There are car clubs that exist on paper and car clubs that built a culture. The difference is visible and specific.
After eight decades of Lowrider car club history, the clubs that have become legendary — the Dukes, the Imperials, the Majestics, the High Class, the Groupe — share a set of characteristics that aren't accidental.
First: Shared standards, not just shared interest. Great clubs don't accept members because they're enthusiastic. They accept members whose work meets a defined standard and whose character is vouched for by existing members.
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