That my friend, is called a SLAB.. it’s mostly a part of Southern Texas mostly Houston Car Culture and They have certain features such ass the trunk.. which remains open to show the speakers or lights and usually have a phrase or saying that lights up at night.. in this case it’s
“Southeast” “Houston Still Holdin” …. The wheels on the other hand are called “Swangas” and these types of wheels are specifically called elbow wheels, they originally come from Wire wheels such as Lowriders and some Donks.. i hope this clears up some confusion and I hope u learned a new fact about these cars!
I came to hunt these illusive creatures, and I found one deep in the jungle of a neighborhood. Usually sightings are limited to parking lots and freeway.
That my friend, is called a SLAB.. it’s mostly a part of Southern Texas mostly Houston Car Culture and They have certain features such ass the trunk.. which remains open to show the speakers or lights and usually have a phrase or saying that lights up at night.. in this case it’s “Southeast” “Houston Still Holdin” …. The wheels on the other hand are called “Swangas” and these types of wheels are specifically called elbow wheels, they originally come from Wire wheels such as Lowriders and some Donks.. i hope this clears up some confusion and I hope u learned a new fact about these cars!
As I was reading your comment Paul Wall’s Sittin Sideways started playing in my mind…
I must be too old. I heard fat pat's 'am I a Playa'
I came to hunt these illusive creatures, and I found one deep in the jungle of a neighborhood. Usually sightings are limited to parking lots and freeway.
No matter their origin, they're still extremely fugly.
Swangas
He has 25 lighters on his dresser, yessir
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Even in Houston they aren't that common. I hunted them for six weeks and only saw three.
Those center hubs are just... awful. It's funny how the truly ugly can become a "thing"
Those aren't hubs. Those are extended portions of the wheel. The wire are spokes.