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Bo Deen & The Counts Car Club ~ Carson

Bo Deen ~ O.G. West Counts Car Club ~ 2011 2nd Annual Benefit Car Show- Best of Show & Best Project Car ~ Carson

"The Counts Car Club" originated back in 1961 in the City of Torrance, California. But now that part of the city is in Carson. The Car Club's original name was "Counts of La Loma." Macario "Mac" Guerrero was the founder of the Counts in the 60's, they had 9 members. The car club lasted for about a decade. Mac decided to make a comeback of the Counts Car Club in 2007. So now the Counts are back cruzin' in Carson, also hitting up car shows, doing events such as Sweet 16s, weddings, etc. ..

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