Michael Lewis won his sixth gold medal in the GT-1 field at Road America.

Lewis Picks Up Sixth Runoffs Gold Medal in Dominating GT-1 Performance
Michael Lewis of Poway, California, had his way with the GT-1 field on a wet and rainy Sunday afternoon at Road America on his way to a sixth gold medal at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs. Simon Gregg of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, was second and Jim Bradley of Gaston, Indiana, finished third.

Lewis, the defending GT-1 national champion, started second and slotted in behind Gumout polesitter Cliff Ebben of Appleton, Wisconsin, on the opening lap. Ebben pulled out to a healthy lead over the first two laps before disaster struck on Lap 3 when he spun his No. 36 Lamers Motor Racing/McMahon Group/Stumpf Ford Mustang in the Hurry Downs section of the four-mile circuit, making hard contact with the barrier at the exit of turn seven. Ebben avoided injury, but his race was over.

From there it was all Lewis, who steadily pulled away from the field for the remainder of the 13-lap event. He crossed the stripe 2:15.002 ahead of Gregg, and posted the Hawk Hot Lap on the final lap of the race at 2:49.355 (85.028 mph). The victory was reminiscent of his first career Trans-Am Series victory, which came in a rain race at Road America in 2001.

Lewis now has 12 medals in SCCA National Championship Runoffs competition. It was his second consecutive GT-1 National Championship, and he also took a GT-1 title in 1995 and GT-3 National Championships in ’92, ’96 and ’97.

Despite a late-race spin, Gregg scored his best Runoffs result to date with a second-place run in the No. 59 Derhaag Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette. Gregg's previous best results were fourth-place runs in GT-1 in ’10 and ’07.

Taking the final spot on the podium was Bradley in the No. 01 Optical One Chevrolet Corvette for his first Runoffs medal. Bradley also earned the Sunoco Hard Charger Award for his improvement from eighth on the starting grid.

David Fershtand of Fort Worth, Texas, had a couple of great side-by-side battles with Bradley before settling for fourth in the No. 05 Fershtand Race Prepared Oldsmobile Cutlass. Denny Lamers of Appleton, Wisconsin, completed the top five in the No. 66 Lamers Motor Racing/McMahon Group Stumpf Ford Mustang.

	United Autosports’ Matt Bell has been selected as a British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) “Rising Star.”

Rising British GT Star Bell Selected For Motor Racing Program Of The Future
United Autosports’ Matt Bell has been selected as a British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) “Rising Star.” The 21-year-old Newcastle-upon-Tyne youngster has been chosen after impressing officials of the BRDC—arguably the most exclusive club in motor racing. 

The BRDC “Rising Stars” program is for drivers aged 24 or under and considered the future of the club.

Scouted from trackside, the BRDC “Rising Stars” is in effect the "Junior Members" of the Club who take motor racing seriously and are aiming for a professional career in all forms of four-wheel racing.



Ex-Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton graduated up the motor-racing ladder guided by the “Rising Star” scheme.

 Having been spotted by members of the “Rising Stars” panel, Richmond-based Bell was recently invited to Silverstone for an informal meeting and has now been subsequently invited to become a “Rising Star” member.

Providing his career continues with upward momentum, Bell has the ability to stay on the scheme for another three years.

The BRDC owns and operates Silverstone—the circuit on the Buckinghamshire/Northamptonshire borders that stages the final round of the British GT Championship next month (October 7). Bell and American co-driver Mike Guasch have scored a win plus second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and 10th positions in the eight races to date and led the British GT Championship for almost four months. 


	Michael Mallinen captured his first-career Formula Atlantic National Championship, while also winning the Super Sweep at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America.

Mallinen Wins First-Career Formula Atlantic Title and Super Sweep at SCCA National Runoffs
Michael Mallinen of Liberty Lake, Washington, persevered through the rain to capture his first-career Formula Atlantic National Championship, while also winning the Super Sweep at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. Jeff Kowalik of Cape Coral, Florida, and David Wilcox of Derby, Kansas, completed the podium.

Mallinen started from the Gumout pole position in the No. 71 Hoosier Tires/TRD Swift Toyota and quickly came under attack by second-starting David Grant, and his brother third-starting Keith Grant, both of Germantown, Tennessee. David and Keith both passed Mallinen on the first lap, respectively, and were running nose to tail for the first five laps.

During this time, the Grant brothers worked together to open up a more-than-20-second lead over Mallinen. On lap six, the brothers were side-by-side at the stripe with the slight edge to David to lead that lap. Heading into turn three, Keith, in the No. 40 Hoosier/Hasselgren/Polestar Swift 014a Toyota, got too deep into the turn and made contact with the back of David’s No. 12 Swift Toyota. The resultant contact spun both drivers, sending Keith into the gravel, while David stalled on track. Neither driver could get their respective machines going before Mallinen came down the hill to inherit the lead.

Though Mallinen was now the race leader, he was under fire by Kowalik in the No. 77 Northcentral/Mazda/Hoosier Swift 016a Mazda. On lap 10, Kowalik was less than a second behind Mallinen with three laps to go. Kowalik looked poised to catch the leader, but Mallinen had just enough to keep Kowalik at bay and won by 3.368 seconds.

Mallinen’s National Championship added to an already stellar season, in which he won the Southeast Division points title, the National points title and a key qualifying event in the regular season. The sum of his season’s work resulted in his first-career Formula Atlantic Super Sweep.

Kowalik started fourth and finished second, which was a career-best Runoffs finish for him.

Wilcox started eighth in the No. 10 Hoosier/TRD/Don Preston Racing Swift DB4 Toyota and pushed his way through some treacherous race conditions to be fourth by lap six. For the next seven laps, he was knocking on the door for third, but couldn’t quite get close enough to Bruce Hamilton of Monkton, Maryland, and his No. 36 K-Hill Motorsports Swift 016a Mazda. On the last lap, Hamilton spun in turn eight, which allowed Wilcox to inherit the final podium spot.

Fabio Castellani of Streamwood, Illinois, finished fourth in the No. 97 Toyota 014 Toyota. Castellani was also the Sunoco Hard Charger for advancing eight positions during the race.

Lewis Cooper of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, finished fifth in the No. 68 Martini/Voss Water/St. Charles Wine Swift 014 Toyota.

Keith Grant turned the Hawk Fastest Race Lap with a 2:34.738 (93.061 mph).

	Rob MacCachren dominated the competition at Speedworld this past weekend and has moved into second place in season points with three races remaining.

ROCKSTAR Energy Drink’s Rob MacCachren Dominates At Speedworld
ROCKSTAR Energy Drink’s Rob MacCachren put on a driving clinic during the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) first stop at Speedworld Off Road Park in Surprise, Arizona, earlier this year. Since that time, the reigning Pro2 Unlimited champion has experienced his share of ups and downs, and was looking to regain the dominance he is famous for with the return to Surprise last weekend. MacCachren qualified for third last Friday, which put him on the first row for Saturday’s main event.

When the green flag dropped for Saturday’s main event, MacCachren lost a drag race to Brian Deegan and slipped into the second place position. The No. 1 ROCKSTAR Energy / BFGoodrich Tires / MasterCraft Safety truck maintained that position for the entire race, fending off multiple pass attempts by Rodrigo Ampudia and Jeremy McGrath in the process. MacCachren was able to close the gap on fellow ROCKSTAR athlete Deegan in the turns, but a power steering issue kept MacCachren from ever being able to take the lead. Most racers would be satisfied with a second-place podium finish, but MacCachren’s team has been fine tuning in order to get back to the front of the pack.

On Sunday, MacCachren started on the second row in a battle that proved to be even more exciting than Saturday’s Pro2 Unlimited race. Trucks were bumper to bumper through the first several laps, with MacCachren in third place behind Greg Adler and Ampudia. After a remarkable crash involving multiple trucks brought out the red flag, Adler pulled into the hot pits and MacCachren moved up to second place. There was still a lot of racing left though and Ampudia opened up a sizeable lead while MacCachren fended off Robert Naughton on the slippery, wet track. MacCachren’s BFGoodrich tires held his lines perfectly, though, and stayed out of the ruts that caused other drivers to bicycle through the turns and lose track position. When Ampudia faltered late in the race, MacCachren pushed the No. 1 ROCKSTAR Energy/BFGoodrich Tires/MasterCraft Safety truck past him in turn 2 and never looked back, winning his fourth race of the season.

By once again dominating the competition at Speedworld, MacCachren has moved into second place in season points with three races remaining. A rare break in his schedule takes MacCachren to Pomona, October 7, where he is being inducted into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame prior to the Off Road Expo. Then on the weekend of October 8–9, MacCachren’s No. 20 Jimco SCORE Trophy Truck will be on display in the BFGoodrich booth at the Off Road Expo, and he will also be leading half-hour technical seminars on both days at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the BFG booth, with autograph signings for half an hour after each seminar.

	Justin Pritchard earned his fourth overall National Championship.

Pritchard Scores Fourth Overall National Championship, First In E Production At SCCA Runoffs
Justin Pritchard of Granville, Ohio, earned his fourth overall National Championship and first in a tin top, capturing the E Production crown on Sunday at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs. Greg Ira from Plantation, Florida, and Rob Coffey of Thunder Ray, Ontario, completed the podium on a rainy Road America circuit.

With rain pouring down throughout the race and the field on rain tires, Pritchard moved his No. 55 Carriage & Motor Works/Hoosier Mazda RX-7 from his sixth starting position to third by the first corner, and trailed only Ira’s No. 2 First Coast Auto Sales Datsun 240Z by the end of the opening lap.

On the third corner of the third lap, Pritchard moved around Ira and into the lead. While a number of cars spun off the track and struggled on the wet surface, Pritchard pulled away from the field to a 39.339-second win, averaging 76.939 mph. The four-time champion also turned the Hawk Fast Lap of the race in 3:04.618 (77.999 mph).

Pritchard’s championship was his fourth in E Production, following a Formula Continental win in 1996 and back-to-back Formula F wins in ’02 and ’03.

Ira drove alone for most of the race to earn his second-consecutive runner-up finish.

Coffey started 28th on the grid in the No. 02 David Hobbs Honda/CKPR Radio Honda Prelude after missing the final three days of qualifying with a blown motor. The former ice racer steadily moved up the field, advancing to 14th on the first lap and into fifth on lap seven.

After getting to the tail of a battle Sam Halkias’ No. 4 Catawba Island Marina Triumph TR6 and Kenneth Shreve’s No. 41 MBR LLC Mazda RX-7, Coffey moved past Shreve and was pressuring Halkias for third after nine laps. Halkias spun going into turn one on lap 10, moving Coffey into third position uncontested. Coffey captured the Sunoco Hard Charger after improving 25 positions.

Reentering the track, Halkias forced Shreve wide and into the grass, where he slide into the tire barrier and ended his race early. Halkias continued, finishing the race in fourth. Austin Snader, driving the No. 64 Snader Racing/Mazdaspeed/Rotary Inn Mazda RX-8, finished fifth.

	Marty Grand captured his second-consecutive Touring Two title at Road America.

Grand Survives Downpour for Second-Straight T2 SCCA Championship
Marty Grand of Manassas Park, Virginia, captured his second-consecutive Touring Two title at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. Chad Gilsinger of Marysville, Ohio, and Alan Kossof of Wheeling, Illinois, completed the podium after many of the competitors crashed on the final lap.

The course was damp but drying at the start of the Black Magic Touring 2 race scheduled for 13 laps around the four-mile circuit. Gumout polesitter Andrew Aquilante battled intensely with Grand in his No. 32 Phoenix/Hoosier/Hawk Ford Mustang GT in the opening laps. Grand’s No. 43 AMS Performance/TRE/Hoosier/Carbotech Mitsubishi Evo IX had the advantage of all-wheel drive, while Aquilante’s Mustang had the power down the straights.

On lap six, Aquilante had pulled out a gap, and Grand fell into the grips of second-starting Tony Rivera’s No. 11 Brass Monkey Racing/Nissan/Hoosier Nissan 370Z NISMO and Jay Patel’s fourth-starting No. 12 Fall-Line/Porsche Exchange/Weathertech Porsche 996. Grand started the race on wet tires, while the others at the front of the grid were dry.

By lap seven, rain began to fall. Mark Boden, who changed cars and started 25th in the No. 78 Fall-Line Motorsports Porsche 996 worked his way through the slippery conditions up to third, behind Aquilante and Rivera. The rain helped Grand’s resurgence, and as it began to pour and puddle, he and Boden worked past Rivera. On lap 10, Boden slid off course multiple times, and Aquilante, ahead by 12 seconds at one point, spun in turn 12 and brushed the wall.

Aquilante pitted with damage, promoting Grand to the lead and Rivera to second. Rivera skidded off, through the turn three gravel and into the tires, and was later joined by the cars of Jason Ott, Kris Von Sydow and David Muramoto. The mess brought out a full course caution and race control elected to checker the race three laps early due to the treacherous conditions.

Under caution, Grand won with a margin of victory of 1:35.754 over Gilsinger, averaging 79.614 mph.

Gilsinger, the 2010 Touring 3 National Champion, started 15th in his No. 07 BFG/HPD/H&R/Recaro/BRM Acura TX-SH AWD and survived the conditions to finish second.

