Wow what a long line of fabulous cars. The craftsmanship to detail and reworking each and every one of them. If it matters I appreciate the lowriders and everything that goes into the cars. I'm a little bit different than some of those who appreciate it because I was born and raised in the middle of the country and four-wheel drive. I like them too. But back in the day when I bought my first 63 Chevy ragtop they laughed at me. That's okay who's laughing now! I've been collecting these cars from the 50s and 60s I'm not saying perfect and some of them were pretty close. Been collecting them for many years before and the people had acquired the taste. I read up on the zoot suit riots and I'll read up a little bit more. Thanks for showing the cars
Tell me why they taught me the French Revolution but everything from LA and Mexico I had to learn on my own 😂 to this day knowing anything about the French Revolution has rendered useless
Me and my husband & nephew were there for the 2 day events. We've had the honor of attending this event for the 3rd time. It is a honor to attend. This is in memory of those who were killed during the riots and those who lived and now have gone before us. If you notice some of the first cars have a sticker that says, "funeral " the sticker indicates that it is a funeral procession in memorial to those Zoot suiters who were killed and who have lived and now gone. It is such a beautiful heart felt event. Chato and his wife Shy girl are the organizers of the event and again, it was a honor to meet them. Very humble couple. Beautiful. And I want to say Thank You for this beautiful event. Thank you to all those who work very hard and tired hours you put into this event and those who participated in it. To those who dress for this events. Thank you and God Bless you all❤❤❤❤
Impressive array of period cars. I'm 86 and have been a car nut since around 1948 and recall the rage to add an external custom sun visor. None of the ones in this vid seem from that vintage and the ones seen would be made recently. They are too big fore and aft compared to originals.
well im 81 and actually lived in that part of california in late 50s and again 65-68. lots of clubs with those cars, and we had plenty here in texas. most of the sunvisors i see on the cars look like they belong there, you could get after market for almost any car from the 20s thru the 50s, some look custom and could be what you say but if you were around these cars they also had fender skirts that would fit like from factory or big bubble skirts exaggerated. i was looking for the numbered streets in these parades, i worked at the highest point on first street, for a while it was just known as the first street hill, i worked in the westinghouse building at the top of the hill in downtown LA
This one I’ll definitely go My great grandparent was in the zoot suit riots my great grandfather has passed away but my dad knows all bout the story’s.. My grandpa was a young kid he’s since passed he passed in 86 when I was a teen.. But I’ll definitely go to this one this is dope
I've had friends of mine there dad was a Pachuco days in Los Angeles dog town I used to have a picture of him in zoot suit hanging with his hood on the 1940 just like the movie American me zoot suit riot I grew in Wilmas we had our zoot suits clicka too there's still Bombas cars like these in that neighborhood I'm 74 years old I use to cruise Whittier Blvd in East Los I'm now a soldier of the lord Jesus Christ
I really enjoyed this video. I am not the right age nor the right demographic but I still enjoyed it. I did notice the vast majority of these cars were General Motors cars. Mostly Chevy's but I did see some Buicks, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs. I saw one Dodge a few Fords, a few Plymouths and some Mercury Lead Sleds. I noticed a Cadillac or two as well.
I'd love to know the history of why the lowrider crowd so overwhelmingly went for Chevys. The Ford flathead V8s had well-known cooling issues which made them suboptimal for "low and slow" cruising, so it may just be that technical matter.
Old cars like these had personality . They oozed cool compaired to cars of today . Some look like they have a touch of " Lowrider " in then . I wonder how many had to be resurrected from the boneyard ? " Slow and Low " ! 😊 All in all , a freaking cool parade . 🎉🎉🎉 OK , I admit it , I love 50's Mercurys , when they are custom , my opion is they are hard to beat . Lead Sleds , gotta luv'em !!! I'll wager there are some BAD ASS ENGINES in more than a few rides . 😮😊😊
The community doesn't have an issue with the cholo cars. They have an issue when the cholos are committing robberies and extortion in the community. Ask around, no one likes the cholos mentality.
