SEMA Show attendees can sign up to work hand-in-hand with the pros from West Coast Customs at www.wccexperience.com.

The crew from West Coast Customs returns to the 2011 SEMA Show to provide attendees with the opportunity to customize four Chevrolet Sonics before the Show is over. The team will offer one class a day in four different areas: audio and video; interior; graphics and detail; and accessories, wheels and tires.

At the West Coast Customs Experience, located in the Upper South Hall of the SEMA Show, attendees will work hand-in-hand with the crew to build the four Chevrolet Sonics.

Audio & video will cover wiring, fabrication and installation of electronic components in the car. The next class is with Ish in the Interior department. Participants will test their skills on Consew sewing machines and learn tips from Ish on the installation of headliners, pillars and seat covers.

The third class covers vehicle graphics and detailing. Learn the subtle differences in detailing using the West Coast Customs brand of detail products, and the application process of vinyl graphics. Rounding out the classes is the Accessories, Wheel and Tire class. Students here will learn fitment tips, along with installation of Continental Tires on Asanti Rims. Students will also learn techniques to install suspensions before they mount the new wheels and tires.

All of the action will be filmed for an upcoming episode of the hit show "Inside West Coast Customs" on Velocity.

To sign up or for more information, visit www.wccexperience.com.

	Exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show.

Ideas Alive: Featuring the New Products Showcase is one of the biggest and most exciting draws of the SEMA Show, and this year will prove no different. Manufacturers will showcase more than 1,500 of their newest products and best ideas to some 55,000 buyers. But once the showcase is over, how will exhibitors get their new products back home?

This year, exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show. Instead of returning to the New Products area themselves on the last day of the Show, exhibitors can arrange for The UPS Store to handle the packaging and shipping of their items for them.

“The New Products Showcase is one of the most exciting parts of the SEMA Show,” said Kristin DeBates, corporate marketing manager for the UPS Automotive Segment. “UPS wants exhibitors to enjoy the entire Show, and if we can do this by alleviating any worries around getting their exhibit items home from the New Products Showcase, we are happy to do so.”

New Products Showcase exhibitors must sign up for this service during New Products check-in, but they can stop by UPS booth #11827 or any of the three convenient The UPS Store locations in the North, South and Central Halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center if they have any questions throughout the week.

	Exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show.

Ideas Alive: Featuring the New Products Showcase is one of the biggest and most exciting draws of the SEMA Show, and this year will prove no different. Manufacturers will showcase more than 1,500 of their newest products and best ideas to some 55,000 buyers. But once the showcase is over, how will exhibitors get their new products back home?

This year, exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show. Instead of returning to the New Products area themselves on the last day of the Show, exhibitors can arrange for The UPS Store to handle the packaging and shipping of their items for them.

“The New Products Showcase is one of the most exciting parts of the SEMA Show,” said Kristin DeBates, corporate marketing manager for the UPS Automotive Segment. “UPS wants exhibitors to enjoy the entire Show, and if we can do this by alleviating any worries around getting their exhibit items home from the New Products Showcase, we are happy to do so.”

New Products Showcase exhibitors must sign up for this service during New Products check-in, but they can stop by UPS booth #11827 or any of the three convenient The UPS Store locations in the North, South and Central Halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center if they have any questions throughout the week.

	Exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show.

Ideas Alive: Featuring the New Products Showcase is one of the biggest and most exciting draws of the SEMA Show, and this year will prove no different. Manufacturers will showcase more than 1,500 of their newest products and best ideas to some 55,000 buyers. But once the showcase is over, how will exhibitors get their new products back home?

This year, exhibitors can have their new products packaged and shipped back to them by The UPS Store at the end of the Show. Instead of returning to the New Products area themselves on the last day of the Show, exhibitors can arrange for The UPS Store to handle the packaging and shipping of their items for them.

“The New Products Showcase is one of the most exciting parts of the SEMA Show,” said Kristin DeBates, corporate marketing manager for the UPS Automotive Segment. “UPS wants exhibitors to enjoy the entire Show, and if we can do this by alleviating any worries around getting their exhibit items home from the New Products Showcase, we are happy to do so.”

