Here’s a first look at the rumored Tremor off-road package for the new Ford F-150, which will slot between the entry-level FX4 rugged package and the range-topping Raptor.

Following in the footsteps of the Tremor package for the Super Duty and Ranger, the Tremor package for the F-150 has a suspension lift as its primary feature.

The vehicle seen here equips the Tremor pack with the XLT trim level, and seems to feature a unique grille. Around back is a dual exhaust setup, which has not been seen on the all-new ’21 F-150 as of this point in time. A set of unique black wheels are wrapped knobby all terrain tires measuring 275 70 R18.

Launch timing of the Tremor package for the F-150 is currently unclear, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see it for the ’21 or ’22 model years.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Here’s a first look at the rumored Tremor off-road package for the new Ford F-150, which will slot between the entry-level FX4 rugged package and the range-topping Raptor.

Following in the footsteps of the Tremor package for the Super Duty and Ranger, the Tremor package for the F-150 has a suspension lift as its primary feature.

The vehicle seen here equips the Tremor pack with the XLT trim level, and seems to feature a unique grille. Around back is a dual exhaust setup, which has not been seen on the all-new ’21 F-150 as of this point in time. A set of unique black wheels are wrapped knobby all terrain tires measuring 275 70 R18.

Launch timing of the Tremor package for the F-150 is currently unclear, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see it for the ’21 or ’22 model years.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Here’s a first look at the rumored Tremor off-road package for the new Ford F-150, which will slot between the entry-level FX4 rugged package and the range-topping Raptor.

Following in the footsteps of the Tremor package for the Super Duty and Ranger, the Tremor package for the F-150 has a suspension lift as its primary feature.

The vehicle seen here equips the Tremor pack with the XLT trim level, and seems to feature a unique grille. Around back is a dual exhaust setup, which has not been seen on the all-new ’21 F-150 as of this point in time. A set of unique black wheels are wrapped knobby all terrain tires measuring 275 70 R18.

Launch timing of the Tremor package for the F-150 is currently unclear, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see it for the ’21 or ’22 model years.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

Here’s a first look at the rumored Tremor off-road package for the new Ford F-150, which will slot between the entry-level FX4 rugged package and the range-topping Raptor.

Following in the footsteps of the Tremor package for the Super Duty and Ranger, the Tremor package for the F-150 has a suspension lift as its primary feature.

The vehicle seen here equips the Tremor pack with the XLT trim level, and seems to feature a unique grille. Around back is a dual exhaust setup, which has not been seen on the all-new ’21 F-150 as of this point in time. A set of unique black wheels are wrapped knobby all terrain tires measuring 275 70 R18.

Launch timing of the Tremor package for the F-150 is currently unclear, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see it for the ’21 or ’22 model years.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

By Ashley Reyes

Jack Chisenhall	John Gaines
Rich Barsamian	Joe St. Lawrence

Leaders, celebrities and icons have gotten together to bring the industry the first-ever online SEMA Industry Awards celebration. Taking place Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST) on the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, the automotive specialty-equipment market will celebrate this year’s SEMA Hall of Fame inductees, SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year and Gen-III Innovator of the Year during this historic event.

Industry members, family and friends are all welcome to join in the celebration that is traditionally held at the in-person SEMA Show in Las Vegas. No tickets or fee are required.

Visitors will get to be a part of the annual presentation that is one of the SEMA’s longest traditions. They will honor and recognize the individuals and companies that have stepped forward and brought vision and initiative to propel the industry forward.

The event will be hosted by Kevin Oeste and Jerod DeAnda, with appearances by SEMA Chairman Tim Martin, SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting, and the four new SEMA Hall of Fame members: Jack Chisenhall, John Gaines, Joe St. Lawrence and Rich Barsamian. Viewers will also learn and hear from this year’s SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year, and Gen-III Innovator of the Year.

“We’re excited to present this year’s Awards in a new way where the entire industry can join together and participate from the comfort of their own homes, cell phones and computers,” said Lindsay Bianco, senior manager, membership projects. “Although nothing can replace meeting in person, we look forward to gathering online to celebrate all the ways people contribute to this industry, and invite all industry members to join us for a night they won’t forget.”

Simply tune in to the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST).

By Ashley Reyes

Jack Chisenhall	John Gaines
Rich Barsamian	Joe St. Lawrence

Leaders, celebrities and icons have gotten together to bring the industry the first-ever online SEMA Industry Awards celebration. Taking place Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST) on the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, the automotive specialty-equipment market will celebrate this year’s SEMA Hall of Fame inductees, SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year and Gen-III Innovator of the Year during this historic event.

Industry members, family and friends are all welcome to join in the celebration that is traditionally held at the in-person SEMA Show in Las Vegas. No tickets or fee are required.

Visitors will get to be a part of the annual presentation that is one of the SEMA’s longest traditions. They will honor and recognize the individuals and companies that have stepped forward and brought vision and initiative to propel the industry forward.

