Logan’s Cutlass Supreme

In the words of Xzibit: “It's a bad day for Oldsmobile right now.” He said it and he meant it because Logan's '86 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme is sporting a smashed headlight, no radio, a broken driver's side window, twin dents on both sides–which Logan calls 'dimples'–and enough remnants of fast food in the back to feed a small country. While currently in school aiming for a degree in Business, 20-year-old Logan needs a ride that means business. That suits Xzibit and the guys at West Coast Customs just fine because they're not here to play around. X hits the scene to check out the damage, and there is plenty. “Looks like this car has been in a fight,” X proclaims. The Cutlass no longer has a color, because all of the paint has worn away after 19 years hard driving, and rolls on 10" rims. X is traumatized to find everything from old socks to a basketball to toilet paper floating around in the car, and as soon as X touches the glove box, a waterfall of trash comes spilling from it. Nonetheless, Xzibit promises they will put the 'Supreme' back into Cutlass. From a new sun roof to a pimpin' system, the guys at West Coast have big dreams for the Cutlass, but can this fantasy become a reality? 20 G's and plenty of blood, sweat & motor oil later, the new, pimped-out Cutlass is revealed. Logan is shocked speechless. Before his very eyes is a lime green whip sitting on 18" chrome rims begging to hit the streets of L.A. Logan couldn't be happier. The fun really begins inside the car. Not only do the windows work, but just in case Logan feels like being incognito and not rolling them down, the Cutlass comes with an intercom system perfect for those late night drive-through runs. And while Logan eats his fast food, how about a little Play Station 2 on his new 7" monitors? Meanwhile, he can watch a DVD on a second screen, of course. Let's not forget about the trunk. Logan had a portable gym locker in there, so the guys at West Coast beefed it up a bit by creating a basketball court as well, complete with a hoop. And that's not all. Since Logan enjoys serenading the ladies, the guys at West Coast put a Karaoke machine in the trunk, along with a 15" monitor that displays the words. How's that for P.I.M.P.? Now Logan is ready to meet the world in his new souped-up Cutty Supreme. Q from West Coast put it best: “The new Cutlass is like a mullet, all business up front, and a party in the back.”