It's still called Alta Loma, however its the "northside" of Rancho Cucamonga...not too sure what's up with that. I have a couple co-workers say they live in Alta Loma, I guess it technically still exists.

See G-Sedan
Just chillin... I can hardly wait to move down next year.

I can't wait til' you show up in one of the SoCal meet.

Are you down here right now to visit your folks again?

First of all, I'm not this HOT chick that's been swirling in a lof the guys's mind in here... I'm 87 years old and ready to trade in my G for a Rascal and I'm going to modify it with some 22s and have the G35Driver sticker on the back.

I'll be down there this coming weekend to see my Daddy again. I heard the weather's going to nice and warm.

Okay, gotta go to bed... big day @ work tomorrow. Good night.

DO IT!!!!

come out to the 310 meet on saturday 4/12 in santa monica:
https://g35driver.com/forums/socal-meetings-events/212031-04-12-2008-310-meet.html

I don't think she'll be able to come out Chris. I think she's down here to see her folks... during those limited time.

GG, hope your dad is better. And yeah, the weather right is pretty nice... just wait til this Summer..... X(

Thank you. I'm going to BBQ some Filipino BBQ for my Dad.

Thank you for the invite.... I wish I could go...

We can go shopping together!

Did some reserach, and

"The community of Alta Loma is located mostly in the northwest corner of Rancho Cucamonga. The exact definitions of the three communities (Cucamonga, Etiwanda, and Alta Loma) within the City of Rancho Cucamonga are debatable; however, residents typically consider Alta Loma to be above Baseline Street (Old Route 60), between the eastern edge of Upland, California and west of Day Creek, a boundary later moved to Day Creek Boulevard when the then-future road was plotted on Chamber of Commerce maps dating to about 1980. Most street signs in the Rancho Cucamonga area stretching from Carnelian Street to Milliken Avenue, and Baseline Road to the mountains, have an Alta Loma logo"

"Some residents of Rancho Cucamonga, especially those in the former Cucamonga area, have challenged the city council to get rid of the names 'Alta Loma' and 'Etiwanda,' accusing residents in those areas of keeping the names out of arrogance.[citation needed] The three communities incorporated after years of debate and at least one failed attempt on the ballot. Residents of Alta Loma and Etiwanda finally agreed to incorporation provided their identifying community names would be kept along with separate post offices and zip codes. In addition, businesses are permitted to use either Alta Loma or Rancho Cucamonga on letterheads, business permits, and other records.

"Alta Loma is arguably the richer area of Rancho Cucamonga; however, Etiwanda and the rest of Rancho Cucamonga are expanding, and housing prices in the area continue to rise due to the constant development."



I retract my previous statements, based on the geographic region and zip code, you did live in alta loma, so does my parents I had no idea there was so much political tug-of-war on the name.



Now as far as immaturity and ambition goes.....I don't think you should pass judgement on me without knowing me right? If you want to get to know me better and then pass judgement, PM me the digits

you can granny shift all the way to the meet, they'll wait for you grandma!

hahaah

Saw a black sedan with front brembo BBK and what looked like some gunmetal volks in the CSUF nutwood structure.....looked me dead in the eye, gave me a dirty look and looked away.......

I've seen a red sedan (1st gen) with a granny driving it in Westminster near Golden West College...

Is that you, GG? Shhheeee... you drive like a pro! Granny!!

Nice find G-Sedan. That clears up the whole confusion. I guess I live in the "hood" of Rancho Cucamonga...LOL.