Thanks man!! I enjoy taking kids on rides and hitting the switches for the kids looking and pointing the most! Gotta keep this younger generation interested. The look on people’s faces when I’ve got my two little ones in their car seats in the back hitting switches is priceless haha
Lovin the video maine real talk got the kids hittin switches gets no better than that 65 drop top rider is a beauty always been my favorite year we appreciate ya
Thank you so much for the love! I remember in the early 90’s; my grandpa taking me in his lowrider blazer to the Fontana indoor swap meet; and him pointing out a car hopping through the parking lot! I was hooked! And I hope to inspire as many young ones as possible! ❤️🙏🏻
@vencilldavid Yes sir them 90's wuz special lovin that story my dad had a white 63 2 door impala hardtop on hydros 13' chrome daytons non ss but I really extra love lowriders when I seen Dr.Dre's 64 impala in his video Let me ride I was hooked we grew up out here in Central Cali Bakersfield Ca my hometown we have Fam in L.A.aka Long Beach Ca South Central Ca my moms grew up in Inglewood Ca when she was a young kid/teenager and we have family in the Bay area Oakland CA etc Man cruisin.Crenshaw etc was fun wit tons of low lows in them days Thanks maine to you and to all the lowriders out there 🌎 wide we don't like it we love it fa real.
@@jasonthompson3135 that’s an awesome story!! I can’t imagine how hooked you got growing up with your Dad having one! And for real; the Dre videos definitely helped spread it worldwide! It’s definitely all about getting the kids/family involved in my eyes. Gotta plant them seeds! Don’t want it to ever go away!
@vencilldavid OH my son Cam who is 10 loves lowriders too my other kids who are older they're not into it and my lady there moms but they give me moral support I don't force it upon them but yeah family with love is key and solid real homies who are fam is key I can't speak for all but I always supported folks who loves lowriding from all different backgrounds etc especially me and some of my family ties alot of us grew up in the ghetto and know about the struggles we all had to deal with and overcome that story is much bigger than what the main stream media always pointed it out to be folks can do there research on it through out history get the facts I thank God for the things we have now for our Careers etc me and my lady our kids didn't experience growing up in that environment I had to teach them some game the do's and don't s even though they grew up different my moms and pops laced us up pretty well we got to exp life outside of the ghetto when they got better careers pops a mechanic ASE Certied moms a CNA even after they divorced we all can learn from.are mistakes as people believe in God and Jeseus christ let them help folks all over who needs help and wants it 🙏 Thanks maine you and yours take care much love # We love Lowriding
If I remember right; they’re just 10”, but they might be 12”. I changed them out for chrome when installing them and can’t remember exactly. They two pumps to the rear really make it pop though!
@@albertolopez7897 thank you so much! There was so many times I wanted to throw in the towel; I thank God every time I drive it that I didn’t give up! 🙏🏻
How is your setup, setup? I have six batteries; three in each corner. My rear cylinders are coil overs on power-balls. My frame is wrapped in 1/4”. My upper a-arms are extended 3/4”. I have 12” in the rear and 8”’s on the front. When I do a standing three; I let the rear all the way down, raise the front all the way. Then lift one rear cylinder. Also, I had shocks on the rear and they were keeping it from doing a good standing three; so I took them off, and gained a few inches. Hope this helps 👍
@@jorgezuniga7485 I’m not quite sure then. I wouldn’t think the extended a-arms would make that big of a difference. That’s gotta suck; that’s the whole point of running two pumps to the rear. I wish I could be more help
She is so cute. David I love how you enjoy being with the kids. The best.
Gotta keep the younger generation interested! Or it’ll die out..
Well. These things and time spent, is well spent. They will always remember. Oh yeah. 65 lowrider. Don't let it be forgotten.
