Sema 2008

[Showroom Shine]

Great Pics! Thanks alot. I'll have to try and make it to Sema. Kind of reminds me of the Mr. Olympia Bodybuilding Show. Instead the competiters are Cars. It's also in Vegas. I really appreciate the pics of the Ladies too!

[OCDetails]

Here is one of the reasons for much of the traffic at the Autogeek booth.



See those people? They are getting pictures of this lady.




Here are some great people we ran into along the way! It was great to see Rick and Sam from Four Star there.


The wild man cometh!




Breaking down the booth


Thanks to Max and the 'Geek staff for being such great friends and giving me a week that I'll never forget!

[dsms]

WING N3 REPRESENT!

SEMA was awesome!

[OCDetails]

I almost forgot the best picture.

[killrflake]

You have to hand it to Dwayne, he busted his butt day after day and still managed to get the job done. What a trooper.

[Dwayne]

Originally Posted by Meghan

Just got word from the boys, someone has walked around and gotten some of the SEMA "models" pictures, just for you forum boys! I have a feeling it was Dwayne, so stay tuned to see what kind of trouble they are getting into.

You were right. Guess you do know me pretty well.

[Dwayne]

Originally Posted by killrflake

You have to hand it to Dwayne, he busted his butt day after day and still managed to get the job done. What a trooper.

It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.

[Meghan]

Ok all of our guys are back and at work.... found they had a few more pictures for me.

Lexus


I think this is a concept car, the Camaro LS7








#29 Kevin Harvick


PPI ICE Audi Q7






PPI Audi R8 Razor


Jr's Car








Ed Hardy Smart Cars


Ed Hardy designs


Bentley




BMW




Max's daughter, Kelli taking a stroll around SEMA with her dad.

[Dwayne]

Ahhhhhhh, home sweet home.

Sorry I didn't post much last week but as you can see, I had my hands full.


First, I want to thank Max for giving Jason and myself the opportunity to represent Autogeek.net at the 2008 SEMA Show. This was my second time going to SEMA as a representative of PBMA. To me, going to the the SEMA Show is like going to the World Series after a long season and winning it all, it really does make all the hard work throughout the year worth it.

I also want to say that my friend and colleague Jason is great to travel with and I call us the dynamic duo when it comes to the SEMA Show. We had a blast.

Exhibiting at SEMA gives us the opportunity to locate new and exciting products, meet new clients and build stronger relationships with our existing clients and vendors. As you can see from the photos, the Autogeek booth was the place to be and I was happy to be a part of it.

Since the show is in Las Vegas, we had plenty of fun every night too. Over the course of a week we had dinner with Rick Goldstein from Raggtopp, David Stern from Metropolitan Vacuum and Doug and Chris Lamb from Grit Guard. We attended the MacNeil/Weathertech party at Caesar's Palace and on separate nights saw Chris Angel and Carrot Top at the Luxor. We even saw the Fremont Street Experience, that was very cool. If you have never seen it before, look it up on YouTube.

Another cool part of going to SEMA this year was meeting Anthony aka OCDetails in person. We have known each other for over 8 years and had never had the opportunity to meet. It was a pleasure meeting Anthony in person and he was a tremendous help to us at the show.

It was just a great week and I would love to do it again next year.

[BigAl3]

Originally Posted by Dwayne

Sorry I didn't post much last week but as you can see, I had my hands full.

are you referring to the drinks?