The Justin Swanstrom Car Is Still Going To Send It

The new Justin Swanstrom car is not perfect. The car is missing paint and burns, but it appears to be in good shape. Justin is showing no signs of slowing down, and the bumper sticker says, “Still gonna send it.” It’s unclear when we’ll see this car back in action.

The car is named Lexus, which is Latin for law. Swanstrom is not quite sure what started the fire, but it was not a very smooth ride. Swanstrom is not the only one to have an accident in the video, either. During one incident, a Chevrolet Corvette driver got loose while driving a Lexus, and both cars ended up on fire.

Justin Swanstrom has a popular YouTube channel where he uploads videos related to cars. He was born in Florida and grew up with a passion for cars. At a young age, he began competing in car racing competitions. Since then, his passion for the sport has become his career. He started his racing career with radial tire eliminators and cutthroat no-time competition, and has since worked his way up to more advanced competitions.

Justin Swanstrom is an American racer and blogger. He has an impressive social media following of over 66k on YouTube. He is known for posting videos of his cars and racing videos. His passion for cars started at a young age, and he started making videos when he was only 14.

Swanstrom is a popular car racer in Florida. He has raced in the No Prep Kings series and Street Outlaws. He also has a YouTube channel called “Justin Swanstrom” that has over 60K subscribers and over 476 videos uploaded. He aims to build the car that weighs at least 2,600 pounds.

He’s now a rising star in the No Prep Kings series, and his popularity is growing rapidly. In addition to racing, he promotes the series and has an impressive fan base. He also has a TV show where viewers can watch the racing in action. The No Prep Kings series is an excellent way to get the full experience of racing.

The Lexus car is a custom build. It’s the result of a partnership between Ryan Martin’s auto shop and a drag racing star. He’s aiming for the Sweet16. In addition to his own racing career, Swanstrom runs his own business, S&S Vac/Video, and S&S Grading.