Biased Ply

I have been accused of being biased towards showcasing only cars of a certain style in this magazine and my response is quite simple.

I am…

I was raised on GM’s and Chevy’s  even though my father is actually built Ford tough, but we can unpack that another time. Every time I see a car or truck or bike or anything really, laid all the way on the ground , I can feel my heart flutter and I grin from ear to ear. That doesn't mean it’s all that I like, but you will see a lot of it in this magazine. 
I’m a car guy through and through so I still drool over, Fords, Mopars, Packards,         Mercury’s and even the foreign ones get me excited.  I still want to feature the traditional hot rods and customs, the bump sides, and dent sides, the dragsters,  and the street rods.  To be honest I’m open to featuring anything but it has to grab MY attention, and it has to be custom. It can be worth $500 or $500,000, the value isn't what excites me. 
But yes. I am biased towards lowriders, baggers, slammed patina cars and trucks, Chevy’s, Oldsmobile’s, and Buick’s.   
Just look at my personal collection, a slammed 1964 Oldsmobile Super88 on air and rubber bands with  shitty paint, a 1955 Buick Special being built with an LQ4 to lay frame  and look like it rolled out of the scrap yard, and last but not least a 1997 GMC Suburban K1500 4x4  (trigger alert) that is gonna get lowered  as low as I can go. And if I had the time and the funds to add to that fleet, I‘d also have a slammed out squarebody, a stretched out bagger, and something on Hydraulics. 
So yeah you are going to see a lot of that in this magazine and on my channels, but I also don’t discriminate, show me what you got and it might just be in a future issue of Cruise Culture Magazine

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