Love to see the kids enjoying the car
Thanks man!! I enjoy taking kids on rides and hitting the switches for the kids looking and pointing the most! Gotta keep this younger generation interested. The look on people’s faces when I’ve got my two little ones in their car seats in the back hitting switches is priceless haha
I so love this❤
you have done a hell of a job on the ride Dave. Proud of you, homie.
Thanks Jason! I definitely had the new I wanted to throw in the towel! Soooo rewarding though!
Thats a clean impala
Thank you!! It’s definitely one of my biggest accomplishments so far!
Lovin the video maine real talk got the kids hittin switches gets no better than that 65 drop top rider is a beauty always been my favorite year we appreciate ya
Thank you so much for the love! I remember in the early 90’s; my grandpa taking me in his lowrider blazer to the Fontana indoor swap meet; and him pointing out a car hopping through the parking lot! I was hooked! And I hope to inspire as many young ones as possible! ❤️🙏🏻
@vencilldavid Yes sir them 90's wuz special lovin that story my dad had a white 63 2 door impala hardtop on hydros 13' chrome daytons non ss but I really extra love lowriders when I seen Dr.Dre's 64 impala in his video Let me ride I was hooked we grew up out here in Central Cali Bakersfield Ca my hometown we have Fam in L.A.aka Long Beach Ca South Central Ca my moms grew up in Inglewood Ca when she was a young kid/teenager and we have family in the Bay area Oakland CA etc Man cruisin.Crenshaw etc was fun wit tons of low lows in them days Thanks maine to you and to all the lowriders out there 🌎 wide we don't like it we love it fa real.
@@jasonthompson3135 that’s an awesome story!! I can’t imagine how hooked you got growing up with your Dad having one! And for real; the Dre videos definitely helped spread it worldwide! It’s definitely all about getting the kids/family involved in my eyes. Gotta plant them seeds! Don’t want it to ever go away!
@vencilldavid OH my son Cam who is 10 loves lowriders too my other kids who are older they're not into it and my lady there moms but they give me moral support I don't force it upon them but yeah family with love is key and solid real homies who are fam is key I can't speak for all but I always supported folks who loves lowriding from all different backgrounds etc especially me and some of my family ties alot of us grew up in the ghetto and know about the struggles we all had to deal with and overcome that story is much bigger than what the main stream media always pointed it out to be folks can do there research on it through out history get the facts I thank God for the things we have now for our Careers etc me and my lady our kids didn't experience growing up in that environment I had to teach them some game the do's and don't s even though they grew up different my moms and pops laced us up pretty well we got to exp life outside of the ghetto when they got better careers pops a mechanic ASE Certied moms a CNA even after they divorced we all can learn from.are mistakes as people believe in God and Jeseus christ let them help folks all over who needs help and wants it 🙏 Thanks maine you and yours take care much love # We love Lowriding
What size cylinders you got in the back?
If I remember right; they’re just 10”, but they might be 12”. I changed them out for chrome when installing them and can’t remember exactly.
They two pumps to the rear really make it pop though!
Nice ride 👍
@@albertolopez7897 thank you so much! There was so many times I wanted to throw in the towel; I thank God every time I drive it that I didn’t give up! 🙏🏻
How you hitting 3 with no chains. I have 12s & 3 pumps & mine wont lift unless im turning
How is your setup, setup? I have six batteries; three in each corner. My rear cylinders are coil overs on power-balls. My frame is wrapped in 1/4”. My upper a-arms are extended 3/4”. I have 12” in the rear and 8”’s on the front.
When I do a standing three; I let the rear all the way down, raise the front all the way. Then lift one rear cylinder. Also, I had shocks on the rear and they were keeping it from doing a good standing three; so I took them off, and gained a few inches. Hope this helps 👍
@vencilldavid I have the exact same set up except my a arms aren't extended. When I do what you mentioned it lifts up but falls back down
@@jorgezuniga7485 I’m not quite sure then. I wouldn’t think the extended a-arms would make that big of a difference. That’s gotta suck; that’s the whole point of running two pumps to the rear. I wish I could be more help