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Nothin' But A G Thang
Lowrider
|February 2018
No Experience. No Resources. No Problem.
A barnyard find is great, but even better is the acquisition of a well-kept classic that’s been driven, maintained, and well taken care of. These are the unicorns seen driving around town by a special breed of folks who don’t care about the latest and greatest but instead care about preserving what they’ve bought. Just ask Simon Chen, the new owner of this classic Cutlass.
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