Tijuana Upholstery

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Roger Squires' 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline was restyled by Roger Squires of Torrance, California in the late 1960s. Known as "Pastime", the car is a surviving example of the early lowrider style, and it was engineered and built to a standard that was unusual for the time. The first version of Roger's Fleetline was completed around 1968 featuring a custom made black upholstery by Tijuana Upholstery..


Tijuana Upholstery was an upholstery shop located in Tijuana, Mexico.


Cars Upolstered by Tijuana Upholstery

Roger Squires' 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline - Pastime

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