This was an episode in white history that they want whitewashed, Army,Navy and civilian criminals roamed the streets in whut was termed Zoot Suit Riots. Police stood by or participated in violence against the Black and Latinos who espoused wearing pegged pants and wide shouldered or padded jackets. Military and civilian authorities didn't act for several days and nights and no action taken, arrests, trials or any kind of punishment
I wish we had such long Classic Car drives. But I actually drive mine across Country. I am getting ready to drive a loaded 3/4 Ton Studebaker all Original towing a trailer with a 1901 Reproduction Large Curved Dash Olds from California to Missouri.
Glad to see people are retaining the history of the American automobiles however I think those sirens are quite a distraction to the beauty of those cars.
What they should be celebrating is the 79th anniversary of D-Day … I do know of a soldier from White Fence that was killed on the invasion of Europe.. He was a friend of my fathers. My father landed on Normandy in 1944 ..
These cars are called bombs, which consists of American cars mostly made around the 30s-early 50s. They are very popular among the Mexican Ameican car community.
If heaven actually existed, it would look like this. Bombs cruisin as far as the eye can see. Shout out to El Paso, Tx. The real home of the Pachuco/Zoot suiter lifestyle.
I think it's a preference on the stance of the car. A lot of these cars are on airbags or hydraulics, so they don't always ride with the rear dropped like that.
These cars are called bombs, since a lot of them were made around the WWII era and the shape of some of them resemble bombs. The siren is meant to be an air raid siren. I would prefer they did not sound them off, but I still enjoyed the cars nonetheless
Classic rides that are badass and make me proud to be Hispanic. No rap/hip hop music and no bouncing cars with hydraulics making the cars going up and down. It was great to see the Los Angeles Police Department clearing the streets for the cars❤
I tried to go we got up early went to the site but dang it was alot of cars I decided to wait and we messed up cuz there was NOOO PARKING NO WHERE AT MARIACHI PLAZA UGGGH
Thats too bad! We were waiting on the 6th Street Bridge for over two hours because the flyer wasnt specific about when they would be cruising through. We thought they would drive by around 10AM since the flyer said the roll in time was 7‐9:30AM. We didn't know they were gonna be parked on Whittier Blvd until past noon!
Amazing that so many of the old cars still exist, lots of love poured into them. 👍
A few of my uncles still have their's. 🥰
My uncle loves doing the upholstery work to these type of cars, although it's not the only custom upholstery work he does.
Until they break down on you at a red light
Way cooler than any of those cars doing burnouts on that bridge.
I'm not a fan of that period of cars, that being said it doesn't mean I don't appreciate these cars. This spectacle is pure Badass!!
Not my favorite either, but like you said, this is badass.
Wow what a long line of fabulous cars. The craftsmanship to detail and reworking each and every one of them. If it matters I appreciate the lowriders and everything that goes into the cars. I'm a little bit different than some of those who appreciate it because I was born and raised in the middle of the country and four-wheel drive. I like them too. But back in the day when I bought my first 63 Chevy ragtop they laughed at me. That's okay who's laughing now! I've been collecting these cars from the 50s and 60s I'm not saying perfect and some of them were pretty close. Been collecting them for many years before and the people had acquired the taste. I read up on the zoot suit riots and I'll read up a little bit more. Thanks for showing the cars
Real cars
What a day. Beautiful rides from mi Gente. Absolutely the best Cruise for this Memorial. L.A. all the way. May God Bless Mi Gente.
This is some of the stuff they don't teach in class that's apart of this country's history on the west coast! The Zoot Suit Riots💯✊🏿🙏🏿
I learned it in school.
Chicano Studies
You know what else they don’t teach is that the zoot suit is from a hallucinogen form of paint and glue sniffing.. for real
Show up wearing one after receiving a draft card and go work at the shipping dock.
Zoot suit culture involved blacks and Latino in 1930
Tell me why they taught me the French Revolution but everything from LA and Mexico I had to learn on my own 😂 to this day knowing anything about the French Revolution has rendered useless
Me and my husband & nephew were there for the 2 day events.
We've had the honor of attending this event for the 3rd time.
It is a honor to attend. This is in memory of those who were killed during the riots and those who lived and now have gone before us.
If you notice some of the first cars have a sticker that says, "funeral " the sticker indicates that it is a funeral procession in memorial to those Zoot suiters who were killed and who have lived and now gone.
