A Lowrider Club (C.C.) is an organized car club of lowriders who follow a series of traditional rules for participation, including, but not limited to, a group of elected officers; a probationary period for new members and the wearing of a specific club patch or shirt. Also, there is a measure of privacy about their internal structure, bylaws, and membership; and some level of sworn allegiance to other members of the club.
C.C. members are not usually referred to by their given names, but instead refer to each other by nicknames, or road names, sometimes displaying their road name on the club shirt.
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