Description:

This collectible phone card from Globalcom 2000 features a vibrant image of a red 1963 Chevrolet automobile, a classic vintage car known for its distinctive design and cultural significance in lowrider communities. The car is shown parked outdoors, with bright sunlight emphasizing its polished paint and chrome details. It has wire-spoke wheels, whitewall tires, and a lowered stance, highlighting its lowrider style. The background includes a white wall lined with tall, narrow green trees, adding a clean and serene setting to the image.

A woman stands next to the car, dressed in a red crop top and black shorts, posing with one hand resting on the car's roof. Her pose and attire contribute to the card’s promotional theme connected to lowriding culture. The text on the card includes "Globalcom 2000" in the top left corner, indicating the telecommunications company. At the bottom center, bold text reads "Julio Lowriding," referencing the promoter or theme. The card’s value is displayed as "$30" on the lower left, with "March 1994 Collectible Phone Card" printed below, denoting its release date and collectible nature.

This card is a promotional item for Orlies Magazine Lowriding, which is known for popularizing lowrider car culture and automotive customizations. It celebrates the 1963 Chevy, a symbol of classic American cars and transportation heritage, with vibrant imagery and strong branding that appeals to enthusiasts and collectors alike.

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