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November 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.
Shea
Tell us More
Name: Shea
Hometown: San Diego, CA
Club Affiliation: Solo Rider
Car Name, Year, Make and Model:
Shealac 1983 Cadillac Fleetwood de Elegance, 4100 engine
How long have you been a car enthusiast? All my life, I've loved cars all my life. I had Cadillac's being from Cali and that's the lowrider culture.
What was the inspiration for your build? I wanted to do something different so I went big!
How long was the process beginning to end? 6-8 years to build and complete
What's your favorite feature on the car?
The paint and interior as well as the dust covers behind the rims that's painted the same color
Name 1 car/truck you got rid of that you wish you would have kept?
1975 Impala Caprice, I gave to my grandmother.
Your favorite shop or car builder?
Too many shops to mention and too many builders
What's next: I have a 1991 Fleetwood Brougham 4 door I think I'm going to do next.
Celebrate the dedication,
artistry, and history
within our community
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