Whittier Boulevard is one of the original cruise night streets in Southern California. Even today it's a hotbed for current cruisers.

Hoppos is a legend in the lowrider world. They invent and manufacture anything you need to make a hopping car.

Revolution car club puts on an annual show at Lake Big Bear and donates the money to various charities.

Torres car club puts on an annual hopping contest in downtown Los Angeles. And at the same time a car show with amazing looking custom cars.

Imperial car club puts on an annual car show with a pinp contest as well. Pretty cars, pretty girls.

We visit with car builders and restorers and see how they have taken old junk and turn it into rolling artworks.

Style Car Club does many fundraisers for various charities. This time we're at a high school that needs new uniforms for their wrestling team.

We meet Pharaohs car club and their cars. Later we are invited to Suavesitos cruise night and we get to see a real street hopping contest.

This is a typical Sunday in Southern California. Lots of car shows in every community, and most of them is donating any revenue to various charities.

Today we're visiting a car show that collects money for Ronald McDonald's children's hospital in Loma Linda. And later we see two tattoo artists at work.

Shifters car club is one of the oldest clubs in Southern California. They put on a nice gathering every month. Later we go to a big car picnic and drool over all the cool cars there.

On a short stretch of the legendary Route 66 we visit a very large cruise night. This is one of the big ones. Hundreds of cars cruising all night long.

E Street Cruisers put on a great car show on Halloween called Trunk or Treat where the kids go around all the cars and get candy from the trunks. Later we see a Christmas parade with all cars decked out with lights and music.