SEMAROUND 2

ROBERT MOORMAN

the high was mid 40s which SUCKED. As much as I wanted to watch the cars run their timed event, I rushed inside to grab my credentials which seemed to be the same idea everyone else had. Of course the media room was great as usual, the workers greeted everyone with a smile and there were refreshments as well as plenty of charging ports for your cell phone, lap top, or any other electronic device you had that needed charged. But again, I had no time for this as I had to see the builds and new things coming out this year.

Now that I’ve got my credentials I was off to see what designs the builders dreamt up and were able to bring to life. I will reiterate again that SEMA isn’t a normal car show, this is the largest event in North America where you can see everyone from Foose, Kindig, the late and great Ken Block, or any one of the hosts of shows on Discovery or Motor Trend, so needless to say I was excited.

As I moved through the huge buildings, I must admit that it was great to see one off cars like the LS swapped Tesla, the fully electric 1st Gen Mustang, Eleanor, the all carbon fiber Dodge Charger (hats off to Dodge for going all out this year), and even the bubble gum pink Ferrari. The builds this year seemed to be a step above last year and SEMA definitely