biggest customised vehicle clubs in the world with chapters across America, Europe and Asia.

00:23 TONY: You say this is a hobby but it sure

don't feel like no hobby I mean you put in more hours than you do at work. Y'know we

love it but it feels like a full time job.

00:30 COMM: The members spend hundreds of thousands

of pounds and countless hours turning their regular cars into moving, roaring works of

art.

00:38 HECTOR: Here you have a 1998 Chevy two-door

Tahoe.

00:42 HECTOR: We converted the whole front end as

you can see, fenders, we added oversized wheels, 28-inch fully engraved and painted. We added

a nice mural on top of the hood. Our candy paint job, purple paint job and then some

pin striping.

01:02 HECTOR: Money wise it's very hard to pinpoint

it but a rough estimate would probably be ninety thousand to a hundred. I know it sounds

like a lot to a lot of people but also it's a build that has taken maybe four to four

plus years.

01:19 TONY: First I do it for y'know, the girls,

why lie? But eventually you do it so long that's not why you're building it, you do

it for the builds and the attention the builds get. Everybody's reaction is something different.

01:33 TONY: When they first see out rides on the

street or anywhere where we're setting them up, first thing that comes out of people's

mouths is y'know wow. Second thing is why would you do that to a new car? Our club is

we try to go after the newest stuff and pretty much mess it up.

01:47 CHARLES: The car is great, it's fantastic.

There's no part of this car that's not customised.

01:58 CHARLES: The paint is extraordinary, definitely

has show quality. This vehicle is definitely above the top, and unique.

02:08 TONY: We've run out of ideas on cars so why

not build a golf cart?

02:12 TONY: We've put some 14 inch rims on the golf

cart and LEDs all the way along the bottom. HALO lights it's got TV's everywhere. We've

got an iPad that goes on the dash. XBOX 360 in the back. and actually this damn golf cart

weighs probably a much as a car.

02:25 TONY: I'm sitting on a good 12 batteries right

now. You spend at least $5,000 just on these batteries.

02:31 COMM: Despite the incredible amount of time

and money involved in being a member of the club, it's grown exponentially since it's

inception in 2001.

02:41 HECTOR: We started in Montebello, California.

We've expanded to 28 chapters including Texas, Florida uh, St. Louis, Chicago, New York,

Arizona, Nevada, Utah and now presently in Japan as well.

02:56 TONY: Nokturnal as a club, I mean now we're

more like family. I've missed to many birthday parties, parties and we've gone everywhere

with these guys, with our members y'know sometimes they do more for you than your own family

does.

03:11 HECTOR: Everybody thinks I'm crazy and my

family thinks I waste too much money on it. But my perks are different, my rewards are

different. I grew up reading lowrider magazine, and it always inspired to make me want to

come out in the magazine but successfully we won and I'm a three time champ when it

comes to lowrider.

03:31 TONY: You say I'm obsessed with all these

vehicles but I don't call it obsessed, it's just know what you love doing.