New Products Showcase exhibitors must sign up for this service during New Products check-in, but they can stop by UPS booth #11827 or any of the three convenient The UPS Store locations in the North, South and Central Halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center if they have any questions throughout the week.

Chrysler Group LLC will have a major presence at next week’s 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. This year the company's 28,400-sq.-ft. exhibit will include more than 30 Mopar-modified vehicles from the Ram, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, SRT and Fiat brands. More than 500 Mopar accessories will be showcased in the exhibit.

“The aftermarket is a $34 billion-a-year industry and SEMA is the perfect place to showcase everything that Mopar has to offer,” said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar, Chrysler Group LLC’s service parts and customer-care brand.

Mopar image vehicles that will be on display at SEMA include:

Chrysler 300 SF6


The Chrysler 300 SF6 features 22x9.5-in. and 22x10.5-in. Savini Mono Di Forza SM3 aluminum wheels wrapped with 265/35 R22 (front) and 295/30 R22 (rear) performance tires. For improved cornering and braking, this 300S model features a custom Mopar/KW coil-over-spring kit, front and rear strut-tower braces and larger SRT8 performance brakes.

A Mopar cold-air intake, custom Mopar long-tube headers, and Mopar/Corsa custom exhaust system combine to deliver more performance from the 5.7L Hemi V8 engine.

The interior of the Chrysler 300 SF6 features Mopar/Katzkin performance seats trimmed in black with black/blue perforated leather and Mopar blue accent stitching.

	Dodge Challenger SRT8 ACR

Dodge Challenger SRT8 ACR

Mopar Underground created the Dodge Challenger ACR based on the Challenger SRT8 392 and is a homage to the original "option-delete" cars of the ’60s and ’70s.

The Challenger ACR is equipped with Mopar parts, such as a coil-over suspension, front-and rear-strut tower braces, a short-throw shifter, a front splitter, a cat-back exhaust, custom exhaust headers and a set of Goodyear F1 Supercar performance tires. Interior performance enhancements include carbon-fiber door panels, front race bucket seats with openings for a racing harness, and the rear seat is removed and replaced by a roll bar and fire extinguisher.

The exterior has design cues similar to those found on the Viper SRT10 ACR, including a white body, charcoal painted roof, carbon-fiber hood, rear deck lid, rear spoiler and tail lamp surround and an offset flame red stripe that runs the length of the car. Red painted mirror caps and brake calipers and black painted five-spoke 20-inch alloy wheels.

	Dodge Durango Tow Hook

Dodge Durango Tow Hook

The Dodge Durango Tow Hook's exterior features a musclecar-inspired four-coat orange paint scheme, with a satin-black roof, fascia accents and hood graphics, along with blacked-out lighting and twin-spoke 22x9.5-in. forged superalloy wheels wrapped in Pirelli tires. A custom mandrel-bent exhaust system featuring Corsa components increases performance.

The Tow Hook’s interior is adorned in black, perforated Mopar Katzkin Leather seats with orange leather trim on the tops of the seat bolsters. Finishing off the interior modifications are an SRT steering wheel, black chrome trim around the vents and piano-white trimmed radio/HVAC and center console bezels.


Fiat 500 Titanium

The Fiat 500 Titanium features an aggressively sculpted front fascia, large honeycomb grilles for maximum engine cooling and a satin black fascia insert with integrated LED fog lamps. From the side, 16x6.5-in. Matte Titanium wheels feature a two-piece design. Custom Mopar lowering springs provide a lowered ride height and Matte Titanium front-and rear-brake calipers with larger rotors deliver improved stopping performance. A large liftgate spoiler adds down force for improved stability at higher speeds, while a more aggressively styled rear fascia features a diffuser insert for improved aerodynamics.

Inside, high-performance front seats are designed to be lightweight and feature side bolsters and a racing-harness pass through. Both front and rear seats are wrapped in smooth black leather and accented with Titanium Metallic vinyl seat centers.

