Your thoughts on SEMA?

[CarlC]

I was a bit late to the party this year but there were a few things that stood out.

There were a lot of people. That's a good sign that there is pent-up buying out there.

Though one had to look for them, there were some really great products that I had never seen before. Anyone see the all titanium exhaust systems coming out of the old Eastern Block aircraft companies? I had to wipe the drool from my chin after seeing the craftsmanship, but most people just walked right on by, myself included the first time.

Some builds were the same way. I watched lot of people walk right by, but to be able to talk to the owner and the builder is great. It's an awesome car.



It's a real 1930 Cadillac on a Heidt's chassis powered by an LSA. There are three different custom machined rim sizes (fronts, rears, and two spares.) There's a flower holder on the dash. The interior and rumble seat is incredible. The smell of the leather.....

In the end being able to put a face to the name is great. Too often we never get the chance to do that.

[chevguy]

Second year in a row I haven't been to SEMA. That sure brings back a massive desire to get there. Hoping our economy picks up so I can make it next year

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by CarlC

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It's a real 1930 Cadillac on a Heidt's chassis powered by an LSA. There are three different custom machined rim sizes (fronts, rears, and two spares.) There's a flower holder on the dash. The interior and rumble seat is incredible. The smell of the leather.....

I went back to look at this car a few times. It was so nice, I didn't feel it was appropriate for me to get to close. It's one of those that really sucks you in.