This car may look familiar to you. If not, it should be! It has been featured in numerous music videos since its completion, including videos by Cypress Hill, Snoop Dogg, Brandy and most recently the Cheetah Girls. It has also been profiled in Rides magazine and was a cover car for Lowrider magazine. This car represents the epitome of a Lowriders cruising the streets of Los Angeles. For a car that turns 50 years old in 2008, it looks amazing, much better that when it rolled off the assembly line back in '58. Big Fern from Lifestyle Car Club is the proud owner of this beauty.
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