Melvin shared some pictures of the recent Stance Nation show. He snagged the 1st place Honda Award and Javi got 2nd Place!

Felix sent me a picture of his 2nd van a couple months back. Whoa it was a doozie. Custom front bumper... but it was overall well put together! So he posted pictures from Driven to Inspire car show! Let me the shout outs to: * Driven2Inspire - https://d2idriven2inspire.org and IG -->@d2idriven2inspire * the Gorgeous Andrea Purple - IG--> @andrea_purple * Wright Photography - IG --> #wrightphotography * Of course the VK family of Grounded Society!

Again, my boy Felix hooked up me with some good pictures. Grounded Society came out and supported a Charity car show, this was for Lyme disease. So everything was for a good cause!

A couple months ago, some of the So Cal family started a thread on the FB page trying to see if people wanted to meet up. Well, they got it together and did it! It was held at Luxe Custom Conversions. (Thanks Jeremiah!!) Shout outs to Dom for sending me the pictures! Gotta give a shoutout to the fam too. Juelz, Kenrick, Jennifer, Noah, Maui, Philip, Patrick, and Paul. (let me know if I missed anyone).

Patrick submitted some pictures with his Acura TSX along side a VK Sienna. The show was for a grand open of All Angles collision repair shop in Wichita, KS. Thanks Patrick for the pictures!

Tony's Honda Ody is another VK show participant. Definitely has represented properly!! Recently Tony changed up the engine bay! Gotta love Graffiti!!!

North American markets for vans missed out. We have some great platforms, but we didn't get the good stuff. Toyota kept the Alphards and Vellfires away. We do have it's cousin, the Sienna. The Vellfire seems to be the one I've seen many times over. But seeing an Alphard is equally great and not to mention, older Alphards too. So when I came across Tomo-san's Alphard on IG, I started to follow. He is part of VANKulture Japan, so when he posted pictures, I knew I had to get the

I was excited to see that VK was making things happen for vans. Honda Odysseys have always enjoyed some aftermarket support, but outside of the Toyota Previa, other vans on US soil, not so much. I've always had a thing for a 3rd gen Nissan Quest or a 2nd gen Toyota Sienna. They are relatively affordable and many OEM parts can still be bought (compared to older vans). Tuning in the sense of VANKulture, not as much. Aftermarket support, not that much, if anything. When I saw Ke

There is so much functionality in vans, why wouldn't you build one! Julius M. posted these pictures up. His family all went to Lake Tahoe!

Different regions, different cars, different culture and different perspective. But always have common interests! And at times, different names/variants of cars. For instance the Mitsubishi Town Box and Proton Juara. Suffian is Mitsubishi Town Box is pretty dope! I like Kei cars and Kei vans are super awesome IMO. So when Suffian posted his Town Box, I was really excited as it was a different take than what we are mostly used to seeing.