It is such a beautiful heart felt event.
Chato and his wife Shy girl are the organizers of the event and again, it was a honor to meet them. Very humble couple. Beautiful.
And I want to say Thank You for this beautiful event.
Thank you to all those who work very hard and tired hours you put into this event and those who participated in it. To those who dress for this events.
Thank you and God Bless you all❤❤❤❤
Beautiful comment. 🙏
Thank you for the explanation
I need to see an example of someone dressing for this event!
Wow I just read that the zoot suit is banned in Los Angeles TO THIS DAY so big shouts to those that came dressed fr lol
Im proud to be Californian....from Fresno, CA.
Your proud to live in that shit hole ? Wow. You need to get out more
I'm from Wilmington Wilmas California Chicanos
Love and proud of my Hispanic , Chicano heritage and history!
I glad they didn’t do a Chicano U-turn , homie
Mexican Americans 40 million Jews 6M, Cubans 2.5M, we are more than them combined but we lack political and economic power: LETS CHANGE THAT.
@@theoneracer2716 you know that for 2 centuries Mexican Americans have not been seen as real Americans.
One of the coolest this I have ever seen! Period. Respect 😮
Great to see all those fabulous bombs cruising.
Impressive array of period cars. I'm 86 and have been a car nut since around 1948 and recall the rage to add an external custom sun visor. None of the ones in this vid seem from that vintage and the ones seen would be made recently. They are too big fore and aft compared to originals.
well im 81 and actually lived in that part of california in late 50s and again 65-68. lots of clubs with those cars, and we had plenty here in texas. most of the sunvisors i see on the cars look like they belong there, you could get after market for almost any car from the 20s thru the 50s, some look custom and could be what you say but if you were around these cars they also had fender skirts that would fit like from factory or big bubble skirts exaggerated. i was looking for the numbered streets in these parades, i worked at the highest point on first street, for a while it was just known as the first street hill, i worked in the westinghouse building at the top of the hill in downtown LA
The cylinder devices on the passenger windows on some of the cars...it looks like a large tube...are those air conditioners?
@@oneanddone7992 yup, you are correct
@@oneanddone7992 Sort of, but not a compressor mechanism. Google "Swamp Cooler" for how they worked.
Thank you for sharing this. These cars are absolutely beautiful. ❤
Nice!
Big wow from the uk ✌️👋🇬🇧
LAPD ESCORT....NOW THAT COMMUNITY POLICING...CRUISING IS NO CRIME!
Viva Russia 🇷🇺
💯💯
Very nice homie saying what's up from Dallas Texas and the mystical image car club of Dallas Texas love those rides
Thanks!
This one I’ll definitely go
My great grandparent was in the zoot suit riots my great grandfather has passed away but my dad knows all bout the story’s..
My grandpa was a young kid he’s since passed he passed in 86 when I was a teen..
But I’ll definitely go to this one this is dope
I've had friends of mine there dad was a Pachuco days in Los Angeles dog town I used to have a picture of him in zoot suit hanging with his hood on the 1940 just like the movie American me zoot suit riot I grew in Wilmas we had our zoot suits clicka too there's still Bombas cars like these in that neighborhood I'm 74 years old I use to cruise Whittier Blvd in East Los I'm now a soldier of the lord Jesus Christ
The first to do it big ups to ‘’LOS’’
very nice angle!
I really enjoyed this video. I am not the right age nor the right demographic but I still enjoyed it. I did notice the vast majority of these cars were General Motors cars. Mostly Chevy's but I did see some Buicks, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs. I saw one Dodge a few Fords, a few Plymouths and some Mercury Lead Sleds. I noticed a Cadillac or two as well.
There’s no such thing as right age or right demographic. Glad you enjoyed it brotha
I'd love to know the history of why the lowrider crowd so overwhelmingly went for Chevys. The Ford flathead V8s had well-known cooling issues which made them suboptimal for "low and slow" cruising, so it may just be that technical matter.
Beautiful 🙏💕🌹
so cool, some arent my taste (sirens, stereos 'n bags) but such a great gathering, well done...
I understand, it's impossible to go to a bomb/lowrider show without someone sounding off their sirens. Cool to see them cruising nonetheless 😎
Wow! So many bombers, so little time!
