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| HushMat has partnered with RA Motorsports from Lee's Summit, Missouri, to
support the American Cancer Society Mystical Build ’67 Shelby Mustang
Fastback. |
HushMat has partnered with RA Motorsports from Lee's Summit, Missouri, to support the American Cancer Society Mystical Build ’67 Shelby Mustang Fastback unveiled at the SEMA Show in the Dynacorn booth. The Mustang is being built by RA Motorsports through parts donated by a long list of companies, including HushMat, PPG, Dynacorn, Ford Motor Co., Mustangs Unlimited and many others.
“It is projects like the Mystical Build Mustang that bring out the very best in automotive aftermarket parts suppliers, distributors and builders and HushMat is proud to support this very fine cause” stated Founder Tim McCarthy.
The Mustang will be sold with the proceeds going to benefit the American Cancer Society. More information is available at www.Mysticalbuild.org.
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| HushMat has partnered with RA Motorsports from Lee's Summit, Missouri, to
support the American Cancer Society Mystical Build ’67 Shelby Mustang
Fastback. |
HushMat has partnered with RA Motorsports from Lee's Summit, Missouri, to support the American Cancer Society Mystical Build ’67 Shelby Mustang Fastback unveiled at the SEMA Show in the Dynacorn booth. The Mustang is being built by RA Motorsports through parts donated by a long list of companies, including HushMat, PPG, Dynacorn, Ford Motor Co., Mustangs Unlimited and many others.
“It is projects like the Mystical Build Mustang that bring out the very best in automotive aftermarket parts suppliers, distributors and builders and HushMat is proud to support this very fine cause” stated Founder Tim McCarthy.
The Mustang will be sold with the proceeds going to benefit the American Cancer Society. More information is available at www.Mysticalbuild.org.
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| Jon Goldman |
Most Americans sort their mail over the trash. To get your direct mail opened, you need outrageous marketing that will smash through the clutter. Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and presenter Jon Goldman for a webinar, Thursday, November 17, at 10:00 a.m. (PST) as he explores creative ways to effectively use direct mail.
During this session, Goldman will cover:
Goldman is the creator of Lumpy Mail, and he has used it successfully with clients from Häagen-Dazs to the Atlanta Braves. Now you can find out how to use this marketing technique in your own business.
Don’t miss this information-packed webinar, Thursday, November, 17, at 10:00 a.m. (PST).
Members and nonmembers: Participate live or download the webinar when it's convenient.
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| Jon Goldman |
Most Americans sort their mail over the trash. To get your direct mail opened, you need outrageous marketing that will smash through the clutter. Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and presenter Jon Goldman for a webinar, Thursday, November 17, at 10:00 a.m. (PST) as he explores creative ways to effectively use direct mail.
During this session, Goldman will cover:
Goldman is the creator of Lumpy Mail, and he has used it successfully with clients from Häagen-Dazs to the Atlanta Braves. Now you can find out how to use this marketing technique in your own business.
Don’t miss this information-packed webinar, Thursday, November, 17, at 10:00 a.m. (PST).
Members and nonmembers: Participate live or download the webinar when it's convenient.
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| Entrants of the 2011 People’s Picks survey had the opportunity to vote via mobile through the eBay Motors iPhone app. |
eBay Motors has announced the winners of the 2011 People’s Picks survey—the annual poll inviting enthusiasts to weigh in on all things automotive, including best camshaft, favorite ignition and favorite musclecar—even the best movie car of all time. More than 3.4 million votes were cast in this year’s competition, 10 times the 2010 tally. New this year, entrants had the opportunity to vote via mobile through the eBay Motors iPhone app.
“This year’s massive voter turnout reflects the incredible passion of the auto community, something we fuel every day on eBay Motors, where people are buying auto parts literally every second,” said Famous Rhodes, senior director, eBay Motors. “The automotive community has strong opinions not just on their favorite cars and trucks, but also on the brands that help them modify and customize those vehicles. People’s Picks ultimately shows that brands matter when it comes to enthusiasts.”
The annual eBay Motors People’s Picks survey offered 10 different voting categories: American Muscle Cars, Motorsports, Import Tuner, Super Cars, Trucks, Four Wheeler/Off-Road, Classic European, Motorcycles, Cars in Culture, and Modern Foreign and Domestic.
Winners in multiple categories this year include BFGoodrich, Edelbrock, Garret, Hooker Headers and K&N. For movie buffs, Best Movie Car went to “Eleanor,” Nicolas Cage’s ’67 Shelby Mustang from the Gone in 60 Seconds remake.
People's Picks 2011 Select Winners:
Muscle Car
Project Corner
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| Entrants of the 2011 People’s Picks survey had the opportunity to vote via mobile through the eBay Motors iPhone app. |
eBay Motors has announced the winners of the 2011 People’s Picks survey—the annual poll inviting enthusiasts to weigh in on all things automotive, including best camshaft, favorite ignition and favorite musclecar—even the best movie car of all time. More than 3.4 million votes were cast in this year’s competition, 10 times the 2010 tally. New this year, entrants had the opportunity to vote via mobile through the eBay Motors iPhone app.