The event will be hosted by Kevin Oeste and Jerod DeAnda, with appearances by SEMA Chairman Tim Martin, SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting, and the four new SEMA Hall of Fame members: Jack Chisenhall, John Gaines, Joe St. Lawrence and Rich Barsamian. Viewers will also learn and hear from this year’s SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year, and Gen-III Innovator of the Year.

“We’re excited to present this year’s Awards in a new way where the entire industry can join together and participate from the comfort of their own homes, cell phones and computers,” said Lindsay Bianco, senior manager, membership projects. “Although nothing can replace meeting in person, we look forward to gathering online to celebrate all the ways people contribute to this industry, and invite all industry members to join us for a night they won’t forget.”

Simply tune in to the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST).

By Ashley Reyes

Jack Chisenhall	John Gaines
Rich Barsamian	Joe St. Lawrence

Leaders, celebrities and icons have gotten together to bring the industry the first-ever online SEMA Industry Awards celebration. Taking place Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST) on the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, the automotive specialty-equipment market will celebrate this year’s SEMA Hall of Fame inductees, SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year and Gen-III Innovator of the Year during this historic event.

Industry members, family and friends are all welcome to join in the celebration that is traditionally held at the in-person SEMA Show in Las Vegas. No tickets or fee are required.

Visitors will get to be a part of the annual presentation that is one of the SEMA’s longest traditions. They will honor and recognize the individuals and companies that have stepped forward and brought vision and initiative to propel the industry forward.

The event will be hosted by Kevin Oeste and Jerod DeAnda, with appearances by SEMA Chairman Tim Martin, SEMA President and CEO Chris Kersting, and the four new SEMA Hall of Fame members: Jack Chisenhall, John Gaines, Joe St. Lawrence and Rich Barsamian. Viewers will also learn and hear from this year’s SEMA Person of the Year, Manufacturer of the Year, and Gen-III Innovator of the Year.

“We’re excited to present this year’s Awards in a new way where the entire industry can join together and participate from the comfort of their own homes, cell phones and computers,” said Lindsay Bianco, senior manager, membership projects. “Although nothing can replace meeting in person, we look forward to gathering online to celebrate all the ways people contribute to this industry, and invite all industry members to join us for a night they won’t forget.”

Simply tune in to the SEMA Show YouTube Channel, Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m. (PST).

By Della Domingo

SEMA360 participants who are registered and approved for the online event, taking place November 2–6, will receive login information beginning Friday, October 30. Users will be able to login immediately to update their profiles and build agendas.

Three things users will need to personalize their profiles:

• Head shot: An image will help others identify who you are and create a positive first impression. The file should be jpg 200px x 200px (no larger than 1 MB), and ideally include the head and shoulders, simple backgrounds and be well lit.
• Bio: The bio will help identify you to others. Be prepared with a 150-word bio about your current role and responsibilities.
• LinkedIn Link: Let others connect with you through your LinkedIn account by loading your LinkedIn URL. To obtain your URL, go to your LinkedIn profile (the page where you see your personal information and job history). Copy the URL for that page (usually a combination of your name along with some numbers and letter. (i.e., LinkedIn.com/johndoe/1234/A/233).

From there, users will be able to build their agendas. The following resources will help participants plan their agendas:

• List of 650+ Manufacturers
• Exclusive Manufacturer Discounts and Specials
• Education Seminars
• Networking and Special Activities

Industry professionals can still register to participate by visiting www.sema360.com.

By Della Domingo

SEMA360 participants who are registered and approved for the online event, taking place November 2–6, will receive login information beginning Friday, October 30. Users will be able to login immediately to update their profiles and build agendas.

Three things users will need to personalize their profiles:

• Head shot: An image will help others identify who you are and create a positive first impression. The file should be jpg 200px x 200px (no larger than 1 MB), and ideally include the head and shoulders, simple backgrounds and be well lit.
• Bio: The bio will help identify you to others. Be prepared with a 150-word bio about your current role and responsibilities.
• LinkedIn Link: Let others connect with you through your LinkedIn account by loading your LinkedIn URL. To obtain your URL, go to your LinkedIn profile (the page where you see your personal information and job history). Copy the URL for that page (usually a combination of your name along with some numbers and letter. (i.e., LinkedIn.com/johndoe/1234/A/233).

From there, users will be able to build their agendas. The following resources will help participants plan their agendas:

• List of 650+ Manufacturers
• Exclusive Manufacturer Discounts and Specials
• Education Seminars
• Networking and Special Activities

Industry professionals can still register to participate by visiting www.sema360.com.

By Della Domingo

Ryan Friedlinghaus

Ryan Friedlinghaus of West Coast Customs and SEMA’s Tom Gattuso recently gave listeners of the “Talking About Cars” podcast details on what’s in store for the first-ever SEMA360 online event.

Taking place November 2-6, SEMA360 includes more than 650 manufacturers, 2,200 new products and 330 vehicles to help the automotive specialty-equipment industry connect and do business.

Listen in as hosts Randy Kerdoon and Hot Rod Bob chat with Friedlinghaus and Gattuso about SEMA360, their favorite cars and how the pandemic has impacted business.