august Car of the Month
Celebrating Our Culture
Black car culture is a powerful legacy of innovation, resilience, and self-expression. From the pristine chrome of classic cruisers to the deep-rooted tradition of lowriders, our vehicles are rolling monuments to heritage and community pride. We do not just drive history; we build it, preserve it, and pass it down.
Reese Ultimate For Life CC San Diego President
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Name: "Reese"
City and State: San Diego, CA
Car Club: Ultimate For Life CC
Car Name, Year, Make and Model: Crème Brûlée
1962 Chevy Impala SS
Motor:
LS 25.3
Bagged or Switches:
Switches, Lay and Play
How long have you been a lowrider/classic car owner?
"20 plus years"
What was the inspiration for your build?
"The car itself, had to feel it out like a woman and it just clicked to me"
How long was the process beginning to end?
"Took a few years"
What's your favorite feature on the car?
"My favorite feature on the car is the 88 spoke Daytons, and the it's originality"
Name 1 car/truck you got rid of that you wish you would have kept?
"Aww man a 72 Impala, I sold it and when I saw it later it was ugly, they did it dirty."
Cars you currently own?
Rare 73 Glass House
62 Impala
67 Mustang
What's next: Revamping Crème Brûlée as we speak, changing up the paint and artwork. I was blessed to have a talented artist Phillip's Finelines come to San Diego and it came out very elegant and will be back out soon"
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