Kossoff was running 10th in his No. 2 Kossof Motorsports BMW M3 when the rain came, and gained several positions each lap as cars slid off or pitted to score his first Runoffs podium finish. His previous best was an eighth in 2009.

Brian Kleeman of Baltimore, Maryland, started last in his No. 88 ICS Learning Group/DWW Motorsports Nissan 350Z and finished fourth to earn the Sunoco Hard Charger award. Bill Baten of Indianapolis completed the top five in his No. 98 Hoosier/Marks ADR/VanWinkle Chevrolet Camaro.

Aquilante earned the Hawk Fastest Race Lap with a best time of 2:38.015 (91.131 mph).

	Brian Novak won the Formula 1000 national title and his second SCCA National Championship Runoffs gold medal.

Novak Takes Second SCCA National Championship in Challenging Formula 1000 Race
In challenging conditions, Brian Novak of Dearborn, Michigan, took advantage of a late-race spin by Gumout polesitter Brandon Dixon of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to win the Formula 1000 national title and his second SCCA National Championship Runoffs gold medal. Dixon wound up second, followed by Lucian Pancea of Bellevue, Washington, in third.

While it never really rained during the 13-lap event, wet track conditions from earlier rains proved challenging. For the first two-thirds of the race, Dixon—the defending Formula 1000 National Champion—seemed to have done the best job of managing the conditions in his No. 7 Citation Engineering/Hoosier Tire Citation F1000 Suzuki running on full wet weather tires.

Dixon built a lead of more than nine seconds at one point, but Novak's No. 70 Dude Vodka/Hoosier Tire/NovaRace Piper F1000 Suzuki began to grow larger in his mirrors as the laps clicked down. As they crossed the stripe to complete lap 10, Novak—who was also running on full wets—closed the gap to 1.6 seconds behind Dixon and it appeared a late-race battle was about to begin. Unfortunately for Dixon, treacherous conditions in turn three reared their ugly head and forced him to spin onto the grass to the inside on the exit of the turn.

That was all Novak needed to take the lead and he cruised for the remaining laps to win by 7.877-seconds over Dixon, who managed to continue after the spin. It was Novak's first SCCA National Championship since taking the Formula 500 title at Heartland Park Topeka in 2007.

Dixon came up one position shy of making it back-to-back Formula 1000 titles and settled for a silver medal. It was his seventh appearance at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs.

Driving the No. 6 Newport Hills Villa Stohr F1000 Suzuki, Pancea took the bronze medal after an extremely close battle with Glenn Cooper of Roswell, Georgia. Pancea and Cooper made wheel-to-wheel contact exiting turn one on lap nine, which forced Cooper to spin while Pancea continued without significant damage.

He went on to take his first medal in his third Runoffs appearance, topping a previous best run of sixth in Formula Mazda in 2008. Pancea won the Sunoco Hard Charger Award after starting sixth and also ran the Hawk Hot Lap at 2:38.508 (90.847 mph).

Despite the contact with Pancea and spin, Cooper managed to continue and came home fourth in the No. 43 Ralf Firman Racing/Hoosier Tire RFR F1000 Suzuki. Jeremy Hill of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, completed the top five in the No. 00 Hoosier Tire PHOTON VD07 Suzuki. Hill qualified on the outside of the front row, but was moved to the rear of the field after arriving late to the grid due to a last-minute switch to dry tires.

	Greg Gauper used his local knowledge to splash around a wet Road America circuit and win the H Production National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs.

Gauper Splashes To First SCCA National Championship in H Production
Local driver Greg Gauper of Hubertus, Wisconsin, used his local knowledge to splash around a wet Road America circuit and win the H Production National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs on Sunday morning. Dick Gagliardi of Arlington Heights, Illinois, and Jason Isley of Coto De Caza, California, completed the podium.

Gauper’s No. 15 Rana Mort Racing Honda Civic started third on the grid, but was quickest during Monday’s qualifying session during a downpour. With overnight rains soaking the track, Gauper’s rain set-up would come in handy for the 13-lap race.

The eventual National Champion started the race behind Gumout polesitter Mike Moser of Milwaukee, in the No. 01 ETE Reman/Goodyear/Alchemy Honda CRX and Chris Albin of Maryland Heights, Missouri, in the No. 3 Hoosier/247-parts.com/AMT engines Volkswagen Golf GTI. Moser and Albin were joined by Ron Bartell’s No. 4 Hoosier Tires MG Midget up front in the early laps, before Albin fell out of the race with mechanical issues after the first lap. That left Moser and Bartell to battle for the lead.

Gauper and Gagliardi’s No. 0 Loop Racing/Tel Systems Volkswagen Scirocco both moved past Bartell on lap three, and Gauper moved into the lead past Moser in turn eight on the same lap. Moser and Bartell both spun off later in that lap, taking them out of contention.

With Gauper in the lead, he spent the remaining 10 laps holding off a charging Gagliardi, with Jason Isley’s No. 99 Racer.com/Goodyear/AST-USA/Toyota Toyota Yaris pulling to the rear of that battle on a handful of occasions.

Gauper, using strong runs through the Carousel on every lap, held off charges from Gagliardi to finish the 13-lap, 52-mile race exactly three seconds in the lead.

Being so close to home made the National Championship even more special.

Gagliardi, making his first Runoffs appearance, finished second and turned the Hawk Fastest Lap of the race in 3:11.959 (75.016 mph).

Isley, a four-time SCCA Solo National Champion, started 12th and used his car control to bring the Yaris—SportsCar Magazine’s project car for the past two seasons—through the field and into the lead battle. In his first time road racing in the rain, Isley lost touch with the leaders in the later laps and then fell back to James Rogerson’s No. 66 Hoosier/MSR Houston/Over 50 Racing Honda Civic. When Isley locked up the tires on the final lap going into turn five and ran wide, Rogerson moved into third place.

The Toyota got a run down the backstraight to Canada Corner, moving back into third and holding the gap to the checkered flag for his first Runoffs podium finish and the Sunoco Hard Charger Award for improving nine positions.

Rogerson, of Pearland, Texas, finished fourth, followed by Mat Brannon‘s No. 2 Midwest-Bayless Italian Auto Fiat X 1/9.

	Andy McDermid successfully defended his American Sedan title and captured his sixth overall A Sedan National Championship at Road America.

McDermid Defends American Sedan Title at SCCA National Runoffs
Andy McDermid, of Williamston, Maryland, successfully defended his American Sedan title and, in the process, captured his sixth overall A Sedan National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. 11-time Runoffs Champion John Heinricy, of Holly, Michigan, finished second, while David Venhaus, of Milwaukee, was third.

At the race start, Heinricy, third on the grid in the No. 54 TAR/Hoosier/Hawk/Mobil 1 Pontiac Firebird, got a great start coming down the front straight and took the lead in Turn One. However, he could not make the lead stick because McDermid, the Gumout pole winner, passed Heinricy in turn two.

From there, McDermid was able to make his No. 24 WeatherTech/Felice Perf Eng Ford Mustang stick to track, while other drivers, including Heinricy, had significant slides or spins that cost them positions on the track. McDermid held the top spot for all 13 laps winning by 25.838-seconds over Heinricy.

Both McDermid and Heinricy started the race on slick tires, despite the wet conditions and subsequent rain that fell late in the race. Heinricy’s tire choice may have led to a major slide in the Carousel that cost him any shot at chasing down McDermid, who was more than seven seconds in front of Heinricy at the time.

After the race, Heinricy said that intermediate tires might have been the correct choice, but he said that was a tough choice to make before the race given the conditions and radar. Heinricy eventually recovered from the spin to finish second.

Venhaus started ninth in the No. 80 CSR Bobcat Illumination Optics/Axis Ford Mustang and knifed through traffic to be in the top five by lap three. Venhaus spent the first half of the race locked in a battle with Michael Lavigne, of Hooksett, New Hampshire, for third. On lap nine, Lavigne got a little too deep in Canada Corner and slid off track into the gravel. This allowed Venhaus to inherit third, which is where he finished.

Daniel Richardson, of Rockville, Maryland, finished fourth in the No. 15 Performance Auto Works/Goodyear Chevrolet Camaro. Richardson was also the Sunoco Hard Charger for advancing 11 positions.

Tom Ellis, of Sunrise, Florida, drove the No. 57 Palm Express/Steeda/Dawson/Hoosier Ford Mustang to a fifth-place finish.

 

	Michael Lewis won his sixth gold medal in the GT-1 field at Road America.

Lewis Picks Up Sixth Runoffs Gold Medal in Dominating GT-1 Performance
Michael Lewis of Poway, California, had his way with the GT-1 field on a wet and rainy Sunday afternoon at Road America on his way to a sixth gold medal at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs. Simon Gregg of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, was second and Jim Bradley of Gaston, Indiana, finished third.

Lewis, the defending GT-1 national champion, started second and slotted in behind Gumout polesitter Cliff Ebben of Appleton, Wisconsin, on the opening lap. Ebben pulled out to a healthy lead over the first two laps before disaster struck on Lap 3 when he spun his No. 36 Lamers Motor Racing/McMahon Group/Stumpf Ford Mustang in the Hurry Downs section of the four-mile circuit, making hard contact with the barrier at the exit of turn seven. Ebben avoided injury, but his race was over.

From there it was all Lewis, who steadily pulled away from the field for the remainder of the 13-lap event. He crossed the stripe 2:15.002 ahead of Gregg, and posted the Hawk Hot Lap on the final lap of the race at 2:49.355 (85.028 mph). The victory was reminiscent of his first career Trans-Am Series victory, which came in a rain race at Road America in 2001.

Lewis now has 12 medals in SCCA National Championship Runoffs competition. It was his second consecutive GT-1 National Championship, and he also took a GT-1 title in 1995 and GT-3 National Championships in ’92, ’96 and ’97.

Despite a late-race spin, Gregg scored his best Runoffs result to date with a second-place run in the No. 59 Derhaag Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette. Gregg's previous best results were fourth-place runs in GT-1 in ’10 and ’07.

Taking the final spot on the podium was Bradley in the No. 01 Optical One Chevrolet Corvette for his first Runoffs medal. Bradley also earned the Sunoco Hard Charger Award for his improvement from eighth on the starting grid.

David Fershtand of Fort Worth, Texas, had a couple of great side-by-side battles with Bradley before settling for fourth in the No. 05 Fershtand Race Prepared Oldsmobile Cutlass. Denny Lamers of Appleton, Wisconsin, completed the top five in the No. 66 Lamers Motor Racing/McMahon Group Stumpf Ford Mustang.

	United Autosports’ Matt Bell has been selected as a British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) “Rising Star.”

Rising British GT Star Bell Selected For Motor Racing Program Of The Future
United Autosports’ Matt Bell has been selected as a British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) “Rising Star.” The 21-year-old Newcastle-upon-Tyne youngster has been chosen after impressing officials of the BRDC—arguably the most exclusive club in motor racing. 

The BRDC “Rising Stars” program is for drivers aged 24 or under and considered the future of the club.

Scouted from trackside, the BRDC “Rising Stars” is in effect the "Junior Members" of the Club who take motor racing seriously and are aiming for a professional career in all forms of four-wheel racing.



Ex-Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton graduated up the motor-racing ladder guided by the “Rising Star” scheme.

 Having been spotted by members of the “Rising Stars” panel, Richmond-based Bell was recently invited to Silverstone for an informal meeting and has now been subsequently invited to become a “Rising Star” member.

Providing his career continues with upward momentum, Bell has the ability to stay on the scheme for another three years.

The BRDC owns and operates Silverstone—the circuit on the Buckinghamshire/Northamptonshire borders that stages the final round of the British GT Championship next month (October 7). Bell and American co-driver Mike Guasch have scored a win plus second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and 10th positions in the eight races to date and led the British GT Championship for almost four months. 


	Michael Mallinen captured his first-career Formula Atlantic National Championship, while also winning the Super Sweep at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America.

Mallinen Wins First-Career Formula Atlantic Title and Super Sweep at SCCA National Runoffs
Michael Mallinen of Liberty Lake, Washington, persevered through the rain to capture his first-career Formula Atlantic National Championship, while also winning the Super Sweep at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. Jeff Kowalik of Cape Coral, Florida, and David Wilcox of Derby, Kansas, completed the podium.

Mallinen started from the Gumout pole position in the No. 71 Hoosier Tires/TRD Swift Toyota and quickly came under attack by second-starting David Grant, and his brother third-starting Keith Grant, both of Germantown, Tennessee. David and Keith both passed Mallinen on the first lap, respectively, and were running nose to tail for the first five laps.

During this time, the Grant brothers worked together to open up a more-than-20-second lead over Mallinen. On lap six, the brothers were side-by-side at the stripe with the slight edge to David to lead that lap. Heading into turn three, Keith, in the No. 40 Hoosier/Hasselgren/Polestar Swift 014a Toyota, got too deep into the turn and made contact with the back of David’s No. 12 Swift Toyota. The resultant contact spun both drivers, sending Keith into the gravel, while David stalled on track. Neither driver could get their respective machines going before Mallinen came down the hill to inherit the lead.

