Back like I never left, with another outside of the box Theme Tuesday. The last non traditional, traditional lowrider Theme Tuesday was posted in 2012 and it has always been a topic I’ve wanted to revisit.
It’s a bit of an odd topic to search for however, but, with a little digging I managed to pull out a few gems, thanks to google and layitlow.com. No thanks to PhotoBucket of course who’s made Theme Tuesdays a bit of a challenge.
Russia is apparently doing it big, these cars are wicked – Photo: Just MeThey do a little chippin’ too, and it looks like their paint work is on point – Photo: Just MeI’m actually a little surprised there are not more Roadmaster lowriders to be honest, this one is in Japan too!The big, somewhat round, Buicks look great on the groundI guess you can take any Buick (like a Century) and throw it on wires and hydraluics on it and end up with something interestingJust a low Camry right?…and then…There are actually quite a few Dodge Neon Lowrider pics kicking around but I posted this one based on lift aloneI can’t image the looks on people’s faces when this Neon rolls by on threeI am go out on a limb and say the owner of this Van is a fan of the electric lettuceJag done super traditionally, mural on the trunk mural and allThis Ford Ranchero looks great, those rear arches were made for some dish!A UK special Dodge Commer dumped on what look to be Truespokes with a classic window AC. AMAZINGDon’t typically see many slammed third generation Camaros so seeing this one is pretty coolIt lays frame according to this very old Cardomain pageLowrider magazine has a feature on this ’89, it’s a completely different car than the one aboveIt’s actually on bags, which to some means it’s not true lowrider, but personally I am not pickyThe Pontiac Grandville is a car I would overlook on 9 out of 10 occasionsThis car is of course the exception, it looks fantastic – Photo : Just MeAnother somewhat obscure Pontiac to be done lowrider style, a Lemans
My favorite part about this car just might be the vintage audio system and switch set upJapan continues their tradition of doing whatever the heck they want
Ever seen a Suburban hop? Before this video I could say I hadn’t either.
@prkbrk on Instagram is great at digging up classic, obscure, lowrider goodness, so I am going to close out wiht a few awesome ones that he shared lately.
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