Fiat 500 Carbon

The Fiat 500 Carbon sits on large 17x7-in. dark hyper black aluminum wheels with wide 205/40 R 17 performance tires. For greater cornering and performance, custom Mopar lowering springs, a strut-tower brace and a cold-air intake have been installed.

A more aggressive satin carbon-fiber liftgate spoiler improves the Fiat 500 Carbon’s aerodynamic efficiency while adding down force for improved handling. Below, a powdercoated carbon fiber exhaust tip with Mopar cat-back exhaust provides an aggressive sound.

The interior of the Fiat 500 Carbon continues the blacked-out look and is highlighted by Anodized Azzurro accents. Black leather sport seats feature embossed fabric with a textured geometric pattern in the seat centers.

	Ram 392 Quick Silver

Ram 392 Quick Silver

The Ram 392 Quick Silver began life as a 2011 Ram R/T. A 470 horsepower, 392 Hemi V8 from the SRT lineup was dropped in and mated to the R/T’s 4.10 gear set and a high-stall converter. For additional performance, the Ram 392 is equipped with a cold-air intake kit and headers featuring an electronic exhaust cutout for maximum power and sound at the track.

To improve braking performance, discs and calipers are replaced with a Brembo big brake kit, featuring 15-in. vented rotors and bright silver six-piston calipers in the front and rear. With the exception of a gloss black roof, the body is finished in a three-stage bright silver while the wheels, grille inserts, mirrors and select interior trim components are coated in anodized red paint.

The Ram 392 Quick Silver is lowered 2 in. with the help of a custom suspension kit. A Mopar body kit consists of sill and box pieces, finishing up with a chin spoiler.

Mopar Underground added their 22-in. wheels wrapped in 275/45R22 tires up front and 305/40R22 tires in the rear. A Mopar hard tonneau cover with an integrated spoiler redirects the air for additional down force at high speeds.

Chrysler Group LLC will have a major presence at next week’s 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. This year the company's 28,400-sq.-ft. exhibit will include more than 30 Mopar-modified vehicles from the Ram, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, SRT and Fiat brands. More than 500 Mopar accessories will be showcased in the exhibit.

“The aftermarket is a $34 billion-a-year industry and SEMA is the perfect place to showcase everything that Mopar has to offer,” said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar, Chrysler Group LLC’s service parts and customer-care brand.

Mopar image vehicles that will be on display at SEMA include:

Chrysler 300 SF6


The Chrysler 300 SF6 features 22x9.5-in. and 22x10.5-in. Savini Mono Di Forza SM3 aluminum wheels wrapped with 265/35 R22 (front) and 295/30 R22 (rear) performance tires. For improved cornering and braking, this 300S model features a custom Mopar/KW coil-over-spring kit, front and rear strut-tower braces and larger SRT8 performance brakes.

A Mopar cold-air intake, custom Mopar long-tube headers, and Mopar/Corsa custom exhaust system combine to deliver more performance from the 5.7L Hemi V8 engine.

The interior of the Chrysler 300 SF6 features Mopar/Katzkin performance seats trimmed in black with black/blue perforated leather and Mopar blue accent stitching.

	Dodge Challenger SRT8 ACR

Dodge Challenger SRT8 ACR

Mopar Underground created the Dodge Challenger ACR based on the Challenger SRT8 392 and is a homage to the original "option-delete" cars of the ’60s and ’70s.

The Challenger ACR is equipped with Mopar parts, such as a coil-over suspension, front-and rear-strut tower braces, a short-throw shifter, a front splitter, a cat-back exhaust, custom exhaust headers and a set of Goodyear F1 Supercar performance tires. Interior performance enhancements include carbon-fiber door panels, front race bucket seats with openings for a racing harness, and the rear seat is removed and replaced by a roll bar and fire extinguisher.

The exterior has design cues similar to those found on the Viper SRT10 ACR, including a white body, charcoal painted roof, carbon-fiber hood, rear deck lid, rear spoiler and tail lamp surround and an offset flame red stripe that runs the length of the car. Red painted mirror caps and brake calipers and black painted five-spoke 20-inch alloy wheels.