Though Mallinen was now the race leader, he was under fire by Kowalik in the No. 77 Northcentral/Mazda/Hoosier Swift 016a Mazda. On lap 10, Kowalik was less than a second behind Mallinen with three laps to go. Kowalik looked poised to catch the leader, but Mallinen had just enough to keep Kowalik at bay and won by 3.368 seconds.

Mallinen’s National Championship added to an already stellar season, in which he won the Southeast Division points title, the National points title and a key qualifying event in the regular season. The sum of his season’s work resulted in his first-career Formula Atlantic Super Sweep.

Kowalik started fourth and finished second, which was a career-best Runoffs finish for him.

Wilcox started eighth in the No. 10 Hoosier/TRD/Don Preston Racing Swift DB4 Toyota and pushed his way through some treacherous race conditions to be fourth by lap six. For the next seven laps, he was knocking on the door for third, but couldn’t quite get close enough to Bruce Hamilton of Monkton, Maryland, and his No. 36 K-Hill Motorsports Swift 016a Mazda. On the last lap, Hamilton spun in turn eight, which allowed Wilcox to inherit the final podium spot.

Fabio Castellani of Streamwood, Illinois, finished fourth in the No. 97 Toyota 014 Toyota. Castellani was also the Sunoco Hard Charger for advancing eight positions during the race.

Lewis Cooper of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, finished fifth in the No. 68 Martini/Voss Water/St. Charles Wine Swift 014 Toyota.

Keith Grant turned the Hawk Fastest Race Lap with a 2:34.738 (93.061 mph).

	Rob MacCachren dominated the competition at Speedworld this past weekend and has moved into second place in season points with three races remaining.

ROCKSTAR Energy Drink’s Rob MacCachren Dominates At Speedworld
ROCKSTAR Energy Drink’s Rob MacCachren put on a driving clinic during the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) first stop at Speedworld Off Road Park in Surprise, Arizona, earlier this year. Since that time, the reigning Pro2 Unlimited champion has experienced his share of ups and downs, and was looking to regain the dominance he is famous for with the return to Surprise last weekend. MacCachren qualified for third last Friday, which put him on the first row for Saturday’s main event.

When the green flag dropped for Saturday’s main event, MacCachren lost a drag race to Brian Deegan and slipped into the second place position. The No. 1 ROCKSTAR Energy / BFGoodrich Tires / MasterCraft Safety truck maintained that position for the entire race, fending off multiple pass attempts by Rodrigo Ampudia and Jeremy McGrath in the process. MacCachren was able to close the gap on fellow ROCKSTAR athlete Deegan in the turns, but a power steering issue kept MacCachren from ever being able to take the lead. Most racers would be satisfied with a second-place podium finish, but MacCachren’s team has been fine tuning in order to get back to the front of the pack.

On Sunday, MacCachren started on the second row in a battle that proved to be even more exciting than Saturday’s Pro2 Unlimited race. Trucks were bumper to bumper through the first several laps, with MacCachren in third place behind Greg Adler and Ampudia. After a remarkable crash involving multiple trucks brought out the red flag, Adler pulled into the hot pits and MacCachren moved up to second place. There was still a lot of racing left though and Ampudia opened up a sizeable lead while MacCachren fended off Robert Naughton on the slippery, wet track. MacCachren’s BFGoodrich tires held his lines perfectly, though, and stayed out of the ruts that caused other drivers to bicycle through the turns and lose track position. When Ampudia faltered late in the race, MacCachren pushed the No. 1 ROCKSTAR Energy/BFGoodrich Tires/MasterCraft Safety truck past him in turn 2 and never looked back, winning his fourth race of the season.

By once again dominating the competition at Speedworld, MacCachren has moved into second place in season points with three races remaining. A rare break in his schedule takes MacCachren to Pomona, October 7, where he is being inducted into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame prior to the Off Road Expo. Then on the weekend of October 8–9, MacCachren’s No. 20 Jimco SCORE Trophy Truck will be on display in the BFGoodrich booth at the Off Road Expo, and he will also be leading half-hour technical seminars on both days at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the BFG booth, with autograph signings for half an hour after each seminar.

	Justin Pritchard earned his fourth overall National Championship.

Pritchard Scores Fourth Overall National Championship, First In E Production At SCCA Runoffs
Justin Pritchard of Granville, Ohio, earned his fourth overall National Championship and first in a tin top, capturing the E Production crown on Sunday at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs. Greg Ira from Plantation, Florida, and Rob Coffey of Thunder Ray, Ontario, completed the podium on a rainy Road America circuit.

With rain pouring down throughout the race and the field on rain tires, Pritchard moved his No. 55 Carriage & Motor Works/Hoosier Mazda RX-7 from his sixth starting position to third by the first corner, and trailed only Ira’s No. 2 First Coast Auto Sales Datsun 240Z by the end of the opening lap.

On the third corner of the third lap, Pritchard moved around Ira and into the lead. While a number of cars spun off the track and struggled on the wet surface, Pritchard pulled away from the field to a 39.339-second win, averaging 76.939 mph. The four-time champion also turned the Hawk Fast Lap of the race in 3:04.618 (77.999 mph).

Pritchard’s championship was his fourth in E Production, following a Formula Continental win in 1996 and back-to-back Formula F wins in ’02 and ’03.

Ira drove alone for most of the race to earn his second-consecutive runner-up finish.

Coffey started 28th on the grid in the No. 02 David Hobbs Honda/CKPR Radio Honda Prelude after missing the final three days of qualifying with a blown motor. The former ice racer steadily moved up the field, advancing to 14th on the first lap and into fifth on lap seven.

After getting to the tail of a battle Sam Halkias’ No. 4 Catawba Island Marina Triumph TR6 and Kenneth Shreve’s No. 41 MBR LLC Mazda RX-7, Coffey moved past Shreve and was pressuring Halkias for third after nine laps. Halkias spun going into turn one on lap 10, moving Coffey into third position uncontested. Coffey captured the Sunoco Hard Charger after improving 25 positions.

Reentering the track, Halkias forced Shreve wide and into the grass, where he slide into the tire barrier and ended his race early. Halkias continued, finishing the race in fourth. Austin Snader, driving the No. 64 Snader Racing/Mazdaspeed/Rotary Inn Mazda RX-8, finished fifth.

	Marty Grand captured his second-consecutive Touring Two title at Road America.

Grand Survives Downpour for Second-Straight T2 SCCA Championship
Marty Grand of Manassas Park, Virginia, captured his second-consecutive Touring Two title at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. Chad Gilsinger of Marysville, Ohio, and Alan Kossof of Wheeling, Illinois, completed the podium after many of the competitors crashed on the final lap.

The course was damp but drying at the start of the Black Magic Touring 2 race scheduled for 13 laps around the four-mile circuit. Gumout polesitter Andrew Aquilante battled intensely with Grand in his No. 32 Phoenix/Hoosier/Hawk Ford Mustang GT in the opening laps. Grand’s No. 43 AMS Performance/TRE/Hoosier/Carbotech Mitsubishi Evo IX had the advantage of all-wheel drive, while Aquilante’s Mustang had the power down the straights.

On lap six, Aquilante had pulled out a gap, and Grand fell into the grips of second-starting Tony Rivera’s No. 11 Brass Monkey Racing/Nissan/Hoosier Nissan 370Z NISMO and Jay Patel’s fourth-starting No. 12 Fall-Line/Porsche Exchange/Weathertech Porsche 996. Grand started the race on wet tires, while the others at the front of the grid were dry.

By lap seven, rain began to fall. Mark Boden, who changed cars and started 25th in the No. 78 Fall-Line Motorsports Porsche 996 worked his way through the slippery conditions up to third, behind Aquilante and Rivera. The rain helped Grand’s resurgence, and as it began to pour and puddle, he and Boden worked past Rivera. On lap 10, Boden slid off course multiple times, and Aquilante, ahead by 12 seconds at one point, spun in turn 12 and brushed the wall.

Aquilante pitted with damage, promoting Grand to the lead and Rivera to second. Rivera skidded off, through the turn three gravel and into the tires, and was later joined by the cars of Jason Ott, Kris Von Sydow and David Muramoto. The mess brought out a full course caution and race control elected to checker the race three laps early due to the treacherous conditions.

Under caution, Grand won with a margin of victory of 1:35.754 over Gilsinger, averaging 79.614 mph.

Gilsinger, the 2010 Touring 3 National Champion, started 15th in his No. 07 BFG/HPD/H&R/Recaro/BRM Acura TX-SH AWD and survived the conditions to finish second.

Kossoff was running 10th in his No. 2 Kossof Motorsports BMW M3 when the rain came, and gained several positions each lap as cars slid off or pitted to score his first Runoffs podium finish. His previous best was an eighth in 2009.

Brian Kleeman of Baltimore, Maryland, started last in his No. 88 ICS Learning Group/DWW Motorsports Nissan 350Z and finished fourth to earn the Sunoco Hard Charger award. Bill Baten of Indianapolis completed the top five in his No. 98 Hoosier/Marks ADR/VanWinkle Chevrolet Camaro.

Aquilante earned the Hawk Fastest Race Lap with a best time of 2:38.015 (91.131 mph).

	Brian Novak won the Formula 1000 national title and his second SCCA National Championship Runoffs gold medal.

Novak Takes Second SCCA National Championship in Challenging Formula 1000 Race
In challenging conditions, Brian Novak of Dearborn, Michigan, took advantage of a late-race spin by Gumout polesitter Brandon Dixon of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to win the Formula 1000 national title and his second SCCA National Championship Runoffs gold medal. Dixon wound up second, followed by Lucian Pancea of Bellevue, Washington, in third.

While it never really rained during the 13-lap event, wet track conditions from earlier rains proved challenging. For the first two-thirds of the race, Dixon—the defending Formula 1000 National Champion—seemed to have done the best job of managing the conditions in his No. 7 Citation Engineering/Hoosier Tire Citation F1000 Suzuki running on full wet weather tires.

Dixon built a lead of more than nine seconds at one point, but Novak's No. 70 Dude Vodka/Hoosier Tire/NovaRace Piper F1000 Suzuki began to grow larger in his mirrors as the laps clicked down. As they crossed the stripe to complete lap 10, Novak—who was also running on full wets—closed the gap to 1.6 seconds behind Dixon and it appeared a late-race battle was about to begin. Unfortunately for Dixon, treacherous conditions in turn three reared their ugly head and forced him to spin onto the grass to the inside on the exit of the turn.

That was all Novak needed to take the lead and he cruised for the remaining laps to win by 7.877-seconds over Dixon, who managed to continue after the spin. It was Novak's first SCCA National Championship since taking the Formula 500 title at Heartland Park Topeka in 2007.

Dixon came up one position shy of making it back-to-back Formula 1000 titles and settled for a silver medal. It was his seventh appearance at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs.

Driving the No. 6 Newport Hills Villa Stohr F1000 Suzuki, Pancea took the bronze medal after an extremely close battle with Glenn Cooper of Roswell, Georgia. Pancea and Cooper made wheel-to-wheel contact exiting turn one on lap nine, which forced Cooper to spin while Pancea continued without significant damage.

He went on to take his first medal in his third Runoffs appearance, topping a previous best run of sixth in Formula Mazda in 2008. Pancea won the Sunoco Hard Charger Award after starting sixth and also ran the Hawk Hot Lap at 2:38.508 (90.847 mph).

Despite the contact with Pancea and spin, Cooper managed to continue and came home fourth in the No. 43 Ralf Firman Racing/Hoosier Tire RFR F1000 Suzuki. Jeremy Hill of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, completed the top five in the No. 00 Hoosier Tire PHOTON VD07 Suzuki. Hill qualified on the outside of the front row, but was moved to the rear of the field after arriving late to the grid due to a last-minute switch to dry tires.

	Greg Gauper used his local knowledge to splash around a wet Road America circuit and win the H Production National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs.

Gauper Splashes To First SCCA National Championship in H Production
Local driver Greg Gauper of Hubertus, Wisconsin, used his local knowledge to splash around a wet Road America circuit and win the H Production National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs on Sunday morning. Dick Gagliardi of Arlington Heights, Illinois, and Jason Isley of Coto De Caza, California, completed the podium.

Gauper’s No. 15 Rana Mort Racing Honda Civic started third on the grid, but was quickest during Monday’s qualifying session during a downpour. With overnight rains soaking the track, Gauper’s rain set-up would come in handy for the 13-lap race.

The eventual National Champion started the race behind Gumout polesitter Mike Moser of Milwaukee, in the No. 01 ETE Reman/Goodyear/Alchemy Honda CRX and Chris Albin of Maryland Heights, Missouri, in the No. 3 Hoosier/247-parts.com/AMT engines Volkswagen Golf GTI. Moser and Albin were joined by Ron Bartell’s No. 4 Hoosier Tires MG Midget up front in the early laps, before Albin fell out of the race with mechanical issues after the first lap. That left Moser and Bartell to battle for the lead.

Gauper and Gagliardi’s No. 0 Loop Racing/Tel Systems Volkswagen Scirocco both moved past Bartell on lap three, and Gauper moved into the lead past Moser in turn eight on the same lap. Moser and Bartell both spun off later in that lap, taking them out of contention.

With Gauper in the lead, he spent the remaining 10 laps holding off a charging Gagliardi, with Jason Isley’s No. 99 Racer.com/Goodyear/AST-USA/Toyota Toyota Yaris pulling to the rear of that battle on a handful of occasions.

