A staple of California car culture, lowriders rose in popularity in the late 1950s and reached a peak around the 1970s.

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Lowriders are best known for their hydraulic suspension and crystal clear, eye popping paint jobs that help them stand out whether they're kissing the pavement or bouncing to the beat.

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The California Automobile Museum is honored to host a carefully curated selection of some of Sacramento's most incredible lowriders, crafted from various examples of American automobiles.

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Come witness the kind of art you won't find at The Louvre and take home a shirt or a poster to commemorate the occasion. Trust us, you won't forget it anytime soon.