I'm a white guy in my 70's from the east coast. I remember seeing pictures of the 64 Gypsy Rose. I had a '70 Camaro I was trying to transform into a low rider after seeing pictures of Gypsy Rose. I never quite got it finished but my intentions were good. I've seen a lot of very cool custom cars in my lifetime but Gypsy Rose will always be my favorite. There needs to be a statue of Jesse Valadez. My respects to the Valadez family. God bless you Jesse. My God hold you in His tender loving arms.

I saw this car in DC when they had it displayed in a glass case on the national mall last summer. Local Lowrider clubs from all over the mid atlantic came here to see the car. I had heard of the car before from reading lowrider mag growing up but I never thought that I would see it. I feel privileged to have seen this car in person.

I use to collect the lowrider mags when i was a kid and remember seeing this car.

Beautiful mini documentary. Thanks for doing the Lowrider community the justice it deserves and this man’s work. Roll on Jesse🤙🤙

I’m not crying it’s allergies....

What a beautiful story of Gypsy 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 RIP SEÑOR VALDEZ & JR 🙏

This is one the best videos that I ever seen on KZfaq. Gypsy Rose lives on

What an amazing story. What an amazing car. What an amazing family. #America.

What an amazing car. So impressed by these talented mechanics and artists who made the one of the greatest American Legendary history.

Just WOW! PASSION. LOVE. RESPECT. HONOUR. LEGEND. Thanks for sharing the history of Gypsy Rose & the Lowrider scene. Much love from UK. Peace.

Make a move about this great man's life

I remember back in the days cruising Whittier in the 70s this video sure does brings back some memories for sure

I swear the Gypsy ride is beautiful 💖

I remember seeing gypsy rose back in the 80's and thinking to my self how classy it was and instantly fell in love with it. It was love at first sight. R.I.P

Sr. Valdez is an excellent example of one man inspiring and mentoring young men and women to be proud of their culture and become civil servants.

Not exactly sure but think hot wheels made a tribute car. Got here because I really like that lowrider. R.I.P. Jesse Valdez 🌹

This is what family is meant to be.

the first time I saw this beauty was back in 92, I was a jungster and it's still my favorite Lowrider!

The legend is cruising in heaven.and gypsy Rose will live for ever for generations to come.

I never seen a lowrider in my life that is more beautiful then this one😍😍😍

R.I.P. BROTHER BLESS YA FAMILY TRUE LOVE

Love that it gets recognized by the LOC. Awesome story and culture. I think it's idea and translation gets reflected into other areas of automobile modification like springs, coilovers, and airbags and might reflect the genesis of the modern day car culture. Not quite as specific, but certainly just as passionate in some cases.

I remember as a kid in the late 90s flipping through lowrider magazine and seeing these badass lowriders. And then seeing a few of the Imperials in person at the scraping tour in 2000.

The ending made me tear up

Still come back to watch this every now and then, how incredible ❤

very emotional to me i did the model cars, bikes, and now im working 65 buick lowrider. need lots of lowrider catalogs, i grew up asking for money to buy these magazines, i love you guys!!!!! im in dayton, ohio we lowrider down here today!!!

so many great people and autos...but the heart of this is the family and what their father instilled in them...yes my eyes watered at the end.......

I had a lowrider in Northern California in the late 70's early 80's Best time of my life.. those were the days.. all my friends own a lowrider

I remember these days !,I miss these days!!my memories

Absolutely beautiful car, saw it at the Peterson Automotive Museum a few months back, even seeing it here in HD just doesn’t do the car justice. It’s a must see in person kind of automotive history.

A car so beautiful....she will make you cry

Wow, what an amazing story, long live the onda, nuestra cultura

I got a chance to see this work of art in DC it truly is a beautiful car

This video was among the best I have ever seen. So beautiful car and stor

Lowriders bring alot of positivity to themselves and to the community it also brings people together and seeing a groupe of lowriders crusing the streets is like a free car show.the rose impala was one of the first lowriders I ever seen in a magazine that was 13 years ago I don't have a lowrider myself but I will always want one a 64 rag or a 57 rag or a bomb can only have zenith or Dayton wheels but all lowriders are beautiful in their own ways

I got goose bumps watching this video. Great story, beautiful car and a very blessed family.

Jesse still flexing beyond the grave with that coffin, oh lord that's how you do it right

Nice to see this, Jessie jr. Is a really nice guy and really takes ownership of his role in the lowrider community. I actually met him in Vegas at a restaurant, he was there for a big lowrider show and I was there for a carshow as well (Supras in Vagas). We started talking in the line, joking about and this guy had people coming up to him giving him props, I found a table place was full Invited Jessie and friend or family to sit but they found someone that saved them a table. He and his friend called me over; I was alone so they invited me to have dinner with them. While eating people still came up to him to sign all kinds of merchandise, so I asked him if he was famous he said sort of. So we started talking about L.A., Supras and Lowriders over Tacos. Cool guy!

