Sema Newsletter about Consumer ATTENDEES

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I would think it makes no sense for end user companies to use SEMA. That is not the focus of a "trade show". And as much as I am sure Vintage Air appreciated Big Ds purchase. He bought one unit, we are selling somewhere around 50 units our first year. And while I am sure Classic industries appreciates his order, we have been A Classic Distributor for 15 years and are breaking the $50K mark.

I am in no way belittling Big Ds purchase, weather he bought from the manufacturer direct or through a dealer, I thank him for buying, but the reality is we signed up with Vintage Air at the SEMA last year as Distributor. We will probably do $100K with them next year. And that is who Vintage is targeting at SEMA.



Vintage Air and others have a very aggresive show schedules they run for the end user. Some conpanies are on the road every week. There is only one show a year for the trade.

I trully understand why the public so badly wants to see the cool cars. parts, models and dancing girls. I would feel the same way if i was not in the business. So if someone gets in, God Bless them.