	Dodge Durango Tow Hook

Dodge Durango Tow Hook

The Dodge Durango Tow Hook's exterior features a musclecar-inspired four-coat orange paint scheme, with a satin-black roof, fascia accents and hood graphics, along with blacked-out lighting and twin-spoke 22x9.5-in. forged superalloy wheels wrapped in Pirelli tires. A custom mandrel-bent exhaust system featuring Corsa components increases performance.

The Tow Hook’s interior is adorned in black, perforated Mopar Katzkin Leather seats with orange leather trim on the tops of the seat bolsters. Finishing off the interior modifications are an SRT steering wheel, black chrome trim around the vents and piano-white trimmed radio/HVAC and center console bezels.


Fiat 500 Titanium

The Fiat 500 Titanium features an aggressively sculpted front fascia, large honeycomb grilles for maximum engine cooling and a satin black fascia insert with integrated LED fog lamps. From the side, 16x6.5-in. Matte Titanium wheels feature a two-piece design. Custom Mopar lowering springs provide a lowered ride height and Matte Titanium front-and rear-brake calipers with larger rotors deliver improved stopping performance. A large liftgate spoiler adds down force for improved stability at higher speeds, while a more aggressively styled rear fascia features a diffuser insert for improved aerodynamics.

Inside, high-performance front seats are designed to be lightweight and feature side bolsters and a racing-harness pass through. Both front and rear seats are wrapped in smooth black leather and accented with Titanium Metallic vinyl seat centers.

Fiat 500 Carbon

The Fiat 500 Carbon sits on large 17x7-in. dark hyper black aluminum wheels with wide 205/40 R 17 performance tires. For greater cornering and performance, custom Mopar lowering springs, a strut-tower brace and a cold-air intake have been installed.

A more aggressive satin carbon-fiber liftgate spoiler improves the Fiat 500 Carbon’s aerodynamic efficiency while adding down force for improved handling. Below, a powdercoated carbon fiber exhaust tip with Mopar cat-back exhaust provides an aggressive sound.

The interior of the Fiat 500 Carbon continues the blacked-out look and is highlighted by Anodized Azzurro accents. Black leather sport seats feature embossed fabric with a textured geometric pattern in the seat centers.

	Ram 392 Quick Silver

Ram 392 Quick Silver

The Ram 392 Quick Silver began life as a 2011 Ram R/T. A 470 horsepower, 392 Hemi V8 from the SRT lineup was dropped in and mated to the R/T’s 4.10 gear set and a high-stall converter. For additional performance, the Ram 392 is equipped with a cold-air intake kit and headers featuring an electronic exhaust cutout for maximum power and sound at the track.

To improve braking performance, discs and calipers are replaced with a Brembo big brake kit, featuring 15-in. vented rotors and bright silver six-piston calipers in the front and rear. With the exception of a gloss black roof, the body is finished in a three-stage bright silver while the wheels, grille inserts, mirrors and select interior trim components are coated in anodized red paint.

The Ram 392 Quick Silver is lowered 2 in. with the help of a custom suspension kit. A Mopar body kit consists of sill and box pieces, finishing up with a chin spoiler.

Mopar Underground added their 22-in. wheels wrapped in 275/45R22 tires up front and 305/40R22 tires in the rear. A Mopar hard tonneau cover with an integrated spoiler redirects the air for additional down force at high speeds.

	Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger (left) and Dodge Avenger (right) to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund (SMSF). Both vehicles are currently up for auction on eBay Motors.

With the participation of SEMA-member parts manufacturers as well as Dodge, this year, the fund will benefit from eBay auctions of a modified Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger. The highest bidder should have their bags packed and their guest ready to jet off to Las Vegas to attend the 2011 SEMA Show, November 1–4, where their custom ’11 Dodge will be on display at the Show. The eBay auction will end Friday, October 28.

The Avenger features best-in-class V6 fuel economy (19/29 mpg) and is one of the most affordable V6 midsize sedans available today. The Charger features an all-new modern heritage-inspired design and a best-in-class combination of power and fuel efficiency from its 5.7L V8 Hemi, which boasts 370 hp while achieving 16-/25-mpg fuel efficiency. Both Dodge vehicles will be built in the Hurst/Aria facility, with Aria serving as the design engineers and artists.

