I'm not saying its not a great car, and I'm sure there is tons of work in it. What you need to understand is that at SEMA, many of these cars are completely custom, from the frame, to the body, to the interior. Many are complete, 1 off customs, with no stock parts.

Anyway, here are some more pics.

Toby

 

and some more...

The second one is looking at the back of an HHR...the front seats rotate around, and face the big screen in the back.


The last one, is just for Dalton


Toby

 

Good pics!, btw yea I know. But how many of these cars are street cars? That car is a customer car that will be driven after the 07 show circuit, that's what really gets me.

 

so where was this event???? and how much does it cost to get in?
well i finally have my sound system done lol. heres a pic.

 

You have never heard of SEMA......and to get in to show a car?? I would imagine it's in the $1000s. I know only people that get in are major corporations that are sponsoring your car. But I'm sure just to go look around it's like $30.

 

Well, I hope they put brakes on it before anyone drives it

Seriously, though, while some of the audio stuff I posted is definitely not street driven, lots of the custom stuff here is. Many of the cars are customer cars, that are loaned back to shops and manufacturers, and even have plates on them in the booths.

Again, nothing against that donk, as it is cool, and does have a ton of work in it. I'd imagine that at any other show, it could well be a centerpiece...just not at SEMA.

I have lots more pics, I just can't post any more here (out of attachment space). I'll put a slide show together, and run it at the audio meet next Saturday.

Toby

 

SEMA is in Las Vegas, and ends today. It is a trade only show...you have to own or work at a shop or manufacturer. I don't know what a booth costs, but its probably not as much as you would think...there is a guy here with a 10x10 booth, selling dice air fresheners, so it can't be big bucks. Just to get in is only $10, but again, you have to work in the industry.

The show fills up the Las Vegas convention center, which is 3 million square feet, and spills out into another couple hundred thousand sq ft of parking lot. Wheels and tires alone occupy about 500,000 sq ft. If you walk every isle, you have walked about 26 miles.

Toby

 

Damn I Missed It Again - Well There Is Alway Next Year

 

that is a huge event lol.
good thing its not here or i would of been super mad that i couldnt make it. so toby, did u actually go in there???

 

No, he flew to Las Vegas so he could stand outside and look at the building. Then he beat some guy up who was coming out and stole his camera and posted the pics here.