and lowriders but the MAJORITY around me is bone stock Chevelles and Novas. The owners don't personalize ANYTHING. They're all worried about "resale" value.

Indeed. Lots of Hispanic culture in California

What is important to note about this, though, is that this is the cruise after the West Coast Kustoms car show....which usually includes all types of, mainly, vintage cars....but the focus is on customs.....a great many of which ARE lowered, but are not necessarily "low riders", although it may include them....and while the original idea for it may have a Hispanic source, the "kustoms" that are lowered usually are bagged or set at that low stance permanently, rather than using hydraulics......many of them leaning towards a "Rockabilly" influence. But yes, the Hispanic influence is quite broad, including what I would call actual "lowriders", as a big part in the overall car culture of California (where it all began😉). I've lived in coastal southern California for all 60 years of my life, and I've seen just about everything you can imagine in the automotive world; street rods/machines, customs from mild to wild (including the vans of the '70s and '80s), hot rods, rat rods, raised 4X4s, custom mini-trucks, foreign, resto-mods and resto-rods, stock, pro street......it's a big melting pot of everything!

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Yes . They block the streets for 2 hours. Just cars under 1965 and under who entered their cars into the car show, are allowed to cruise. It's about a Mile or so long. But I heard they will expanding the stretch due to the fact that too many cars cruising

@@MayaContreras-nx8wh Nice!! I'm jealous.