Maintaining Swift Standards
After spending well over a decade with Nokturnal Car Club, Mike has not only rep’d the club, but rep’d it well. Entry into the club all began with a tricked-out Candy Apple Red Escalade with enough bells and whistles that we actually featured it years back. From there he felt a need for change, so he sold the hulky SUV to get a new platform to work on. This time around he went with a Lexus sedan, and he’s since given the once family sedan a makeover worthy of yet another feature.
This story is from the December 2017 edition of Lowrider.
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