See All 11 Photos Over the next three years, Steve began the makeover of his '70 convertible ... tires were put on to give the Impala the defining traditional lowrider look.

So at 17 years of age he opted for a '70 Impala. As with most kids that are ... one of which was featured in the August 2010 issue of Lowrider and the other, which is still under construction.

One can’t help but wonder if Joe Mirelez is secretly Lex Luthor, and this vehicle is a 70’s era attempt to bring Superman to his knees. Frankly, we’re hoping it is. In honesty, Joe ...

The famous Gypsy Rose is the third car to bear the name — Valadez built two prior Impala lowriders, a '60 and a '63, with the '63 being the first to bear the distinctive rose design ...

And now he drives something arguably a little better. His 1960 Chevrolet Impala lowrider, painted verde chiaro, an earthy and inviting green, has the sheen of a trophy. Admirers seem magnetically ...

However, while the advertising video showed the renowned "Mothership" Impala, the lowrider culture began decades ago on the streets of LA. The lowrider society has its roots after WWII as unique ...

"Gypsy Rose," an award-winning Chevy Impala admired for its elaborate floral paint job, was known in the world of cruising lowriders as one of the most tricked-out muscle cars of a generation.

Jeff Quintana, 50, a road maintenance foreman, on his 1960 Chevrolet Impala lowrider, as told to A.J. Baime. I live in Española, N.M., a city that claims to be the Lowrider Capital of the World.

During the half-time show, three 1960s-era Impala Lowriders were parked at the front side of the set. Ahead of the show, Pepsi, which sponsors the performance, had teased the vehicle's part in the ...