Well now, let me tell ya a little story ‘bout this car that’s been causin’ quite a stir lately. It’s a lowrider, y’know, one of them flashy cars that hop up and down like they got a mind of their own. This one, though, it’s special. It used to belong to Eddie Guerrero, that famous wrestler from the WWE. The story goes that it was all tied up with Eddie’s flashy entrances in the ring, where he’d drive that lowrider right into the arena. Looked real cool, let me tell ya, like somethin’ out of a movie. Now, folks are talkin’ ‘bout this car ‘cause it just got sold for a price that’ll make your jaw drop!
Now, Eddie Guerrero, he wasn’t just any wrestler. He was one of them bigger-than-life characters that had folks talkin’ everywhere he went. Part of his whole schtick was bringin’ that lowrider to the ring, showin’ off his style. That car wasn’t just a ride—it was part of his persona. It became a symbol of who Eddie was, this cool, smooth guy who didn’t take nothin’ from no one, but still had that charm that made ya like him. It was like the car and Eddie were made for each other!
So here’s the thing, this lowrider was recently sold, and you won’t believe who bought it. Vanilla Ice, yup, the rapper who’s known for his hit “Ice Ice Baby,” got himself that car. He posted a video on his YouTube channel tellin’ the whole world ‘bout how he got his hands on it. Now, you’d think a car like that would fetch a pretty penny, right? Well, Ice got it for a steal—just $15,000! Can you believe that? Now, most folks reckon the car could’ve gone for way more, maybe even six figures, with all that history tied up in it. But the seller, well, they didn’t seem to know what they had, so Ice worked his magic and got it for much less.
Now, Eddie Guerrero was famous for his love of lowriders, and this particular one is a real piece of wrestling history. It’s a 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood, an orange beauty that’s got its place in Lowrider magazine. Back in February 2004, this very car was sittin’ pretty on the cover of that magazine, right next to Eddie himself. If that don’t make it worth somethin’, I don’t know what does. It’s like holdin’ onto a piece of history, somethin’ that can’t be replaced. And when you got a car like that, you know folks are gonna be talkin’ ‘bout it for years to come.
Vanilla Ice, he’s no stranger to cars. He’s got himself a whole collection of fancy vehicles, but this one, well, it’s somethin’ special. He’s always been a fan of Eddie Guerrero, and now he’s got a piece of that legacy. In his video, Ice talks ‘bout how much he’s been workin’ to get that lowrider. He found a guy who specializes in restorations, and together, they brought that car back to life. Now it’s ready to roll again, just like it did in the WWE rings all those years ago.
There’s a bit of controversy ‘round this whole deal, though. Some folks are wonderin’ if the seller really knew what they were lettin’ go of. It’s not like you see a car with this much history just sittin’ around on every street corner. The thing’s worth a whole lot more than what Ice paid, that’s for sure. Eddie Guerrero’s name’s all over it, and that makes it somethin’ that’ll always hold value. You can’t just toss that kinda thing away without thinkin’ twice.
But, hey, it’s done now. Ice’s got the car, and he’s proud of it. He talks ‘bout how he’s got big plans for the car, though he didn’t say exactly what he’s gonna do with it. Maybe he’ll just keep it in his collection, show it off to his friends. Maybe he’ll even bring it out for a spin every once in a while, remindin’ folks of Eddie Guerrero and his legendary status in the wrestling world. It’s not just a car anymore—it’s a part of pop culture, somethin’ that’ll be remembered for years to come.
If you ask me, I think Ice got himself a real treasure. It’s not every day you get to own a piece of history like that. And whether it’s worth six figures or not, it’s the kind of thing that’ll always be valuable to the right person. Eddie Guerrero’s spirit lives on in that lowrider, and now it’s part of Ice’s world. Who knows, maybe one day, it’ll be passed down to another fan, someone else who appreciates the connection between a car and a legend.
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- Eddie Guerrero
- Lowrider
- Vanilla Ice
- WWE
- Classic Car
- Car Collection
- History
