First Visit to SEMA

[czar97]

I would be primarily looking at the drive train items such as brakes, wheels, larger “A” body paint schems, and engine components (for Pontiacs that is, which in itself narrows it down to a select few companies, not like I’m looking to get some extra performance out of a chevy 350… you’d have to stay over night to get all the chevy stuff in).





I was just trying to get a feel for the even before I planned my visit. Are there maps to show you what’s going on as far as who’s displays are set up where? Is it basically a free-for-all?

[rockdogz]

How are you planning to get in? Do you have an affiliation with an auto related business? I'd like to go too, but haven't figured out how I would get in yet...

[czar97]

Thanks for the heads up. I thought that anyone could get in. I'm thinking that because my dad teaches auto at the local community college and high school, we can find a way in.

[muthstryker]

so its not open to the public...thats dumb as hell. nuff said.

[Bill Howell]

so its not open to the public...thats dumb as hell. nuff said.

Easy big guy. I kinda thought the same thing until I attended. After going last year, now I understand. NO way you would have room for everyone. It is a show geared to the wholesale market anyway, not the end user. Once you attend, you will understand the process better.

[muthstryker]

how can i attened if i cant get in ?? i might be able to go with my cuzin he owns 2 big body shops here in washington.

[Bill Howell]

He can buy tickets, that is the way to do it. Just have him get them for you.