Gauper, using strong runs through the Carousel on every lap, held off charges from Gagliardi to finish the 13-lap, 52-mile race exactly three seconds in the lead.

Being so close to home made the National Championship even more special.

Gagliardi, making his first Runoffs appearance, finished second and turned the Hawk Fastest Lap of the race in 3:11.959 (75.016 mph).

Isley, a four-time SCCA Solo National Champion, started 12th and used his car control to bring the Yaris—SportsCar Magazine’s project car for the past two seasons—through the field and into the lead battle. In his first time road racing in the rain, Isley lost touch with the leaders in the later laps and then fell back to James Rogerson’s No. 66 Hoosier/MSR Houston/Over 50 Racing Honda Civic. When Isley locked up the tires on the final lap going into turn five and ran wide, Rogerson moved into third place.

The Toyota got a run down the backstraight to Canada Corner, moving back into third and holding the gap to the checkered flag for his first Runoffs podium finish and the Sunoco Hard Charger Award for improving nine positions.

Rogerson, of Pearland, Texas, finished fourth, followed by Mat Brannon‘s No. 2 Midwest-Bayless Italian Auto Fiat X 1/9.

	Andy McDermid successfully defended his American Sedan title and captured his sixth overall A Sedan National Championship at Road America.

McDermid Defends American Sedan Title at SCCA National Runoffs
Andy McDermid, of Williamston, Maryland, successfully defended his American Sedan title and, in the process, captured his sixth overall A Sedan National Championship at the 48th SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Road America. 11-time Runoffs Champion John Heinricy, of Holly, Michigan, finished second, while David Venhaus, of Milwaukee, was third.

At the race start, Heinricy, third on the grid in the No. 54 TAR/Hoosier/Hawk/Mobil 1 Pontiac Firebird, got a great start coming down the front straight and took the lead in Turn One. However, he could not make the lead stick because McDermid, the Gumout pole winner, passed Heinricy in turn two.

From there, McDermid was able to make his No. 24 WeatherTech/Felice Perf Eng Ford Mustang stick to track, while other drivers, including Heinricy, had significant slides or spins that cost them positions on the track. McDermid held the top spot for all 13 laps winning by 25.838-seconds over Heinricy.

Both McDermid and Heinricy started the race on slick tires, despite the wet conditions and subsequent rain that fell late in the race. Heinricy’s tire choice may have led to a major slide in the Carousel that cost him any shot at chasing down McDermid, who was more than seven seconds in front of Heinricy at the time.

After the race, Heinricy said that intermediate tires might have been the correct choice, but he said that was a tough choice to make before the race given the conditions and radar. Heinricy eventually recovered from the spin to finish second.

Venhaus started ninth in the No. 80 CSR Bobcat Illumination Optics/Axis Ford Mustang and knifed through traffic to be in the top five by lap three. Venhaus spent the first half of the race locked in a battle with Michael Lavigne, of Hooksett, New Hampshire, for third. On lap nine, Lavigne got a little too deep in Canada Corner and slid off track into the gravel. This allowed Venhaus to inherit third, which is where he finished.

Daniel Richardson, of Rockville, Maryland, finished fourth in the No. 15 Performance Auto Works/Goodyear Chevrolet Camaro. Richardson was also the Sunoco Hard Charger for advancing 11 positions.

Tom Ellis, of Sunrise, Florida, drove the No. 57 Palm Express/Steeda/Dawson/Hoosier Ford Mustang to a fifth-place finish.

The SEMA Show features thousands of project vehicles each year that represent the ingenuity and creativity of the specialty-equipment market. SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect exhibitors who want to get more eyes on their products at the Show with builders designing the vehicles that attract attention from thousands of buyers and members of the media.

Each week SEMA eNews will feature the latest additions to the list, and hundreds of builders will access the list to find the pieces they need to complete their builds. Product-placement opportunities such as this are so beneficial that exhibitors often offer products for free or at a greatly reduced rate. Note: The list is reserved for exhibitors of the 2011 SEMA Show.

To place your product on the list, send your company name, a brief product description, contact information and a website where the products can be viewed to eNews@sema.org and put “Product List” in the e-mail subject line. To complete the process online, use this electronic form from the Exhibitor Manual.

Remember, builders will contact you directly, so make sure your contact information is accurate. New submissions will be included each week, when available.

For questions or additional information, contact Jason Catullo at jasonc@sema.org or 909/978-6713.

Here are the latest additions to the list:

Engine/Underhood Components

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep replacement and restoration parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep bumpers, accessories, body panels and replacement parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep floor liners, accessories and replacement parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Suspension/Brakes

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep replacement and restoration parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Other Products/Services

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Chromoly axles for Jeep, truck and musclecar. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Here are the previous submissions for the list:

Engine/Underhood Components	Exterior Products/Accessories
Interior Products/Accessories	Suspension/Brakes
Wheels & Tires	Other Products/Services

Engine/Underhood Components

AEM Induction: Full line of high-performance air intake systems and air filters for sport compact, modern-day musclecars and trucks and SUVs, including gas and diesel applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia. Website: www.aemintakes.com.

AIRAID Filter Company (Booth #23729): AIRAID cold-air intakes; PowerAid throttle-body spacers; and premium filters, pre-filters. Contact: David Edelman, 602/652-9712; 602/652-9812 (fax). Website: www.airaid.com.

Air Flow Research Heads (Booth #21125): Composite intake manifolds, CNC aluminum cylinder heads. Contact: Chris Sperling, 661/705-8503; 661/257-4462 (fax). Website: www.airflowresearch.com.

ANSA Automotive/Silverline (Booth #22321): High-performance exhaust systems for sport compacts, vintage exotics and imports and diesel light trucks. Contact: Hal Branstetter, 478/788-6653; 478/784-1694 (fax). Website: www.ANSAautomotive.com.

AMSOIL INC. (Booth #20664 and 36001): Synthetic lubricants and filters. Contact: info@amsoil.com, 715/399-6557; 715/395-0908 (fax). Website: www.amsoil.com.

Bully Dog Technologies (Booth #21346): Tuners, intakes, exhausts, turbos and digital gauges. Contact: Brittany Schwartz, 940/783-9914, ext. 1400; 208/226-2511 (fax); or Shawn Udy, 940/783-9914, ext.1145; 208/226-2511 (fax). Website: www.bullydog.com; www.bullydogbigrig.com.

Champion Brands (Booth #21131): Champion racing motor oils, Champion "Blue Flame" diesel performance motor oils, Champion "Classic & Muscle" Hi-Zinc motor oils, Champion "Performance" lubricants. Contact: Karl Dedolph, 660/890-6231; 660/885-2867 (fax). Website: www.championbrands.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Automotive hose. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

CORSA Performance Exhausts (Booth #23517): High-performance, cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems for today’s cars and trucks. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.corsaperformance.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Motor and transmission mounts. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Thermal and acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

DynoMax Performance Exhaust: Dyno-proven, power-enhancing exhaust systems and components and a complete line-up of mufflers for a full range of domestic and import passenger cars, light trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. If you’re looking for a DRONE-FREE muffler, contact DynoMax. Available for 2011 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.dynomax.com.

Evans Cooling Systems Inc. (Booth #32263): Waterless engine coolant. Contact: Cathy Wright, 888/990-2665; 610/970-0286 (fax). Website: www.evanscooling.com.

Fluidampr - Horschel Motorsports (Booth #24235): Performance harmonic dampers for high performance race and street applications for gas and diesel engines. SFI certified. Contact: Ivan Snyder, 716/592-1000; 716/592-1001 (fax). Website: www.fluidampr.com.

Gibson Performance Exhaust: Exhaust systems and headers. Applications for trucks, SUVs, diesels, American musclecars, side-x-sides, motorhome, marine, sand car, and off-road. Contact: Robert Murgado, 951/372-1236 (fax). Website: www.gibsonexhaust.com.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: 2010–2011 Camaro engine-performance components. Contact: Joey Granatelli, 805/486-6644, ext. 11. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Hose Candy (Booth #20952): Hose Candy’s vacuum and turbo hose quick-couplers available in red, blue, green, gold, black, silver, purple and carbon fiber. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.hosecandy.com.

HusMat (Booth #22887): Thermal insulating hoodliner. Contact: Tim McCarthy, 913/599-2600; 913/599-2607 (fax). Website: www.hushmat.com.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Engine-tuning products; mass air sensors. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

K&N Engineering Inc.: High-flow intake systems, OE replacement air filters high-performance oil filters for most vehicles and powersports applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia, 951/826-4000, ext. 4350. Website: www.knfilters.com.

Linear Logic LLC (Booth #11628): The ScanGauge2 ultra-compact, multi-function vehicle monitor. Digital gauges, trip computer, scan tool, performance monitor, 72-color, programmable backlight. ScanGaugeE also available for green and eco-friendly vehicles. Contact: Joey Snyder. Website: www.ScanGauge.com.

Maradyne High Performance Fans: 12-volt electric cooling fans and accessories for high-performance vehicles. Contact: Susan Robinson, 817/428-3636, ext. 655. Website: www.maradynehp.com.

Mishimoto Automotive: Performance cooling-system products, including radiators, intercoolers, silicone hoses, air diversion plates, fan shrouds, oil coolers and numerous accessories. Contact: Julia Bustard. Website: www.mishimoto.com. 

ODYSSEY Battery by EnerSys (Booth #24943): ODYSSEY batteries and Ultimizer chargers. Contact: April Tomalis; 800/538-3627, ext. 1729; 610/372-8613 (fax). Website: www.odysseybattery.com.OZMO Engineering (Booth #21756): Carbon fiber intake manifolds. Contact: Jamie Krogdahl, 408/898-4533; 987/654-3210 (fax). Website: www.ozmoengineering.com.

ProCharger (Booth #21354): Superchargers and intercooled supercharger systems. Contact: Cary Pangrac; 913/338-2886; 913-338-2879 (fax). Website: www.procharger.com.

Pure Power! Lifetime Filters (Booth #23128): Multi-patented Lifetime oil, fuel and transmission filters. Cleanable, reusable, superior filtering. Direct OEM replacement of spin-on, drop-in cartridge, inline and remote filters for more than 30,000 applications for all types of engines, racing, street, fleet, marine, motorcycle and HD equipment. Contact: Fran Cyrus, 800/750-0827; 714/894-2994 (fax). Website: www.GoPurePower.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 4-inch or square tips; Blackwing cold-air induction packages/system; RTM hood with functional heat extractor scoop. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or cast aluminum tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—PowerFlo exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or trapezoid tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems with 4-inch tips. For the 2010–11 Dodge Challenger/Charger—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems; Blackwing cold-air induction system. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Thrush Exhaust: Thrush offers a wide range of header-back exhaust systems for musclecars, a complete array of stainless steel mufflers and several options of its Glasspack mufflers. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.thrushexhaust.com.

Volant Performance (Booth #23020): Cool air intakes. Contact: Danny Moniz, 909/481-3888; 909/987-8051 (fax). Website: www.volant.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Racing and mobile audio starting batteries. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

Armor Lid (Booth #36161): Hard ABS composite tonneau covers. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446 (fax). Website: www.armorlid.com.

ANSA Automotive/Silverline (Booth #22321): Exhaust tips in chrome, stainless, nickel coated or powder coated. Vintage styles for imports and musclecars. Contact: Hal Branstetter, 478/788-6653; 478/784-1694 (fax). Website: www.ANSAautomotive.com.

A.R.E.: Fiberglass tonneau covers and truck caps custom made to fit most popular trucks. A.R.E. caps and covers are painted to match using the OEM paint code for a high-quality appearance. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.4are.com.

ATS Design (Booth# 33105): Full line of stylish, high-quality running boards and fender flares for trucks, vans, SUVs and CUVs. Many no-drill applications available, 8 running board styles to choose from in several finishes. Made only in the USA at ATS-approved facilities. Contact: Rick Nauman; 866/213-2873, ext. 356. Website: www.atsdesign.com.

Baja Designs Inc. (Booth #22486): High-end lights. Contact: Regis Finn, 760/560-2252; 760/560-0383 (fax). Website: www.bajadesigns.com.

BASF Refinish: BASF FOOSE Colors, R-M Carizzma (Candy) paint, Glasurit and Limco finishes available. Products include primer, color and clear for selected vehicles. Contact: Brian Fox, 717/577-6449. Website: www.basfpaintnews.com, www.basfrefinish.com.

BEDSLIDE (Booth #32097): BEDSLIDES for trucks, vans and SUVs. BEDSLIDE is an easy way to load and unload a truck by turning a truck bed into a sliding drawer. Contact: Joel Ayres, 541/690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com.

Blue Ox (Booth #36083): Blue Ox Allure Towbar, Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch, Blue Ox gooseneck hitch. Contact: Destiny Thomas; 402/385-3051; 402/385-3360. Website: www.blueox.com.

