Growing up in Piru, deep in the heart of Ventura County, my
life was always tied to the rhythm of the car scene. Some of my best memories
come from the Piru Christmas parades and local festivals—days filled with
music, family, good food, and shiny rides lining the streets. I’ll never forget
the roar of fishtail pipes and the distinct smell of fuel in the air.

From Piru to Fillmore, I lived for events like the Sespe
Creek Car Show on the 4th of July. That’s where my passion for car culture
really took root. These moments lit the spark that became a lifelong passion.

When I finally had my own ride, I noticed a lack of local
car meets—so I started my own. What began as a small gathering quickly turned
into something bigger. The community showed up, and the support was unreal.
That’s what inspired me to create the 126MOBB logo—a symbol that represents our
pride in the local car, truck, and motorcycle scene.

Even though life’s responsibilities have shifted my focus
away from hosting regular meets, the 126MOBB spirit is still alive. The logo is
still worn, the memories still shared, and the culture continues to thrive.

For me, Highway 126 will always be more than pavement—it’s
the road that connects all of Ventura County and beyond. It’s where I learned
to drive, earned my first speeding ticket, and where I took my first real
cruise in my '65 C10. No matter where life takes me, California State Route 126
will always have a special place in my heart. It’s the road that always gets us
home

126MOBB – Representing the culture. Living the lifestyle.