FANTASTIC !!
Old cars like these had personality . They oozed cool compaired to cars of today . Some look like they have a touch of " Lowrider " in then . I wonder how many had to be resurrected from the boneyard ? " Slow and Low " ! 😊 All in all , a freaking cool parade . 🎉🎉🎉 OK , I admit it , I love 50's Mercurys , when they are custom , my opion is they are hard to beat . Lead Sleds , gotta luv'em !!! I'll wager there are some BAD ASS ENGINES in more than a few rides . 😮😊😊
Low & slow is the way to go! Sweeeet rides! And never forget the reason for this cruise.
Beautiful sight!
That is cool ,love the it❤❤❤
Saludos desde El Chuco Town, El Paso Texas 😎
Riding Cholo is no crime!
The community doesn't have an issue with the cholo cars. They have an issue when the cholos are committing robberies and extortion in the community. Ask around, no one likes the cholos mentality.
Thank you God bless great video amazing job thank you for sharing one love one life one world one God 🌍🌏🌎🙏🙏🙏😘👍🌌🎥
FROM One Chicano to the Many. Era Tiempo, and Let Us Never Forget. Somos "La Raza" Siempre!!
Mexican Americans 40 million Jews 6M, Cubans 2.5M, we are more than them combined but we lack political and economic power: LETS CHANGE THAT.
Q-Vo Zoot Zooters Des del Valle de SAN FERNANDO 818 nice beautiful cars . Y que viva los Zoot Zooter.😮
Wooooow so amazing,... so proud of my race and the work in detailed vehicles
Viva la raza!
Mm zoots started in poverty neighborhoods in Harlem a long as time ago
This was an episode in white history that they want whitewashed, Army,Navy and civilian criminals roamed the streets in whut was termed Zoot Suit Riots. Police stood by or participated in violence against the Black and Latinos who espoused wearing pegged pants and wide shouldered or padded jackets. Military and civilian authorities didn't act for several days and nights and no action taken, arrests, trials or any kind of punishment
PS this was in the 40s in Cali
All the cars from that era WOW steady mobbing
I remember when they would Do an Escort for like a wedding or Quince and they would go in n out the lane it was so Kool ❤
A wonderful way to honor those lost that day and the time after. 🎉
That`s a nice!
Awesome 👌
I wish we had such long Classic Car drives. But I actually drive mine across Country. I am getting ready to drive a loaded 3/4 Ton Studebaker all Original towing a trailer with a 1901 Reproduction Large Curved Dash Olds from California to Missouri.
Comfortable way to roll. Some even have Vintage AC.
Hey! Where’s “Chuco” from Boulevard Nights?
Glad to see people are retaining the history of the American automobiles however I think those sirens are quite a distraction to the beauty of those cars.
U guys are playing wit fire
Firme bombas 🇲🇽🇺🇸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That’s the Italian flag!
@@sarcasticallyrearranged
MEXICAN FLAG
AMAZING enjoyed watching
wow, awesome. I didn't know anything about those cars or Zoot Suit Riots. Thanks for sharing.
What they should be celebrating is the 79th anniversary of D-Day …
I do know of a soldier from White Fence that was killed on the invasion of Europe.. He was a friend of my fathers. My father landed on Normandy in 1944 ..
You can celebrate that at your own home 😂
@@tesakotukaka6222 is your free
Danm thats a beautiful sight to see.
love those old schools.
Wow.. mucho caliente’ as so much pure fire on those streets right now.. excellent parade of history..💯🇺🇸😎🌪🌎
Some badass bombas!
Beautiful cars ❤
Cool cars........Love that style!!!
A great 80th event
Always much respect to this! But, those sleds!@ 4:41
Wow now that is traffic I would never complain about! And I love how it’s mostly 1930s cars, such beauty’s!
should do this in DC
Owesome!
Some sweet looking cars
That Rap song just fk the retro moment chale chucho😎
This made me smile the whole time as if my soul remember its past life.
Great. But what special cars are these or what is the intention or cult behind? Never saw such cars in Europe. Thanks for the video and impressions.
These cars are called bombs, which consists of American cars mostly made around the 30s-early 50s. They are very popular among the Mexican Ameican car community.
