A classic, old burgundy colored car with external sun shades and a siren on the side.

A classic old Chevy with a fake raccoon tail on the radio antenna.

The passenger in an old Bel Air held up a sign that read, "Made in the Mission."

An old black and white car that looked very much like the police cars of yore.

An old convertible with the top down changed lanes while driving slowly down the parade route.

A lowrider car used hydraulics to elevate and drive on only three wheels.

Another car drove briefly on three wheels, and then slowly settled back down onto four wheels.

Lou Seal, mascot of the San Francisco Giants, rode in an orange car.

A car rose onto three wheels and drove straight head on into the camera.

A black VW bus lowrider was one of the more unusual cars seen that morning.

Three lowrider cars drove side by side, while the two nearest the sidewalks rose up onto three wheels.

A flashy dark convertible drove past on three wheels as if banked for a high speed turn.

A black convertible drove with its trunk butt high in the air. Notice that some of its trim and tire rims were brass.