Bodyguard Truck Accessories (Booth #30185): Heavy-duty front and rear replacement bumpers (smooth steel or treadplate); heavy-duty pipe steps. Contact: Kelli Mallicote, 903/785-8939; 903/782-9890 (fax). Website: www.BodyguardBumpers.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Extruded rubber seal and gaskets. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

Crazyfish Graphics (Booth #12004): Custom striping, graphics and wraps. Contact: Joe Naponiello, 773/254-3500; 773/254-3655 (fax). Website: www.crazyfishgfx.com.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Drake Off Road: Limited supply of parts and accessories for Jeep JK & TJ, Toyota FJ Cruiser and Hummer vehicles. Products include interior, exterior parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakeoffroad.com. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

EGR Inc. (Booth #30065): Full line of exterior plastic accessories, including (but not limited to) no-drill fender flares, no-drill hood protectors, side-window visors and side steps. Contact: Robert Wityczak; 909/923-7075. Website: www.egrusa.com.

Go Rhino! Products (Booth #30013): Grille/brush guards with a patented built-in step; winch guards; heavy-duty Wrangler one-piece guards; OE Xtreme 4-, 5- and 6-inch oval running boards; universal steps; hitch steps; bed bars; bed rails; exhaust tips; garage, shop and RV organizers; and patented Dominator II & III sidesteps in modular and one-piece designs. Contact: Kathryn Gallagher, 888/427-4466. Website: www.gorhino.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED worklamps, Halogen worklamps, HID/Xenon worklamps, HID/Xenon auxiliary lamps, Halogen auxiliary lamps, trumpet horns, air horns (dual and triple tone). Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

Hi-Lift Jack Company (Booth #32005): Hi-Lift Jacks and accessories, Slide-N-Lock tie-down systems. Contact: Steve Dowden; 812/384-4441, ext. 16; 812/384-4592. Website: www.hi-lift.com.

Innovative Vehicle Solutions (Booth #24817): ’10–’12 Camaro, C5 and C6 Corvette. Camaro: HAVOC rear spoiler; HAVOC rear diffuser; HAVOC side rockers; HAVOC front chin spoiler; side stripe packages; powder coated calipers; interior kits. Corvette: C5 and C6 Tigershark kits. C5: Front and rear fascias; chin spoiler. C6: Front splitter, rear diffuser and rear spoiler. Contact: Adam Moore, 313/817-1726; 313/817-1727 (fax). Website: www.ivsauto.com.

Lazer Star Light Products (Booth #37075): HID and LED driving and off-road lights. Contact: Suzi; 805/226-8200; 805/226-8150 (fax). Website: www.lazerstar.net.

Mile Marker (Booth #33021): Recovery winches and recovery gears and locking hubs. Contact: Jackie Hawkins, 954/782-0604; 954/782-0769 (fax). Website: www.MileMarker.com.

Monster Hooks Inc. (Booth #33189): Manufacturer of the only forged Chromoly Hooks. Monster Hooks Hexaust. Ultimate Drop Hitch. Contact: Marco Najarro, 408/313-0716; 408-624-1440 (fax). Website: www.monsterhooksinc.com.

N-FAB Inc. (Booth #37083): N-FAB Nerf-Steps, RSP bumpers, pre-runners, light bars, and other tubular steel off-road products. Contact: Doug Parks, 281/880-6322; 281/880-6325 (fax). Website: www.n-fab.com.

ORACLE Lighting Technologies (Booth #11443): ORACLE SMD headlight halo kits (all colors available). Contact: Jonathan or Justin; 800/407-5776; 800/407-2631. Website: www.ORACLElights.com.

Paramount Restyling (Booth #12753): Billet grilles, SS mesh grilles, Evolution mesh grilles. Carbon fiber grilles, carbon fiber door-handle covers. Contact: Kevin Doyle, 909/781-6492, ext. 307; 909/781-6496 (fax). Website: www.paramountrestyling.com.

Ranch Hand: Heavy-duty front bumper replacements, grille guards, headache racks and steps. Contact: Derrick Ratliff. Website: www.ranchhand.com.

Raptor Series (Booth #36161): Stainless steel oval tube steps with high-polished end caps. Regular cab and wheel-to-wheel four-inch, five-inch and six-inch oval tubes available. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446 (fax).

Rampage Products (Booth #30159): Bumpers, hinges, handles, racks, tops for Jeeps and trucks. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Retro USA (Booth #13061): Retro-styled bumpers, trim and moldings for 2005–2009 Mustangs, 2010–2011 Camaros and 2008–2011 Challengers. Available in chrome, black chrome and carbon fiber finishes. Contact: Gary Green; 952/641-2334; 952/435-9891. Website: www.retrousa.net.

Retrax Truck Bed Covers (Booth #35115): Retractable pickup bed covers that glide easily on sealed ball bearings. The covers are key lockable in any position, have a patented low-profile design that incorporates a front cover that is flush with the rolling tonneau cover providing a seal that helps keep the truck bed dry. Contact: Andy Nephew, 701/746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com.

Rhino Linings Corp. (Booth #31055): Spray-in bedliner. Contact: Jenny Clifford; 858/410-6020; 858/450-5078 (fax).

Rhino-Rack USA (Booth #36136): Roof racks and accessories (sport and contractor); cargo carriers/boxes. Contact: Josh Lubitz, 303/706-9700; 303/706-9701 (fax). Website: www.rhinorack.com.

Roadwire Leather Interiors – Signature Sunroofs (Booth #12417): OEM-styled sunroofs. Contact: Tracy, 877/ROADWIRE; 323/888-6077 (fax). Website: www.roadwire.com.

Roll-N-Lock Corp. (Booth #34079): The most compact retractable truck bed cover system available, complete with integrated tailgate lock and an optional cargo manager bed divider. Contact: Dan Beaulaurier, 253/970-2213; 253/799-8502 (fax). Website: www.rollnlock.com.

Romik: Offering any product in its catalog base to Show-vehicle builders. Contact: Hugo Baeza, 610/395-5540; 610/395-5657 (fax). Website: www.Romik.com, www.romik-usa.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Car detailing products. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Close-out panel insert; high-lip rear spoiler; SS or RS badges with grille inserts. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette— RTM ZR1 style hood with polycarbonate window; RTM ZR1 style supercharger hoods with polycarbonate window or solid surface; RTM ZR1 style front splitter, fenders with inserts and rocker extensions; rear lip spoiler. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—Hood scoop; front fascia/bumper overlay panel. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Quarter window louvers; rear black-out taillight panel. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Surco Products Inc. (Booth #32001): Roof racks, bike racks, wheel chocks, van ladders, RV accessories and custom projects. Contact: Osnat Surkin, 310/323-2520; 310/323-7916 (fax). Website: www.surcoinc.com.

Thule/UWS/TracRac (Booth #35029): Aluminum and steel truck toolboxes, aluminum truck and van racks. Contact: Adam Donahue, 203/881-4925; 203/888-4252 (fax). Website: www.thuleworktruck.com.

Tireco (Booth #42077): Wheels—Forte, Sendel and Vagare. Contact: Rick Papelian, 310/767-7990, ext. 353; 310/207-9267 (fax).

TrailReady (Booth #32191): Front and rear heavy-duty replacement truck bumpers. Contact: Dorian Hartfield, 888/910-2999; 503/217-7243 (fax). Website: www.trailready.com.

T-Rex Grilles (Booth #35111): Multiple grille designs for most cars, trucks and SUVs, as well as numerous trim accessories. Grille styles include: traditional billet, stainless steel mesh X-Metal studded mesh grilles. All grilles and accessories are available in a polished or black finish and are in stock and ready to ship. Contact: Victor Casillas; 951/270-5388; 951/270-5391 (fax). Website: www.trexbillet.com.

Truck-Lite Co. LLC (Booth #35161): Seven-inch, round LED headlamp; seven-inch round LED auxiliary products (work/spot/flood). Contact: Jamie Lindemuth, 716/661-1248; 716/665-6403 (fax). Website: www.truck-lite.com.

TruXedo (Booth #31033): Complete line of TruXedo soft roll-up tonneau covers and truck accessories. Contact: Rachel Fernandez, 877/878-9336, ext. 287. Website: www.truxedo.com.

U Ace Inc. (Booth #31149): Roof bag with aluminum track in black or camouflage. Contact: Timothy Au-Yeung, 909/350-8808, ext. 112; 909/350-8810 (fax). Website: www.3dmats.com. 

Undercover Inc. (Booth #31033): Undercover SE smooth, paintable ABS bed cover. The UnderCover SE Smooth is a hard, locking, lightweight, easy-to-remove truck-bed cover. Made from ABS composite, the cover has a smooth finish that can be custom painted to match the truck. Style lines and a subtle spoiler add to the look of the cover and fit great on mildly or fully custom trucks. Contact: Jason Hutchens, 866/900-8800; 417/753-7999 (fax). Website: www.undercoversesmooth.com.

UWS - TracRac - DeWALT (Booth #35029): Toolboxes and aluminum truck racks. Contact: Adam Donahue, 203/881-4925; 203/888-4252 (fax). Websites: www.uwsta.com, www.tracrac.com.

Warrior Products (Booth #34091): Jeep exterior accessories, including tube doors, roof racks, fender flares, body armor, etc. Contact: Jason Roy. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Manufacturer of quality truck, car and SUV accessories, including front end, side step, body trim and off-road products. Winches and winch accessories. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

CargoGlide (Booth #31153): Sliding cargo trays for trucks, vans and SUVs. Steel and aluminum, 75% and 100% extension. CargoGlide offers several models to suit individual and company needs, from 600 lb. to 2,500 lb. capacities. Easy to install. Contact: David McInturf; 239/340-9605. Website: www.cargoglide.com.

Classic Design Concepts (Booth #21362): Offering Sport Bar for the ’11–’12 Camaro. Contact: Michelle Roberts, 866/624-7997. Website: www.classicdesignconcepts.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Exact-fit storage panels and switch panels. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Drake Off Road: Limited supply of parts and accessories for Jeep JK & TJ, Toyota FJ Cruiser and Hummer vehicles. Products include interior, exterior parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakeoffroad.com. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Got2bWireless: Ultimate hands-free solution for vehicle—hands-free calling, texting, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and more by using your voice. Contact: Lydia E. Draper, 877/404-6822; 800/790-1248 (fax). Website www.got2bwireless.com.

Grant Products International: Steering wheels, shift knobs and more. Contact: Wes Fisher. Website: www.grantproducts.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED interior lighting. Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

HusMat (Booth #22887): Sound-deadening and thermal-insulation material. Contact: Tim McCarthy, 913/599-2600; 913/599-2607 (fax). Website: www.hushmat.com.

LeBaron Bonney Co./EZ Boy Interiors (Booth #23083): Reproduction and custom interior kits, including seat and panel upholstery. Contact: Scott Holbrook. Website: www.lebaronbonney.com; www.ezboyinteriors.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): AcoustiShield thermal acoustic auto insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Rampage Products (Booth #: 30159): Seat covers, lighting and seated for Jeeps and trucks. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Roadwire Leather Interiors – Signature Sunroofs (Booth #12417): Custom leather interiors. Contact: Tracy, 877-ROADWIRE; 323/888-6077 (fax). Website: www.roadwire.com.

Romik: Offering any product in its catalog base to Show-vehicle builders. Contact: Hugo Baeza, 610/395-5540; 610/395-5657 (fax). Website: www.Romik.com, www.romik-usa.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): Dash kits, wiring harnesses, antenna adapters, interfaces, speakers, subs, amps, sound dampening material, Bluetooth integration, iPod integration. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Fabric protection spray. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Speed Dawg Shift Knobs (Booth #20564): Shift knobs. Contact: Chris Figdore, 717/741-2665; 717/741-2665 (fax). Website: www.speeddawg.com.

U Ace Inc. (Booth #31149): Custom floor mats and cargo liner. Contact: Timothy Au-Yeung, 909/350-8808, ext. 112; 909/350-8810 (fax). Website: www.3dmats.com. 

VDO Instrumentation & Accessories (Booth #22678): Gauges, accessories, sensors, and senders. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose; 610/289-0488, ext. 4002; 610/289-1766 (fax). Website: www.vdo.com/usa.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Manufacturer of a complete line of high-impact ABS acrylic products, including wind deflectors, bug shields, head light and taillight covers and cab guards. Sure-Fit floor and cargo mats. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Wet Okole Hawaii Custom Seat Covers: Custom fit, neoprene, waterproof seat covers for most every car on the road today. Covers available in more than 40 colors, compatible with seat-deployed air bags. Contact: Steven Grew, 714/434-9000, ext. 11. Website: www.wetokole.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Secondary mobile audio batteries. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Suspension/Brakes

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Adjustable coilover kits and racing suspension. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

BDS Suspension (Booth #30170): American-made suspension lifts and shocks for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps. Contact: Carter Reed; 517/279-2384, ext. 250; 517/278-2316. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): Leveling kits for the new body style Toyota Tundra’s (2007-‘11); Jeep JK (2007-’11); GM 1500 P/U (2007-’11); Ford F-250 and F-350 P/U (2005-‘11); Ford F-150 P/U (2004-’11); and Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 (1994-’11). Contact: Ryan Husted, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): U.S.-made lift and leveling kits for trucks and SUVs; Scorpion shock absorbers; and performance bushing kits for cars and trucks. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Energy Suspension (Booth #22967): Polyurethane suspension and drivetrain components. Contact: Mike Papazian, 949/361-3935; 949/361-3940 (fax). Website: www.energysuspension.com.