I live on L.A. area and never seen that many bombs at one time, the look good!
@@twinroddersBasically during much of World War II, right?
@@tyrese3745 Yes, give or take several years before and after WWII
The intention is to honor those involved in the Zoot Suit riot's of 1943.
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Fabulous.
wow
That is totally awesome to see 👀
Firme carruchas viva la chicanada ese!
Que carrazos. De lo mejor
Ahí ví como siempre , a un compatriota
Orgulloso.
Saludos desde CDMX
Legend has it Santana's real Dad is still looking for him.. 🧐
Thats Gucci38
The field is full of interesting cars!
Brown Berets National Party and Brown Town Car Club. In attendance!
Love It! get it get it
*Let the Sunshine In...*
This was a remembrance of the zoot suit riot generation
Read the book “on the road” so you can understand the zoot suit, it’s a great book 📕
If heaven actually existed, it would look like this. Bombs cruisin as far as the eye can see. Shout out to El Paso, Tx. The real home of the Pachuco/Zoot suiter lifestyle.
Estas pendejo...Texas copies everything from cali de los gueyes that moved to Tejas.. it originated in downtown Los!!!!!
Juatez is the birth Place of the Mexican Zooters then they took it Pa Chuco Texas!!
Tintan was one of the first Pachucos right there in Juarez Mexico vamos pal Chuco El Paso Texas
I should have been there i have a 38 Buick FJB
Why do some of them have the backend dropped so low is there a reason for doing it?
I think it's a preference on the stance of the car. A lot of these cars are on airbags or hydraulics, so they don't always ride with the rear dropped like that.
IT'S CALLED LOWRIDING DUDE 🐛
Those visors are so low I don't see how the drivers can see where they're going
Very nice and Awesome old cars ... What is the point of all them horns ??? Can someone explain ??? Thank you ...
These cars are called bombs, since a lot of them were made around the WWII era and the shape of some of them resemble bombs. The siren is meant to be an air raid siren. I would prefer they did not sound them off, but I still enjoyed the cars nonetheless
Our Latino Heritage East Los/Boyle Heights ❤️💕it Brown Pride For sure.. Beautiful Vehicles...
Love it. Reminds me of the Morticians. Community spirit.❤🎉
Nice stuff!
Thanks, Chuck. Cool to see you on my channel, I remember watching your videos with Voodoo Larry years ago!
@@twinrodders Heck, I'm still doing it but I am starting to feel my age...
Brown Love baby, ain't nothing better!!!
And these guys in South Carolina thinking they invented the Squatted Vehicle look with their big four wheel drive trucks! LOL
Nuevamente yo compatriota que características tiene tu auto
Ojala y nos pudieras contestar nuevamente saludos desde CDMX.
I never miss a Bomb show when they have one, those cars are all done up, the few you see here not all shiny will be in a couple years.
Nice 🇺🇸🍺
whats crazy is wearing a Zoot Suit here in Los Angeles is still illegal till this day
Somehow I'm not surprised.
Anything for a chance to show off my ride - yeah. Bless.
Lovely, but where are the zoot suits?
Nice awesome
Very cool rides. Can’t stand Cali politics but the car culture and volume is off the hook. Thanks for sharing
What a beautiful site bombfest!!!I see this it reminds me of the VIEJITOS CAR CLUB Cruising down the road!!!! ORALE
Love the sedans from the 1930s!!
Classic rides that are badass and make me proud to be Hispanic. No rap/hip hop music and no bouncing cars with hydraulics making the cars going up and down. It was great to see the Los Angeles Police Department clearing the streets for the cars❤
My bf Eddie Spaghetti's mom Gloria use to be a Zoot Suiter back in the day. Rest in peace mama Gloria. ❤️
We're going to party like it's 1943!
I tried to go we got up early went to the site but dang it was alot of cars I decided to wait and we messed up cuz there was NOOO PARKING NO WHERE AT MARIACHI PLAZA UGGGH
Thats too bad! We were waiting on the 6th Street Bridge for over two hours because the flyer wasnt specific about when they would be cruising through. We thought they would drive by around 10AM since the flyer said the roll in time was 7‐9:30AM. We didn't know they were gonna be parked on Whittier Blvd until past noon!