Xzibit revisited the customized vehicles of his friends: "Big" Ron's Cadillac El Dorado, Dante's Ford Econoline ice cream truck, Josh's Toyota Corolla, Nile's Cadillac DeVille, Ryan's VW Bus, Christine's Honda Civic, and Alex's Chevrolet Ch…

Tenita, twenty-four years old, is the owner of a 1965 Ford Thunderbird.

At GAS, Xzibit and his crew meticulously transformed a 1978 Grumman Kurbmaster bread truck, a vehicle originally employed by the Wonderbread Company. They customized it with a distinctive flair, imbuing it with their signature style.

For Earth Day, Xzibit and the team at GAS have crafted a formidable muscle car, boasting an impressive 800 horsepower and fueled by biodiesel. This remarkable machine accelerates from zero to sixty miles per hour in under three and a half s…

At GAS, Xzibit and his crew undertake a project: the complete revitalization of a 1981 Mercedes-Benz 300SE, transforming the aging vehicle into something powerfully resonant, a true "crunker."

Xzibit and his crew at GAS have transformed this van into a true Vegas statement. Poor Richard might need a gas mask just to navigate the streets in it.

A peculiar device, dubbed the "Vroom Box," was installed in the van, granting it the ability to mimic the engine sounds of high-performance supercars.

His affection for Transformers and sweets alike found expression in his car's elaborate customization. The rear seat cleverly transformed, sliding open to reveal a sophisticated sound system and monitors, while a cotton candy machine reside…

A tribute to Jonathan's passions – comic books, especially the Fantastic Four, and surfing – manifested in a uniquely customized car. Gleaming "Silver Surfer" chrome adorned the exterior, while the interior echoed the Fantastic Four's vibra…

A tribute to Jonathan's passions – comic books, especially the Fantastic Four, and surfing – manifested in the car’s design. Gleaming silver chrome echoed the Silver Surfer, while the interior featured subtle nods to the Fantastic Four. The…

Operating a family dog grooming business from his van, he'd transformed the rear into a fully equipped station. A new bathtub and drying cage, complete with a 32-inch monitor, provided canine clients with entertainment during their post-bat…

Being something of a repairman, he favored a car equipped with practical storage. A rotating platform in the rear and cleverly designed slots within the windows provided ample space for his tools.

Esmerelda possessed a fondness for the beach, a sentiment reflected in the painted Hawaiian Tiki god adorning her car's hood and the tiki figures stitched into the leather seats. The trunk held further evidence of this inclination: a sno…

In this thirty-minute series, Xzibit and the team at West Coast Customs transform ordinary vehicles into showstoppers. The resulting customized cars typically command a value between twenty and thirty thousand dollars.

In this thirty-minute series, Xzibit and the team at West Coast Customs transform ordinary vehicles into showstoppers. The resulting customized cars typically command a value between twenty and thirty thousand dollars.

In this thirty-minute series, Xzibit and the team at West Coast Customs transform ordinary vehicles into showstoppers. The result of their meticulous work typically elevates a car's value to between twenty and thirty thousand dollars.

The hearse was a study in somber elegance, its front half adorned with intricately airbrushed skulls on a deep purple canvas. At the rear, a specialized coffin compartment slid open with quiet precision, revealing a gleaming grill.