ART ON WHEELS-63' RAG VAN GOGH

摘要

Building a car the second time around is always easier than when you do it the first time. In this case, Rick Rock, owner of Low Life Hydraulics, proved this theory when he chose to rebuild his '63 Impala convertible, Rick's love for Lowriding stemmed from his early days as a kid growing up in the harsh climate of Inglewood, CA., where he saw too many of his close friends end up in jail or six feet underground. Rick did not want to end up in either of those circumstances, so he kept his nose clean and his hands dirty, choosing instead to stay inside the garage building cars rather than being outside causing trouble. By 19 , Rick started cruising Crenshaw Blvd. with his best friend, Snoop. When he wasn't showing his love for vehicles out in the streets, he was inside working on them, earning his stripes at Hi-Lo Hydraulics for a number of years until he knew it was time to open his own shop, Low Life Hydraulics, in Inglewood, CA. The work paid off and Rick's extensive knowledge of auto building has lead him to a very successful career in Lowriding; a career he wanted to reignite by renovating his '63 Impala.