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Old 04-15-2013, 08:28 PM
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SEMA is a must..................good friend of mine went this year and he walked for three days and did not see it all!!
They said that if you went all four days and wanted to see every booth, you'd have about 8-9 seconds per booth to see all of them. I've been the last ten years, it's a not to be missed event. The Optima Challenge the day after is even better.

The best automotive event for me is the Power Tour, really a lot of fun. Not sure how a single event would be, but the long haul as a moving car show from town to town is awesome.
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They said that if you went all four days and wanted to see every booth, you'd have about 8-9 seconds per booth to see all of them. I've been the last ten years, it's a not to be missed event. The Optima Challenge the day after is even better.

The best automotive event for me is the Power Tour, really a lot of fun. Not sure how a single event would be, but the long haul as a moving car show from town to town is awesome.
So.......does it cost to be in the hotrod power tour?? or can you just cruise with them??
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