FOX Racing Shox (Booth #34111): High-performance shock absorbers and racing suspension products for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, UTVs and off-road vehicles. Contact: Brian Godfrey, 831/768-4523. Website: www.foxracingshox.com.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: 2005–2011 Mustang suspension components and 2010–2011 Camaro suspension components. Contact: Joey Granatelli, 805/486-6644, ext. 11. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Hellwig Products (Booth #22521): Load and sway suspension for trucks, SUVs and vintage and modern musclecars. Contact: Melanie White; 559/734-7451. Website: www.hellwigproducts.com.

MaxTrac Suspension LLC (Booth #31162): Lifting and lowering suspension products for 2WD trucks and SUVs. Contact: Jay Parodi, 714/630-0363; 714/688-0269 (fax). Website: www.maxtracsuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP caliper covers. Custom paint and engraving options available. Contact: Ben Wong, 877/995-0003; 619/330-4609. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

Rancho Suspension: Rancho is offering its entire line of performance suspension and off-road accessories, including suspension systems, shock absorbers and off-road protection. Available for 4WD and 2WD trucks, SUVs, and Jeep applications. Offer for 2011 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.gorancho.com.

Revtek Suspension (Booth #32083): Level kits and complete suspension lift systems for Dodge, Ford, GM, Toyota, Jeep and Nissan. Contact: Ryan Few, 503/659-1650; 503/659-2931 (fax). Website: www.revtek.com.

Tuff Country EZ-Ride Suspension (Booth #30104): Suspension leveling and lift kits. Contact: Scott Sweeney or Troy Davis, 801/280-2777; 801/280-2896 (fax). Website: www.tuffcountry.com.

Wheels & Tires

American Force Wheels: Forged aluminum, custom-built wheels for dually and SRW trucks. Contact: deyan@americanforcewheels.com. Website: www.americanforcewheels.com.

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Two-piece forged wheels custom made to your spec. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): BMF Wheels line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiast. All BMF Wheels are manufactured using a proprietary, patent-pending, multi-axis CNC machining process. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Excalibur Wheel Accessories (Booth #22786): Vintage hub caps, bullet caps, trim rings and GM licensed products. Contact: Bob Klippel, 909/923-8300; 909/923-8600 (fax). Website: www.excaliburwheel.com.

Innovative Vehicle Solutions (Booth #24817): ’10–’12 Camaro HAVOC Bright or Black PVD coated Wheels. Available in OE staggered fitment (20 x 8 and 20 x 9). Contact: Adam Moore, 313/817-1726; 313/817-1727 (fax). Website: www.ivsauto.com.

McLEAN Wire Wheels (Booth #22786): Wire wheels for hot rods, musclecars and vintage cars. Contact: Bob Klippel bob@excaliburwheel.com, 909/923-8300; 909/923-8600 (fax). Website: www.mcleanwheels.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—20-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Toyo Tire (U.S.A.) Corp.: Toyo Tire is offering UHP and light-truck tires. Contact: E-mail requests, including vehicle details and booth number, to sponsorships@toyotires.com. Website: www.toyotires.com.

Vossen Wheels (Booth #47099): Wheels. Contact: Jav; 305/463-7778; 305/256-1007 (fax). Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Voxx Wheel (B/G rodworks & GFX wheels - Booth #44275): Wheels: hot rod; Euro; off-road; ATV. Contact: Barry Horlick, 310/783-1613; 310/783-1623 (fax). Website: www.voxxwheel.com.

Other Products/Services

Advanced Clutch Technology (Booth #21242): Clutch kits and flywheels for sport compact, domestic, European and truck applications. Contact: Cheralyn Smith, 661/940-7555, ext. 106; 661/940-7541 (fax). Website: www.advancedclutch.com.

BOLT (Booth #36166): Hitch receiver locks, padlocks, cable locks and spare tire locks featuring Breakthrough One-Key Lock Technology that permanently programs the lock to the specific vehicle’s ignition key, eliminating the need for multiple keys. Available for most GM, Ford and Chrysler/Jeep vehicles. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.boltlock.com.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Programmers. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

KBS Coatings (Booth #11053): Rust preventive coatings for chassis, floorpans, engine paints, manifold paints, clearcoat and more. Contact: Jim Krolak, 219/263-0073; 219/531-7797 (fax). Website: www.kbs-coatings.com.

Pure Power! Lifetime Filters (Booth #23128): High-performance, high zinc, API licensed motor oils, EHP lubricants and greases. Contact: Fran Cyrus, 800/750-0827; 714/894-2994 (fax). Website: www.GoPurePower.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): Firewall insulators and truck headliners. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Race Ramps/Brute Industries (Booth# 21224): Show cribs and ramps. Contact: Tracy Depuydt, 906/786-0585; 906/789-7085 (fax).  

Rampage Products (Booth #30159): Softtops, briefs and running boards. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Raptor Series (Booth #36161): Stainless steel nerf bars and truck bed rails. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): iPhone, iPod and iPad accessories. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Tire dressing. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Sure-Fit floor and cargo mats. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Workshop Hero (Booth #24382): Metal Rescue rust-remover bath; water-based and non-toxic. Dry coat rust preventative; water-based, non toxic, not sticky or tacky. Contact: David Yancho, 810/599-6699; 517/546-6434 (fax). Website: www.metalrescue.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Battery chargers and battery hold downs. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Yukon Gear & Axle: Spin Free Kit—Replaces factory unit bearings with tapered bearings and races resulting in a design that is easier and more economical to service and offers significant increases in mileage per gallon. The hub kit also includes WARN premium locking hubs, giving you more driving selectability. This kit includes new rotors, spindles, high-strength Yukon 4340 Chrome-Moly outer axles, WARN premium locking hubs, Timken bearings, high-quality seals and all hardware for installation. The wheel hub diameter on this kit is larger than stock. If your vehicle is equipped with the factory aluminum wheels, the center will need to be machined to fit. Contact: Neal Hollingsworth. Website: www.yukongear.com.

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The SEMA Show features thousands of project vehicles each year that represent the ingenuity and creativity of the specialty-equipment market. SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect exhibitors who want to get more eyes on their products at the Show with builders designing the vehicles that attract attention from thousands of buyers and members of the media.

Each week SEMA eNews will feature the latest additions to the list, and hundreds of builders will access the list to find the pieces they need to complete their builds. Product-placement opportunities such as this are so beneficial that exhibitors often offer products for free or at a greatly reduced rate. Note: The list is reserved for exhibitors of the 2011 SEMA Show.

To place your product on the list, send your company name, a brief product description, contact information and a website where the products can be viewed to eNews@sema.org and put “Product List” in the e-mail subject line. To complete the process online, use this electronic form from the Exhibitor Manual.

Remember, builders will contact you directly, so make sure your contact information is accurate. New submissions will be included each week, when available.

For questions or additional information, contact Jason Catullo at jasonc@sema.org or 909/978-6713.

Here are the latest additions to the list:

Engine/Underhood Components

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep replacement and restoration parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep bumpers, accessories, body panels and replacement parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep floor liners, accessories and replacement parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Suspension/Brakes

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Jeep replacement and restoration parts for 1941 through today. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Other Products/Services

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge (Booth #30079): Chromoly axles for Jeep, truck and musclecar. Contact: Pat Johnson, 770/614-6101; 770/614-6069 (fax). Website: www.omix-ada.com.

Here are the previous submissions for the list:

Engine/Underhood Components	Exterior Products/Accessories
Interior Products/Accessories	Suspension/Brakes
Wheels & Tires	Other Products/Services

Engine/Underhood Components

AEM Induction: Full line of high-performance air intake systems and air filters for sport compact, modern-day musclecars and trucks and SUVs, including gas and diesel applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia. Website: www.aemintakes.com.

AIRAID Filter Company (Booth #23729): AIRAID cold-air intakes; PowerAid throttle-body spacers; and premium filters, pre-filters. Contact: David Edelman, 602/652-9712; 602/652-9812 (fax). Website: www.airaid.com.

Air Flow Research Heads (Booth #21125): Composite intake manifolds, CNC aluminum cylinder heads. Contact: Chris Sperling, 661/705-8503; 661/257-4462 (fax). Website: www.airflowresearch.com.

ANSA Automotive/Silverline (Booth #22321): High-performance exhaust systems for sport compacts, vintage exotics and imports and diesel light trucks. Contact: Hal Branstetter, 478/788-6653; 478/784-1694 (fax). Website: www.ANSAautomotive.com.

AMSOIL INC. (Booth #20664 and 36001): Synthetic lubricants and filters. Contact: info@amsoil.com, 715/399-6557; 715/395-0908 (fax). Website: www.amsoil.com.

Bully Dog Technologies (Booth #21346): Tuners, intakes, exhausts, turbos and digital gauges. Contact: Brittany Schwartz, 940/783-9914, ext. 1400; 208/226-2511 (fax); or Shawn Udy, 940/783-9914, ext.1145; 208/226-2511 (fax). Website: www.bullydog.com; www.bullydogbigrig.com.

Champion Brands (Booth #21131): Champion racing motor oils, Champion "Blue Flame" diesel performance motor oils, Champion "Classic & Muscle" Hi-Zinc motor oils, Champion "Performance" lubricants. Contact: Karl Dedolph, 660/890-6231; 660/885-2867 (fax). Website: www.championbrands.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Automotive hose. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

CORSA Performance Exhausts (Booth #23517): High-performance, cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems for today’s cars and trucks. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.corsaperformance.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Motor and transmission mounts. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Thermal and acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

DynoMax Performance Exhaust: Dyno-proven, power-enhancing exhaust systems and components and a complete line-up of mufflers for a full range of domestic and import passenger cars, light trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. If you’re looking for a DRONE-FREE muffler, contact DynoMax. Available for 2011 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.dynomax.com.

Evans Cooling Systems Inc. (Booth #32263): Waterless engine coolant. Contact: Cathy Wright, 888/990-2665; 610/970-0286 (fax). Website: www.evanscooling.com.

Fluidampr - Horschel Motorsports (Booth #24235): Performance harmonic dampers for high performance race and street applications for gas and diesel engines. SFI certified. Contact: Ivan Snyder, 716/592-1000; 716/592-1001 (fax). Website: www.fluidampr.com.

Gibson Performance Exhaust: Exhaust systems and headers. Applications for trucks, SUVs, diesels, American musclecars, side-x-sides, motorhome, marine, sand car, and off-road. Contact: Robert Murgado, 951/372-1236 (fax). Website: www.gibsonexhaust.com.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: 2010–2011 Camaro engine-performance components. Contact: Joey Granatelli, 805/486-6644, ext. 11. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Hose Candy (Booth #20952): Hose Candy’s vacuum and turbo hose quick-couplers available in red, blue, green, gold, black, silver, purple and carbon fiber. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.hosecandy.com.

HusMat (Booth #22887): Thermal insulating hoodliner. Contact: Tim McCarthy, 913/599-2600; 913/599-2607 (fax). Website: www.hushmat.com.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Engine-tuning products; mass air sensors. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

K&N Engineering Inc.: High-flow intake systems, OE replacement air filters high-performance oil filters for most vehicles and powersports applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia, 951/826-4000, ext. 4350. Website: www.knfilters.com.

Linear Logic LLC (Booth #11628): The ScanGauge2 ultra-compact, multi-function vehicle monitor. Digital gauges, trip computer, scan tool, performance monitor, 72-color, programmable backlight. ScanGaugeE also available for green and eco-friendly vehicles. Contact: Joey Snyder. Website: www.ScanGauge.com.

Maradyne High Performance Fans: 12-volt electric cooling fans and accessories for high-performance vehicles. Contact: Susan Robinson, 817/428-3636, ext. 655. Website: www.maradynehp.com.

Mishimoto Automotive: Performance cooling-system products, including radiators, intercoolers, silicone hoses, air diversion plates, fan shrouds, oil coolers and numerous accessories. Contact: Julia Bustard. Website: www.mishimoto.com. 

ODYSSEY Battery by EnerSys (Booth #24943): ODYSSEY batteries and Ultimizer chargers. Contact: April Tomalis; 800/538-3627, ext. 1729; 610/372-8613 (fax). Website: www.odysseybattery.com.OZMO Engineering (Booth #21756): Carbon fiber intake manifolds. Contact: Jamie Krogdahl, 408/898-4533; 987/654-3210 (fax). Website: www.ozmoengineering.com.

ProCharger (Booth #21354): Superchargers and intercooled supercharger systems. Contact: Cary Pangrac; 913/338-2886; 913-338-2879 (fax). Website: www.procharger.com.

Pure Power! Lifetime Filters (Booth #23128): Multi-patented Lifetime oil, fuel and transmission filters. Cleanable, reusable, superior filtering. Direct OEM replacement of spin-on, drop-in cartridge, inline and remote filters for more than 30,000 applications for all types of engines, racing, street, fleet, marine, motorcycle and HD equipment. Contact: Fran Cyrus, 800/750-0827; 714/894-2994 (fax). Website: www.GoPurePower.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 4-inch or square tips; Blackwing cold-air induction packages/system; RTM hood with functional heat extractor scoop. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or cast aluminum tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—PowerFlo exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or trapezoid tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems with 4-inch tips. For the 2010–11 Dodge Challenger/Charger—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems; Blackwing cold-air induction system. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Thrush Exhaust: Thrush offers a wide range of header-back exhaust systems for musclecars, a complete array of stainless steel mufflers and several options of its Glasspack mufflers. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.thrushexhaust.com.

