East L.A. Lowrider Legacy | Groupe Car Club Since 1971

In the Wired Down Studio, we take a true time machine ride down Whittier Boulevard with George “Mac” Carbajal and Carlos Carbajal of the legendary Groupe Car Club. This episode is pure East Los Angeles history — from Garfield High School to cruising Whittier Boulevard, reliving the moments, people, and culture that shaped one of the most respected lowrider clubs in the world. Founded in July 1971, Groupe Car Club stands as one of the oldest and most prestigious lowrider clubs in Southern California, widely recognized as a trend-setting force in lowrider history. Episode Highlights: The roots of Groupe Car Club in East Los Angeles The ELA Mother Chapter and its legacy Expansion into chapters across: California: San Diego, Orange County, Inland Empire, Riverside, Bakersfield Arizona: Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa Major car shows, community presence, and cultural impact Giving back through annual Christmas toy drives and community outreach Brotherhood, longevity, and what it means to represent 55+ years of legacy This is more than cars — this is culture, history, and respect, straight from those who lived it. From the Garage to the Boulevard. Subscribe | Like | Comment | Share #WiredDownPodcast #GroupeCarClub #EastLA #WhittierBlvd #LowriderCulture #GarfieldHigh #LowriderHistory #Since1971 #OneLegacy   / wireddownpodcast