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September Cars 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.
Leeah Shanel
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Name: Leeah Shanel
Hometown: Lansing, MI
Reside: Atlanta, GA
Club Affiliation: @LeeahBuiltIt
Car Names, Year, Make and Model:
Roxee: 1973 Caprice Classic (Donk)
Pinkee: 1984 Caprice Landau (Box)
Rubee: 1986 Chevy ??
Rosèè: 1996 Impala SS
How long have you been a car enthusiast? Almost 14 Years (since 16 years old)
I grew up in it since a little girl. My dad and both grandfathers were heavy in the car game, my dad still is.
What was the inspiration for your build? I have a car for each of my children and I’ve currently built each catered to what car I think fits them most.
How long was the process beginning to end? A longggggg precious time lol
What's your favorite feature on the car?
"All CHEVY’S!"
Name 1 car/truck you got rid of that you wish you would have kept?
442 Cutlass Vert!
What's next: Revealing my 3 cars, that I’ve kept a secret until finished!
Photo Cred: @mi_motors1
Celebrate the dedication,
artistry, and history
within our community
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