I’m going to be honest I only knew of the 1964 Impala version of Gypsy Rose only because of people recreating I’m in the racing games I play. Never knew the inspirational story and man behind the car. Needless to say I’m glad to have been able learn about its history and the ending with Mr. Valadez’s passing made me tear up just from the wonderful things and memories everyone had about him. A truly inspirational figure

Paramount pictures this story would make 1 hell of a movie .....

Best flick I've watched all year!

I’ve seen this low rider in person and it’s astonishing

Nothing but love to this day as it was then.

I saw the Gypsy Rose 64 Impala, in a magazine, almost 50 years ago. My best friend had a red 64 Impala SS, about that time. We drove that car everywhere. Great car.

I remember this car when I was a kid. Finally get to hear the whole story about it

The lowrider Gypsy Rose was in a Lowrider mag. Around 1979 April when my varrio was interviewed cause boulevard nights the movie was Firme y the staff writer Roberto Rodriquez also good man ,good memories😜

What a great tribute to such a great man and to such an iconic automobile that has been a part of automotive history and to the Low Rider movement!!!!

Lowriding will never die and me and my son will make sure of that too SD 2 LA

ジプシーローズ最高～！！

Awesome history indeed !!!

Wow! What a work of art he created! Rip🙏 Sr. Valadez. Your work of art forever will be admired by everyone!

what a beautiful story. hits you straight to the heart and soul

Beautiful car, inspiring story... Thanks for sharing.

Well done great story

I remember growing up in Southgate, Imperials were always up and down my street (Nebraska Ave.). I fell in love with lowriders...

I got to see this car in person today ,absolutely amazing !!

Lowriders for ever all the way from atx

I'm in tears. Truly a man who had made such an impact that has spanned globally. Being from the East coast and had owned an 84 Cutlass lowrider i want to say thank you Jesse Valadez.

I remember when Gypsy rose was a 1963 before it was damaged by another car club.then it was replaced with a 1964 . It is still a beautiful car.

Takes me back to the 70s in Chicago ❤❤❤

I respect everyone and everything about this video. Hands down the best respectable video

This is an AMAZING segment. Very heartfelt and important history of the Imperials C.C. and the Valadez family.

I love Low Riders, cruising & the music. These people are NOT criminals.

Awesome video...what a proud family..

Awesome video!

Amazing story and and beautiful family

So beautiful!

Just inspirational 💪🏽🙏👌🤙🏽

Beautiful!!!

Rest In peace carnal, I remembered seeing the Gypsy Rose in Huntington park, when I was. Kid, in the early 70"s, Passing by Riding in the back of my dad's old station wagon.

It's GORGEOUS 🌹🌹🌹🌹

"GYPSY ROSE" 👌Don Heckman 💯 RIP Mr Jesse Valadez beautiful coffin my respects to Imperials cc

Really enjoyed this show

Everyone knows this car, even if they arnt into lowriders. Such a cool car

Humble beginnings love it

Thank you so much you are responsible for low-riding unity love and peace Chicano nismo when others say they started their when their place no it started with Gypsy East LA that's for real ✊🇲🇽💯 thank you 🇲🇽💯🥊 ,champ Redlands car,

Great video,great story and great man.

Amazing People and Talent!

This is the first time I have ever cried when watching a "car" video. Jesse sounds like he was one heck of a man.

Amazing story, amazing car . R.I.P Jesse.

Love it !!!

What a story

Very good story! F#ck the people that disliked it.

The Crazy thing is . . .. .. ..this car is gonna be at a local Car/ Christian outreach Event the 15th this month. I Definitely want to see this Legendary car in Person. What an awesome story of not just the car but of the People, Family, a RACE!!!! I'm proud to be part Latino!!!!

this was awesome..😆👍👍

🥀⚘💐🌹 BEAUTIFUL WORK 🧡

Amazing car and an even more amazing man…

i feel your love... thankyou

Very well put together video.

Damn what a beautiful story.

Beautiful life and legacy.

Awesome!!👍🏽

I'd love to see a movie showcasing this man and his car. Gypsy Rose

Respect!

Goosebumps

Cool that’s a cool documentary and makes me want to wrench on my Monte Carlo

Quite a video! Even though I don't enjoy the cars like many who will land on this video, the video and story line was put together well and I enjoyed it much! Thx for posting.

Good Man nice car bless his family.

I remember seeing this car when i bought my first lowrider magazine when i was a young kid.

Don is the man coolest guy he still painting cars at Valley Kustoms