Volant Performance (Booth #23020): Cool air intakes. Contact: Danny Moniz, 909/481-3888; 909/987-8051 (fax). Website: www.volant.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Racing and mobile audio starting batteries. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

Armor Lid (Booth #36161): Hard ABS composite tonneau covers. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446 (fax). Website: www.armorlid.com.

ANSA Automotive/Silverline (Booth #22321): Exhaust tips in chrome, stainless, nickel coated or powder coated. Vintage styles for imports and musclecars. Contact: Hal Branstetter, 478/788-6653; 478/784-1694 (fax). Website: www.ANSAautomotive.com.

A.R.E.: Fiberglass tonneau covers and truck caps custom made to fit most popular trucks. A.R.E. caps and covers are painted to match using the OEM paint code for a high-quality appearance. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.4are.com.

ATS Design (Booth# 33105): Full line of stylish, high-quality running boards and fender flares for trucks, vans, SUVs and CUVs. Many no-drill applications available, 8 running board styles to choose from in several finishes. Made only in the USA at ATS-approved facilities. Contact: Rick Nauman; 866/213-2873, ext. 356. Website: www.atsdesign.com.

Baja Designs Inc. (Booth #22486): High-end lights. Contact: Regis Finn, 760/560-2252; 760/560-0383 (fax). Website: www.bajadesigns.com.

BASF Refinish: BASF FOOSE Colors, R-M Carizzma (Candy) paint, Glasurit and Limco finishes available. Products include primer, color and clear for selected vehicles. Contact: Brian Fox, 717/577-6449. Website: www.basfpaintnews.com, www.basfrefinish.com.

BEDSLIDE (Booth #32097): BEDSLIDES for trucks, vans and SUVs. BEDSLIDE is an easy way to load and unload a truck by turning a truck bed into a sliding drawer. Contact: Joel Ayres, 541/690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com.

Blue Ox (Booth #36083): Blue Ox Allure Towbar, Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch, Blue Ox gooseneck hitch. Contact: Destiny Thomas; 402/385-3051; 402/385-3360. Website: www.blueox.com.

Bodyguard Truck Accessories (Booth #30185): Heavy-duty front and rear replacement bumpers (smooth steel or treadplate); heavy-duty pipe steps. Contact: Kelli Mallicote, 903/785-8939; 903/782-9890 (fax). Website: www.BodyguardBumpers.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Extruded rubber seal and gaskets. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

Crazyfish Graphics (Booth #12004): Custom striping, graphics and wraps. Contact: Joe Naponiello, 773/254-3500; 773/254-3655 (fax). Website: www.crazyfishgfx.com.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Drake Off Road: Limited supply of parts and accessories for Jeep JK & TJ, Toyota FJ Cruiser and Hummer vehicles. Products include interior, exterior parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakeoffroad.com. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

EGR Inc. (Booth #30065): Full line of exterior plastic accessories, including (but not limited to) no-drill fender flares, no-drill hood protectors, side-window visors and side steps. Contact: Robert Wityczak; 909/923-7075. Website: www.egrusa.com.

Go Rhino! Products (Booth #30013): Grille/brush guards with a patented built-in step; winch guards; heavy-duty Wrangler one-piece guards; OE Xtreme 4-, 5- and 6-inch oval running boards; universal steps; hitch steps; bed bars; bed rails; exhaust tips; garage, shop and RV organizers; and patented Dominator II & III sidesteps in modular and one-piece designs. Contact: Kathryn Gallagher, 888/427-4466. Website: www.gorhino.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED worklamps, Halogen worklamps, HID/Xenon worklamps, HID/Xenon auxiliary lamps, Halogen auxiliary lamps, trumpet horns, air horns (dual and triple tone). Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

Hi-Lift Jack Company (Booth #32005): Hi-Lift Jacks and accessories, Slide-N-Lock tie-down systems. Contact: Steve Dowden; 812/384-4441, ext. 16; 812/384-4592. Website: www.hi-lift.com.

Innovative Vehicle Solutions (Booth #24817): ’10–’12 Camaro, C5 and C6 Corvette. Camaro: HAVOC rear spoiler; HAVOC rear diffuser; HAVOC side rockers; HAVOC front chin spoiler; side stripe packages; powder coated calipers; interior kits. Corvette: C5 and C6 Tigershark kits. C5: Front and rear fascias; chin spoiler. C6: Front splitter, rear diffuser and rear spoiler. Contact: Adam Moore, 313/817-1726; 313/817-1727 (fax). Website: www.ivsauto.com.

Lazer Star Light Products (Booth #37075): HID and LED driving and off-road lights. Contact: Suzi; 805/226-8200; 805/226-8150 (fax). Website: www.lazerstar.net.

Mile Marker (Booth #33021): Recovery winches and recovery gears and locking hubs. Contact: Jackie Hawkins, 954/782-0604; 954/782-0769 (fax). Website: www.MileMarker.com.

Monster Hooks Inc. (Booth #33189): Manufacturer of the only forged Chromoly Hooks. Monster Hooks Hexaust. Ultimate Drop Hitch. Contact: Marco Najarro, 408/313-0716; 408-624-1440 (fax). Website: www.monsterhooksinc.com.

N-FAB Inc. (Booth #37083): N-FAB Nerf-Steps, RSP bumpers, pre-runners, light bars, and other tubular steel off-road products. Contact: Doug Parks, 281/880-6322; 281/880-6325 (fax). Website: www.n-fab.com.

ORACLE Lighting Technologies (Booth #11443): ORACLE SMD headlight halo kits (all colors available). Contact: Jonathan or Justin; 800/407-5776; 800/407-2631. Website: www.ORACLElights.com.

Paramount Restyling (Booth #12753): Billet grilles, SS mesh grilles, Evolution mesh grilles. Carbon fiber grilles, carbon fiber door-handle covers. Contact: Kevin Doyle, 909/781-6492, ext. 307; 909/781-6496 (fax). Website: www.paramountrestyling.com.

Ranch Hand: Heavy-duty front bumper replacements, grille guards, headache racks and steps. Contact: Derrick Ratliff. Website: www.ranchhand.com.

Raptor Series (Booth #36161): Stainless steel oval tube steps with high-polished end caps. Regular cab and wheel-to-wheel four-inch, five-inch and six-inch oval tubes available. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446 (fax).

Rampage Products (Booth #30159): Bumpers, hinges, handles, racks, tops for Jeeps and trucks. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Retro USA (Booth #13061): Retro-styled bumpers, trim and moldings for 2005–2009 Mustangs, 2010–2011 Camaros and 2008–2011 Challengers. Available in chrome, black chrome and carbon fiber finishes. Contact: Gary Green; 952/641-2334; 952/435-9891. Website: www.retrousa.net.

Retrax Truck Bed Covers (Booth #35115): Retractable pickup bed covers that glide easily on sealed ball bearings. The covers are key lockable in any position, have a patented low-profile design that incorporates a front cover that is flush with the rolling tonneau cover providing a seal that helps keep the truck bed dry. Contact: Andy Nephew, 701/746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com.

Rhino Linings Corp. (Booth #31055): Spray-in bedliner. Contact: Jenny Clifford; 858/410-6020; 858/450-5078 (fax).

Rhino-Rack USA (Booth #36136): Roof racks and accessories (sport and contractor); cargo carriers/boxes. Contact: Josh Lubitz, 303/706-9700; 303/706-9701 (fax). Website: www.rhinorack.com.

Roadwire Leather Interiors – Signature Sunroofs (Booth #12417): OEM-styled sunroofs. Contact: Tracy, 877/ROADWIRE; 323/888-6077 (fax). Website: www.roadwire.com.

Roll-N-Lock Corp. (Booth #34079): The most compact retractable truck bed cover system available, complete with integrated tailgate lock and an optional cargo manager bed divider. Contact: Dan Beaulaurier, 253/970-2213; 253/799-8502 (fax). Website: www.rollnlock.com.

Romik: Offering any product in its catalog base to Show-vehicle builders. Contact: Hugo Baeza, 610/395-5540; 610/395-5657 (fax). Website: www.Romik.com, www.romik-usa.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Car detailing products. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Close-out panel insert; high-lip rear spoiler; SS or RS badges with grille inserts. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette— RTM ZR1 style hood with polycarbonate window; RTM ZR1 style supercharger hoods with polycarbonate window or solid surface; RTM ZR1 style front splitter, fenders with inserts and rocker extensions; rear lip spoiler. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—Hood scoop; front fascia/bumper overlay panel. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Quarter window louvers; rear black-out taillight panel. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Surco Products Inc. (Booth #32001): Roof racks, bike racks, wheel chocks, van ladders, RV accessories and custom projects. Contact: Osnat Surkin, 310/323-2520; 310/323-7916 (fax). Website: www.surcoinc.com.

Thule/UWS/TracRac (Booth #35029): Aluminum and steel truck toolboxes, aluminum truck and van racks. Contact: Adam Donahue, 203/881-4925; 203/888-4252 (fax). Website: www.thuleworktruck.com.

Tireco (Booth #42077): Wheels—Forte, Sendel and Vagare. Contact: Rick Papelian, 310/767-7990, ext. 353; 310/207-9267 (fax).

TrailReady (Booth #32191): Front and rear heavy-duty replacement truck bumpers. Contact: Dorian Hartfield, 888/910-2999; 503/217-7243 (fax). Website: www.trailready.com.

T-Rex Grilles (Booth #35111): Multiple grille designs for most cars, trucks and SUVs, as well as numerous trim accessories. Grille styles include: traditional billet, stainless steel mesh X-Metal studded mesh grilles. All grilles and accessories are available in a polished or black finish and are in stock and ready to ship. Contact: Victor Casillas; 951/270-5388; 951/270-5391 (fax). Website: www.trexbillet.com.

Truck-Lite Co. LLC (Booth #35161): Seven-inch, round LED headlamp; seven-inch round LED auxiliary products (work/spot/flood). Contact: Jamie Lindemuth, 716/661-1248; 716/665-6403 (fax). Website: www.truck-lite.com.

TruXedo (Booth #31033): Complete line of TruXedo soft roll-up tonneau covers and truck accessories. Contact: Rachel Fernandez, 877/878-9336, ext. 287. Website: www.truxedo.com.

U Ace Inc. (Booth #31149): Roof bag with aluminum track in black or camouflage. Contact: Timothy Au-Yeung, 909/350-8808, ext. 112; 909/350-8810 (fax). Website: www.3dmats.com. 

Undercover Inc. (Booth #31033): Undercover SE smooth, paintable ABS bed cover. The UnderCover SE Smooth is a hard, locking, lightweight, easy-to-remove truck-bed cover. Made from ABS composite, the cover has a smooth finish that can be custom painted to match the truck. Style lines and a subtle spoiler add to the look of the cover and fit great on mildly or fully custom trucks. Contact: Jason Hutchens, 866/900-8800; 417/753-7999 (fax). Website: www.undercoversesmooth.com.

UWS - TracRac - DeWALT (Booth #35029): Toolboxes and aluminum truck racks. Contact: Adam Donahue, 203/881-4925; 203/888-4252 (fax). Websites: www.uwsta.com, www.tracrac.com.

Warrior Products (Booth #34091): Jeep exterior accessories, including tube doors, roof racks, fender flares, body armor, etc. Contact: Jason Roy. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Manufacturer of quality truck, car and SUV accessories, including front end, side step, body trim and off-road products. Winches and winch accessories. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

CargoGlide (Booth #31153): Sliding cargo trays for trucks, vans and SUVs. Steel and aluminum, 75% and 100% extension. CargoGlide offers several models to suit individual and company needs, from 600 lb. to 2,500 lb. capacities. Easy to install. Contact: David McInturf; 239/340-9605. Website: www.cargoglide.com.

Classic Design Concepts (Booth #21362): Offering Sport Bar for the ’11–’12 Camaro. Contact: Michelle Roberts, 866/624-7997. Website: www.classicdesignconcepts.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Exact-fit storage panels and switch panels. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

Drake Muscle Cars: Limited supply of parts and accessories for the 2005 and up Ford Mustang, 2010 and up Chevy Camaro and 2008 and up Dodge Challenger. Products include interior, exterior, performance parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakemusclecars.com or visit www.scottdrake.net to search for products. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Drake Off Road: Limited supply of parts and accessories for Jeep JK & TJ, Toyota FJ Cruiser and Hummer vehicles. Products include interior, exterior parts and accessories. For catalog information, visit www.drakeoffroad.com. Contact: Christina Briseno, 800/999-0289, ext. 2103.

Got2bWireless: Ultimate hands-free solution for vehicle—hands-free calling, texting, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and more by using your voice. Contact: Lydia E. Draper, 877/404-6822; 800/790-1248 (fax). Website www.got2bwireless.com.

Grant Products International: Steering wheels, shift knobs and more. Contact: Wes Fisher. Website: www.grantproducts.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED interior lighting. Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

HusMat (Booth #22887): Sound-deadening and thermal-insulation material. Contact: Tim McCarthy, 913/599-2600; 913/599-2607 (fax). Website: www.hushmat.com.