The Charger will be the only Charger that Hurst will customize this year. Plans include Hurst wheels and tires, a Katzkin Leather interior with red and black Hurst logos in the headrests, an Eibach suspension setup, a Flowmaster exhaust, a Hurst shifter and badges for the interior and exterior, Hurst floor mats from Star West and a Grant steering wheel.

The Avenger is being built by Mike Spagnola at Street Scene Equipment and will be designed with colors and looks that are complementary to those of the Charger, including Hurst logos in the headrests and Star West mats with Hurst design, a Street Scene speed grille, Lorenzo wheels and Nitto tires.

“Dodge, Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, eBay and the other sponsors are providing their products and services at no charge,” said Joel Ayres, chairman of the SEMA Scholarship Committee. “That means 100% of the proceeds from the auction will go to the fund. Those contributions will go a long way toward helping deserving students to achieve their goal of working in the automotive and specialty-equipment industries. All of the participating companies deserve our thanks and the recognition that they are helping to build our future.”

Each year, the SMSF distributes between $100,000 and $150,000 in scholarships to deserving students who plan to pursue careers in the automotive industry. The distributions include awards for vocational schools and two-year, four-year and post-graduate work, with a percentage designated for the families of employees of SEMA-member companies. There is also a Loan Forgiveness Program to help repay student loans for employees of SEMA-member firms. This year, two eBay auctions will contribute significant awards to the SMSF.

Don't miss this chance to win a custom-built ’11 Dodge Charger or ’11 Dodge Avenger and the SEMA Experience Package (and contribute to a worthy cause!). Check out the listing on eBay today.

For more information about the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, visit www.SEMA.org/scholarships.

	Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger (left) and Dodge Avenger (right) to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund (SMSF). Both vehicles are currently up for auction on eBay Motors.

With the participation of SEMA-member parts manufacturers as well as Dodge, this year, the fund will benefit from eBay auctions of a modified Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger. The highest bidder should have their bags packed and their guest ready to jet off to Las Vegas to attend the 2011 SEMA Show, November 1–4, where their custom ’11 Dodge will be on display at the Show. The eBay auction will end Friday, October 28.

The Avenger features best-in-class V6 fuel economy (19/29 mpg) and is one of the most affordable V6 midsize sedans available today. The Charger features an all-new modern heritage-inspired design and a best-in-class combination of power and fuel efficiency from its 5.7L V8 Hemi, which boasts 370 hp while achieving 16-/25-mpg fuel efficiency. Both Dodge vehicles will be built in the Hurst/Aria facility, with Aria serving as the design engineers and artists.

The Charger will be the only Charger that Hurst will customize this year. Plans include Hurst wheels and tires, a Katzkin Leather interior with red and black Hurst logos in the headrests, an Eibach suspension setup, a Flowmaster exhaust, a Hurst shifter and badges for the interior and exterior, Hurst floor mats from Star West and a Grant steering wheel.

The Avenger is being built by Mike Spagnola at Street Scene Equipment and will be designed with colors and looks that are complementary to those of the Charger, including Hurst logos in the headrests and Star West mats with Hurst design, a Street Scene speed grille, Lorenzo wheels and Nitto tires.

“Dodge, Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, eBay and the other sponsors are providing their products and services at no charge,” said Joel Ayres, chairman of the SEMA Scholarship Committee. “That means 100% of the proceeds from the auction will go to the fund. Those contributions will go a long way toward helping deserving students to achieve their goal of working in the automotive and specialty-equipment industries. All of the participating companies deserve our thanks and the recognition that they are helping to build our future.”

Each year, the SMSF distributes between $100,000 and $150,000 in scholarships to deserving students who plan to pursue careers in the automotive industry. The distributions include awards for vocational schools and two-year, four-year and post-graduate work, with a percentage designated for the families of employees of SEMA-member companies. There is also a Loan Forgiveness Program to help repay student loans for employees of SEMA-member firms. This year, two eBay auctions will contribute significant awards to the SMSF.

Don't miss this chance to win a custom-built ’11 Dodge Charger or ’11 Dodge Avenger and the SEMA Experience Package (and contribute to a worthy cause!). Check out the listing on eBay today.

