EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK

by Damien Scott

Kevin Loorkhoor’s Suburban is greater than the sum of its parts.

Ask T.I.P.: the best way to ride is with your top back. Nothing’s better than cruising the boulevard in a sick whip, with the music blaring and the titties out. Guys stare with hate-filled retinas, while ladies swoon and gawk, hoping to somehow occupy the passenger seat. That’s roughly the response Kevin Loorkhoor gets when he pushes his 2001 Chevy Suburban through town, albeit with a zealous “What the hell is that?” following close behind. As you can see, Kevin’s ride is far from ordinary—but that’s exactly what dude was going for.

Hailing from Queens, NY, Kevin wasn’t always car crazy. In fact, he only got into car customization recently, when he attended his first car show in Long Island, NY in 2000. “I saw everyone with the customized cars and I really liked it—and wanted to get into it,” remembers Kevin. And with that, he was off.

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