LeBaron Bonney Co./EZ Boy Interiors (Booth #23083): Reproduction and custom interior kits, including seat and panel upholstery. Contact: Scott Holbrook. Website: www.lebaronbonney.com; www.ezboyinteriors.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): AcoustiShield thermal acoustic auto insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Rampage Products (Booth #: 30159): Seat covers, lighting and seated for Jeeps and trucks. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Roadwire Leather Interiors – Signature Sunroofs (Booth #12417): Custom leather interiors. Contact: Tracy, 877-ROADWIRE; 323/888-6077 (fax). Website: www.roadwire.com.

Romik: Offering any product in its catalog base to Show-vehicle builders. Contact: Hugo Baeza, 610/395-5540; 610/395-5657 (fax). Website: www.Romik.com, www.romik-usa.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): Dash kits, wiring harnesses, antenna adapters, interfaces, speakers, subs, amps, sound dampening material, Bluetooth integration, iPod integration. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Fabric protection spray. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Speed Dawg Shift Knobs (Booth #20564): Shift knobs. Contact: Chris Figdore, 717/741-2665; 717/741-2665 (fax). Website: www.speeddawg.com.

U Ace Inc. (Booth #31149): Custom floor mats and cargo liner. Contact: Timothy Au-Yeung, 909/350-8808, ext. 112; 909/350-8810 (fax). Website: www.3dmats.com. 

VDO Instrumentation & Accessories (Booth #22678): Gauges, accessories, sensors, and senders. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose; 610/289-0488, ext. 4002; 610/289-1766 (fax). Website: www.vdo.com/usa.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Manufacturer of a complete line of high-impact ABS acrylic products, including wind deflectors, bug shields, head light and taillight covers and cab guards. Sure-Fit floor and cargo mats. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Wet Okole Hawaii Custom Seat Covers: Custom fit, neoprene, waterproof seat covers for most every car on the road today. Covers available in more than 40 colors, compatible with seat-deployed air bags. Contact: Steven Grew, 714/434-9000, ext. 11. Website: www.wetokole.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Secondary mobile audio batteries. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Suspension/Brakes

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Adjustable coilover kits and racing suspension. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

BDS Suspension (Booth #30170): American-made suspension lifts and shocks for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps. Contact: Carter Reed; 517/279-2384, ext. 250; 517/278-2316. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): Leveling kits for the new body style Toyota Tundra’s (2007-‘11); Jeep JK (2007-’11); GM 1500 P/U (2007-’11); Ford F-250 and F-350 P/U (2005-‘11); Ford F-150 P/U (2004-’11); and Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 (1994-’11). Contact: Ryan Husted, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): U.S.-made lift and leveling kits for trucks and SUVs; Scorpion shock absorbers; and performance bushing kits for cars and trucks. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Energy Suspension (Booth #22967): Polyurethane suspension and drivetrain components. Contact: Mike Papazian, 949/361-3935; 949/361-3940 (fax). Website: www.energysuspension.com.

FOX Racing Shox (Booth #34111): High-performance shock absorbers and racing suspension products for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, UTVs and off-road vehicles. Contact: Brian Godfrey, 831/768-4523. Website: www.foxracingshox.com.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: 2005–2011 Mustang suspension components and 2010–2011 Camaro suspension components. Contact: Joey Granatelli, 805/486-6644, ext. 11. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Hellwig Products (Booth #22521): Load and sway suspension for trucks, SUVs and vintage and modern musclecars. Contact: Melanie White; 559/734-7451. Website: www.hellwigproducts.com.

MaxTrac Suspension LLC (Booth #31162): Lifting and lowering suspension products for 2WD trucks and SUVs. Contact: Jay Parodi, 714/630-0363; 714/688-0269 (fax). Website: www.maxtracsuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP caliper covers. Custom paint and engraving options available. Contact: Ben Wong, 877/995-0003; 619/330-4609. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

Rancho Suspension: Rancho is offering its entire line of performance suspension and off-road accessories, including suspension systems, shock absorbers and off-road protection. Available for 4WD and 2WD trucks, SUVs, and Jeep applications. Offer for 2011 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, 330/688-3515. Website: www.gorancho.com.

Revtek Suspension (Booth #32083): Level kits and complete suspension lift systems for Dodge, Ford, GM, Toyota, Jeep and Nissan. Contact: Ryan Few, 503/659-1650; 503/659-2931 (fax). Website: www.revtek.com.

Tuff Country EZ-Ride Suspension (Booth #30104): Suspension leveling and lift kits. Contact: Scott Sweeney or Troy Davis, 801/280-2777; 801/280-2896 (fax). Website: www.tuffcountry.com.

Wheels & Tires

American Force Wheels: Forged aluminum, custom-built wheels for dually and SRW trucks. Contact: deyan@americanforcewheels.com. Website: www.americanforcewheels.com.

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Two-piece forged wheels custom made to your spec. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): BMF Wheels line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiast. All BMF Wheels are manufactured using a proprietary, patent-pending, multi-axis CNC machining process. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Excalibur Wheel Accessories (Booth #22786): Vintage hub caps, bullet caps, trim rings and GM licensed products. Contact: Bob Klippel, 909/923-8300; 909/923-8600 (fax). Website: www.excaliburwheel.com.

Innovative Vehicle Solutions (Booth #24817): ’10–’12 Camaro HAVOC Bright or Black PVD coated Wheels. Available in OE staggered fitment (20 x 8 and 20 x 9). Contact: Adam Moore, 313/817-1726; 313/817-1727 (fax). Website: www.ivsauto.com.

McLEAN Wire Wheels (Booth #22786): Wire wheels for hot rods, musclecars and vintage cars. Contact: Bob Klippel bob@excaliburwheel.com, 909/923-8300; 909/923-8600 (fax). Website: www.mcleanwheels.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—20-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Toyo Tire (U.S.A.) Corp.: Toyo Tire is offering UHP and light-truck tires. Contact: E-mail requests, including vehicle details and booth number, to sponsorships@toyotires.com. Website: www.toyotires.com.

Vossen Wheels (Booth #47099): Wheels. Contact: Jav; 305/463-7778; 305/256-1007 (fax). Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Voxx Wheel (B/G rodworks & GFX wheels - Booth #44275): Wheels: hot rod; Euro; off-road; ATV. Contact: Barry Horlick, 310/783-1613; 310/783-1623 (fax). Website: www.voxxwheel.com.

Other Products/Services

Advanced Clutch Technology (Booth #21242): Clutch kits and flywheels for sport compact, domestic, European and truck applications. Contact: Cheralyn Smith, 661/940-7555, ext. 106; 661/940-7541 (fax). Website: www.advancedclutch.com.

BOLT (Booth #36166): Hitch receiver locks, padlocks, cable locks and spare tire locks featuring Breakthrough One-Key Lock Technology that permanently programs the lock to the specific vehicle’s ignition key, eliminating the need for multiple keys. Available for most GM, Ford and Chrysler/Jeep vehicles. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.boltlock.com.

Del City (Booth #23875): Direct supplier of automotive and electrical supplies, including wire, loom, switches, terminals, hoses, clamps, brake lines, chemicals, adhesives and more than 4,500 additional automotive products and supplies. Contact: Deanna Hernandez, 262/293-1836; 800/431-1293 (fax). Website: www.delcity.net.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Programmers. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

KBS Coatings (Booth #11053): Rust preventive coatings for chassis, floorpans, engine paints, manifold paints, clearcoat and more. Contact: Jim Krolak, 219/263-0073; 219/531-7797 (fax). Website: www.kbs-coatings.com.

Pure Power! Lifetime Filters (Booth #23128): High-performance, high zinc, API licensed motor oils, EHP lubricants and greases. Contact: Fran Cyrus, 800/750-0827; 714/894-2994 (fax). Website: www.GoPurePower.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): Firewall insulators and truck headliners. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Race Ramps/Brute Industries (Booth# 21224): Show cribs and ramps. Contact: Tracy Depuydt, 906/786-0585; 906/789-7085 (fax).  

Rampage Products (Booth #30159): Softtops, briefs and running boards. Contact: Carlos Gutierrez, 951/277-4949; 951/277-2295 (fax). Website: www.rampageproduct.com.

Raptor Series (Booth #36161): Stainless steel nerf bars and truck bed rails. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877/769-3765, ext. 303; 877/875-7446.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): iPhone, iPod and iPad accessories. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Tire dressing. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Westin Wade Automotive (Booth #34028, 34029, 34032): Sure-Fit floor and cargo mats. Contact: Gaby Cortes, 626/960-6762, ext. 451; 626/960-2055. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Workshop Hero (Booth #24382): Metal Rescue rust-remover bath; water-based and non-toxic. Dry coat rust preventative; water-based, non toxic, not sticky or tacky. Contact: David Yancho, 810/599-6699; 517/546-6434 (fax). Website: www.metalrescue.com.

XS Power (Booth #23512): Battery chargers and battery hold downs. Contact: Nathan Way, 888/497-7693, ext. 1211; 865/281-9844 (fax). Website: www.4xspower.com.

Yukon Gear & Axle: Spin Free Kit—Replaces factory unit bearings with tapered bearings and races resulting in a design that is easier and more economical to service and offers significant increases in mileage per gallon. The hub kit also includes WARN premium locking hubs, giving you more driving selectability. This kit includes new rotors, spindles, high-strength Yukon 4340 Chrome-Moly outer axles, WARN premium locking hubs, Timken bearings, high-quality seals and all hardware for installation. The wheel hub diameter on this kit is larger than stock. If your vehicle is equipped with the factory aluminum wheels, the center will need to be machined to fit. Contact: Neal Hollingsworth. Website: www.yukongear.com.

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SEMA Show exhibitors who would like to invite a colleague to the 2011 Show can do so through the current registration process.

After registering for the Show, the SEMA Show primary contact should have received a confirmation e-mail. That e-mail contains a link that will take exhibitors to their registration dashboard, or an exhibitor can access their dashboard by simply logging in. Near the top of the page under "Booth Promotion," there is a link that says "Invite a Customer," where companies can invite multiple buyers to visit their booth at the Show.



Exhibitors can send up to five e-mail invitations to buyers at a time. Invitations can be sent multiple times. 



More information on the SEMA Show is available at www.SEMAShow.com.

Questions? Contact Lisa Schafer at lisas@sema.org.

SEMA Show exhibitors who would like to invite a colleague to the 2011 Show can do so through the current registration process.

After registering for the Show, the SEMA Show primary contact should have received a confirmation e-mail. That e-mail contains a link that will take exhibitors to their registration dashboard, or an exhibitor can access their dashboard by simply logging in. Near the top of the page under "Booth Promotion," there is a link that says "Invite a Customer," where companies can invite multiple buyers to visit their booth at the Show.



Exhibitors can send up to five e-mail invitations to buyers at a time. Invitations can be sent multiple times. 



More information on the SEMA Show is available at www.SEMAShow.com.

Questions? Contact Lisa Schafer at lisas@sema.org.

	Participating in the SEMA Show Feature Vehicle Program provides a real-world example at how specialty equipment enhances the look and functionality of a vehicle.

The SEMA Show offers not only displays and in-depth appraisals of the latest automotive specialty-equipment products, but also a look at those products installed on some of the finest examples of virtually every type of vehicle available in the market today. Participating in the SEMA Show Feature Vehicle Program provides exhibitors with additional exposure at the Show and offers media and buyers a real-world example at how specialty equipment enhances the look and functionality of any vehicle.

Get more eyes on your company and products by submitting a Feature Vehicle Display Application today. The deadline to submit an application is October 7.

Please note that vehicle placement is at the sole discretion of Show management, and requests for placement in specific areas of the Show are not guaranteed.

For more information and to register a vehicle for feature display, use the online Feature Vehicle Application. Questions? Contact Donna Lawson featurevehicle@convexx.com.

	Participating in the SEMA Show Feature Vehicle Program provides a real-world example at how specialty equipment enhances the look and functionality of a vehicle.

The SEMA Show offers not only displays and in-depth appraisals of the latest automotive specialty-equipment products, but also a look at those products installed on some of the finest examples of virtually every type of vehicle available in the market today. Participating in the SEMA Show Feature Vehicle Program provides exhibitors with additional exposure at the Show and offers media and buyers a real-world example at how specialty equipment enhances the look and functionality of any vehicle.

Get more eyes on your company and products by submitting a Feature Vehicle Display Application today. The deadline to submit an application is October 7.

Please note that vehicle placement is at the sole discretion of Show management, and requests for placement in specific areas of the Show are not guaranteed.

For more information and to register a vehicle for feature display, use the online Feature Vehicle Application. Questions? Contact Donna Lawson featurevehicle@convexx.com.

Every year, the SEMA Show attracts dozens of celebrities and industry personalities, including Chip Foose, Mario Andretti and Jesse James. This year is no different. Check out this extensive list of celebrity appearances at the 2011 SEMA Show, which details when and where they will be.

Every year, the SEMA Show attracts dozens of celebrities and industry personalities, including Chip Foose, Mario Andretti and Jesse James. This year is no different. Check out this extensive list of celebrity appearances at the 2011 SEMA Show, which details when and where they will be.