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Recap: Majestics Car Show 2014 ~ Santa Fe Dam

2:14 PM PST on January 8, 2014

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Santa Fe Dam hosted the Majestics Car Show 2014 on New Year's Day in Irwindale, California. Erwin Recinos accompanied Spirit Car Club's Arizona & Los Angeles chapters to document the journey to the event, which was a special experience in and of itself. Lowriders from Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado come from out of state to participate in this yearly event that is one of the standouts in the lowrider community. Majestics ups the ante every year with both the quality and amount of truly amazing cars on display. Please enjoy these photos from the show and the beautiful drive to get there.

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Detail shot of the spoke rims on the late photographer Jae Bueno's '62 Chevy Station Wagon.
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