I don’t know about you, or anyone else for that matter, but I’m pretty sure no one gets anywhere in life by themselves. I could be wrong, but I really don’t think I am. I know for a fact that I would not be who I am today without the people I’ve met over the past six years. I wouldn’t be half the person I am today without the close friends I have and have had before.

A little over six years ago, I attended a car show at a Volkswagen dealership with my cousin, Stephen.

Photos by Travis Cuykendall
Now I know what you’re thinking: With a title like that, what we’ve got here is a pair of cars owned by father and son. That’s where you’d be wrong though. What we have here is John Zuberek’s 1966 250S Benz and his E30 M3. So why “Like Father, Like Son?” Well, let’s just say the apple doesn’t fall from the tree.
We all become automotive enthusiasts in our own way.

We’re just reminding everyone that the Black Friday Sale at The Lowly Gentlemen goes on for the rest of today and tomorrow.

We know there’s a good chance a lot of you didn’t read yesterday’s article, as there were no slammed cars and no stance to be found. Unfortunately for those of you who were disappointed, you’ll have to be patient with us; today’s article will be no different. Today, we’re sharing our take on the annual SoCal Vintage BMW show, which for you, means plenty of immaculate classic BMW content. Tired of BMWs yet? I would hope not.

We’ve made no attempt to hide the fact that here at StanceWorks, we are a diehard group of BMW fans. It can often be tough for us to deviate from German steel to provide our readers with content that is more appealing on a broad scope, but if you’ve been around long enough, you know that sometimes we fall back to our roots. Season after season, the S|W garage has gotten older and older, with an E10 parked in the shop and an E9 just outside…