Kalifornia Kustom Kulture Kraziness!
— Tony Colombini
— Car-Shows.com

On the same day that tens of thousands of people swarmed Long Beach for Jesse James' West Coast Choppers' open house, die hard hot-rod purists made there way down the 405 to Jacks Lowrodders in Fountain Valley. Sure there were lots of Trailer Queen Bikes and Cars near the Queen Mary, but the free dogs and beer at Jacks Lowrodders, brought their loyal fans to hear some good garage band music and mix it up with other gear-heads.

What's been recently coined as Rat Rods, Jacks Lowrodders has been building Rotten Rods and Twisted Sleds since a group of kids formed the club Nasty Jacks, named after one of their member's smelly old dog Jack.

Headed up by Matt Wilfert, who teaches HS Auto Shop, the garage has transformed the Southern California Kustom Kulture scene by bringing the old school metal bangin' art of hot rodding to the kids of today. Not satisfied with the point-and-click world, these 'utes' love to get their fingers dirty and proudly wear their honor on scrubby jeans.

The shop is run by Will, whose old Red Coffee Boys truck parks out front. His duty is to proficiently keep the masters of metal, Brandon, Matt the Rat and others busy with chopping tops, channelling bodys, and boxing frames all day long. Will invites everyone to stop by anytime to see their latest creations. "...you don't have to wait for our annual open-house and car-show to see the craziness." With a mix of house paint and metal flake, there are coupes, sedans, trucks, and even a hearse at their shop any given time.

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