For more information about the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, visit www.SEMA.org/scholarships.

	Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger (left) and Dodge Avenger (right) to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, Dodge and SEMA have teamed up to build a custom Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger to benefit the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund (SMSF). Both vehicles are currently up for auction on eBay Motors.

With the participation of SEMA-member parts manufacturers as well as Dodge, this year, the fund will benefit from eBay auctions of a modified Dodge Charger and Dodge Avenger. The highest bidder should have their bags packed and their guest ready to jet off to Las Vegas to attend the 2011 SEMA Show, November 1–4, where their custom ’11 Dodge will be on display at the Show. The eBay auction will end Friday, October 28.

The Avenger features best-in-class V6 fuel economy (19/29 mpg) and is one of the most affordable V6 midsize sedans available today. The Charger features an all-new modern heritage-inspired design and a best-in-class combination of power and fuel efficiency from its 5.7L V8 Hemi, which boasts 370 hp while achieving 16-/25-mpg fuel efficiency. Both Dodge vehicles will be built in the Hurst/Aria facility, with Aria serving as the design engineers and artists.

The Charger will be the only Charger that Hurst will customize this year. Plans include Hurst wheels and tires, a Katzkin Leather interior with red and black Hurst logos in the headrests, an Eibach suspension setup, a Flowmaster exhaust, a Hurst shifter and badges for the interior and exterior, Hurst floor mats from Star West and a Grant steering wheel.

The Avenger is being built by Mike Spagnola at Street Scene Equipment and will be designed with colors and looks that are complementary to those of the Charger, including Hurst logos in the headrests and Star West mats with Hurst design, a Street Scene speed grille, Lorenzo wheels and Nitto tires.

“Dodge, Hurst, Street Scene Equipment, eBay and the other sponsors are providing their products and services at no charge,” said Joel Ayres, chairman of the SEMA Scholarship Committee. “That means 100% of the proceeds from the auction will go to the fund. Those contributions will go a long way toward helping deserving students to achieve their goal of working in the automotive and specialty-equipment industries. All of the participating companies deserve our thanks and the recognition that they are helping to build our future.”

Each year, the SMSF distributes between $100,000 and $150,000 in scholarships to deserving students who plan to pursue careers in the automotive industry. The distributions include awards for vocational schools and two-year, four-year and post-graduate work, with a percentage designated for the families of employees of SEMA-member companies. There is also a Loan Forgiveness Program to help repay student loans for employees of SEMA-member firms. This year, two eBay auctions will contribute significant awards to the SMSF.

Don't miss this chance to win a custom-built ’11 Dodge Charger or ’11 Dodge Avenger and the SEMA Experience Package (and contribute to a worthy cause!). Check out the listing on eBay today.

For more information about the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, visit www.SEMA.org/scholarships.

Are you hunting for a new job? The “Positions Available” section in the SEMA Member Classifieds lists more than 50 job openings around the country. Here are some of the latest classifieds posted to the website.

• A large tire manufacturer located in the Northeastern United States is hiring a territory sales manager for an established territory. Seventy-five percent of the position is account management and 25% hunting for new business. A tire sales background is required, preferably passenger and light-truck sales. 
• aFe Power, located in Corona, California, is hiring a freelance technical illustrator with at least five years of experience in technical illustrating and/or graphic design experience to develop top-level technical illustrations and graphics to be used in aFe Power ads, catalogs and website pages.
• American Eagle Wheel Corp., located in Oklahoma City, is hiring a sales manager. The successful candidate will have exceptional communication skills, strong sales experience, be computer literate and have proven sales performance in the Oklahoma and surrounding markets. Must have 3–5 years of management experience in the wheel or automotive aftermarket.
• 4 Wheel Parts, located in Compton, California, is hiring a category/brand merchandiser to enhance its Drive Train product line by communicating opportunities on new products. The successful candidate will have a bachelors degree in an appropriate discipline or equivalent education and work experience, five years of automotive merchandising and marketing experience and strong automotive aftermarket experience.

For more job listings, click here.