“This year’s massive voter turnout reflects the incredible passion of the auto community, something we fuel every day on eBay Motors, where people are buying auto parts literally every second,” said Famous Rhodes, senior director, eBay Motors. “The automotive community has strong opinions not just on their favorite cars and trucks, but also on the brands that help them modify and customize those vehicles. People’s Picks ultimately shows that brands matter when it comes to enthusiasts.”
The annual eBay Motors People’s Picks survey offered 10 different voting categories: American Muscle Cars, Motorsports, Import Tuner, Super Cars, Trucks, Four Wheeler/Off-Road, Classic European, Motorcycles, Cars in Culture, and Modern Foreign and Domestic.
Winners in multiple categories this year include BFGoodrich, Edelbrock, Garret, Hooker Headers and K&N. For movie buffs, Best Movie Car went to “Eleanor,” Nicolas Cage’s ’67 Shelby Mustang from the Gone in 60 Seconds remake.
People's Picks 2011 Select Winners:
Muscle Car
Project Corner
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| Team Moroso—Loara High School from Anaheim California—won the third
annual "Showdown at SEMA" with a record-breaking time of 21:08
minutes.
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Providing young automotive enthusiasts an opportunity to develop and showcase their talents while being exposed to the automotive aftermarket industry, Hot Rodders of Tomorrow has been invited to compete at the SEMA Show every year since its inception in 2008. The organization’s goal is to reach out to high school students before they graduate in order to provide much-needed future talent for the automotive aftermarket.
The purpose of the competition, held annually at the SEMA Show, is to offer opportunities for students to build and develop teamwork, demonstrate their enthusiasm and ingenuity and build their confidence and commitment to excellence. Teams of five auto technology students and an instructor from invited high schools across the country compete to properly disassemble and reassemble a small-block Chevrolet engine with aftermarket components in the least amount of time possible. The team with the quickest total time, including added penalties, wins. The competition engines have been built to replicate real-world, high-performance engines found in today's muscle cars and hot rods.
This year, 10 teams earned their way to the "Showdown at SEMA" national championship—six teams by winning their division heats straight out and four additional wildcard teams that had the next best qualifying times in the nation.
The ultimate prize for each member of the winning team is $10,000 in scholarship money provided by Ohio Technical College (OTC), School of Automotive Machinists (SAM) and University of Northwest Ohio (UNOH). Hot Rodders of Tomorrow judges and staff are 100% volunteer.
This year's winners included:
| Team |
Overall Average | Place |
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Moroso |
21.08 |
1st |
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Painless Performance Products |
24.36 |
2nd | ||
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COMP Cams |
28.52 |
3rd |
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ARP |
28.60 |
4th |
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Fel-Pro |
29.10 |
5th |
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Motive Gear |
29.17 | 6th |
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Royal Purple |
32.65 |
7th | ||
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Hawk Performance |
35.38 |
8th |
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Auto Meter |
36.40 |
9th | ||
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K&N Filters |
36.72 |
10th |
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| Team Moroso—Loara High School from Anaheim California—won the third
annual "Showdown at SEMA" with a record-breaking time of 21:08
minutes.
|
Providing young automotive enthusiasts an opportunity to develop and showcase their talents while being exposed to the automotive aftermarket industry, Hot Rodders of Tomorrow has been invited to compete at the SEMA Show every year since its inception in 2008. The organization’s goal is to reach out to high school students before they graduate in order to provide much-needed future talent for the automotive aftermarket.
The purpose of the competition, held annually at the SEMA Show, is to offer opportunities for students to build and develop teamwork, demonstrate their enthusiasm and ingenuity and build their confidence and commitment to excellence. Teams of five auto technology students and an instructor from invited high schools across the country compete to properly disassemble and reassemble a small-block Chevrolet engine with aftermarket components in the least amount of time possible. The team with the quickest total time, including added penalties, wins. The competition engines have been built to replicate real-world, high-performance engines found in today's muscle cars and hot rods.
This year, 10 teams earned their way to the "Showdown at SEMA" national championship—six teams by winning their division heats straight out and four additional wildcard teams that had the next best qualifying times in the nation.
The ultimate prize for each member of the winning team is $10,000 in scholarship money provided by Ohio Technical College (OTC), School of Automotive Machinists (SAM) and University of Northwest Ohio (UNOH). Hot Rodders of Tomorrow judges and staff are 100% volunteer.
This year's winners included:
| Team |
Overall Average | Place |
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Moroso |
21.08 |
1st |
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Painless Performance Products |
24.36 |
2nd | ||
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COMP Cams |
28.52 |
3rd |
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ARP |
28.60 |
4th |
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Fel-Pro |
29.10 |
5th |
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Motive Gear |
29.17 | 6th |
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Royal Purple |
32.65 |
7th | ||
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Hawk Performance |
35.38 |
8th |
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Auto Meter |
36.40 |
9th | ||
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K&N Filters |
36.72 |
10th |