Born and raised in Río Bravo, Tamaulipas, David “Dee” Espinoza spent plenty of time with his grandfather, Ramiro. While he’s got plenty of great memories with him, his most vivid were the ones spent with his grandpa in his Chevy C10. “I remember him taking me around the farm in the Chevy,” Dee tells Lowrider. “It was one of my favorite memories from my childhood.” And it was these memories that would last a lifetime and give him an affinity for the famous C10 platform.
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