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Tom McNamara's 1955 Chevrolet
A 1960s business card for Don "Penguin" Loster, a pioneer in the use of hydraulic lifts for lowering cars. Known for his innovative work in the Southern California custom car scene, Penguin's shop became synonymous with "extra low" rides. Based in Hollydale near Downey and Paramount, Loster worked alongside his close friend Bear in a tight-knit community where creativity thrived in the mid-1960s. Photo from The Mike Kosulandich Collection.
Dave Robertson's 1956 Ford F100 -Lil Nugget


Custom Shops of Hollydale, California

Art Chrome Body Shop


Custom Cars of Hollydale, California

Tom McNamara's 1955 Chevrolet
Dave Robertson's 1956 Ford F-100 - Lil Nugget


Citizens of Hollydale, California

Dave Robertson
Jim Dickerson
Tom McNamara

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