By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

By Carr Winn

	The annual SEMA Cruise provides exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts one last look at the vehicles that were on display at the 2013 SEMA Show.

Once again, the annual SEMA Cruise was a crowd favorite, helping exhibitors, builders, Vegas locals and enthusiasts get one last look at the vehicles that dominated the 2013 SEMA Show. The SEMA Cruise is the only part of the Show that is open to consumers.

On Friday, November 8, as the exhibitors' booths were being dismantled and products were getting packaged for shipment home, their booth and feature vehicles roared to life as they drove out of the Convention Center. The parade of rolling art is now an official part of the SEMA Show and is one of the most anticipated aspects of the annual industry gathering.

Attendance at this year's cruise was massive. Crowds filled the grandstands in front of the North Hall, and lined the route from the Convention Center all the way to Paradise Road.

Emcee Joe Sebergandio kept the crowd entertained, commenting on the wide variety of vehicles and waving down celebrities, such as Chip Foose and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, for interviews.

Even as the sun went down, the crowds continued to cheer, celebrating for more than two hours as hundreds of cars, trucks, motorcycles, Jeeps and exotics took a final bow.

	Supercross stars Justin Brayton (second right) and Josh Grant (right) turned up the racing heat and won the 2013 Toyota Dream Build Challenge with their custom Supercross-themed Toyota Tundra.

This year’s Toyota Dream Build Challenge invited a diverse group of Team Toyota athletes along with their big-time partners to modify vehicles, letting fans participate in the process and vote for their favorites online at www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.

The winner was revealed Tuesday, November 5, in the Toyota booth #24801 as Supercross stars Justin Brayton and Josh Grant turned up the racing heat and won the 2013 Toyota Dream Build Challenge with their custom Supercross-themed Tundra.

The teams included:

• NASCAR driver Parker Kligerman and Kyle Busch Motorsports—’13 Camry dubbed the “CamRally”
• Freestyle skier Simon Dumont with Oakley—“Ultimate Dream Ski 4Runner”
• BMX rider Drew Bezanson with Skullcandy—“Corolla Crusher”
• Supercross stars Justin Brayton and Josh Grant with Joe Gibbs Racing Motocross—’14 Tundra, “Let’s Go Moto Tundra”

Each team worked with a custom build shop to bring its vision to life. Videos of the modification process and final competition entries are available to view online at www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.

All four vehicles will go on tour at events across the country. For more information about the Toyota Dream Build Challenge, go online to
www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.

	Supercross stars Justin Brayton (second right) and Josh Grant (right) turned up the racing heat and won the 2013 Toyota Dream Build Challenge with their custom Supercross-themed Toyota Tundra.

This year’s Toyota Dream Build Challenge invited a diverse group of Team Toyota athletes along with their big-time partners to modify vehicles, letting fans participate in the process and vote for their favorites online at www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.

The winner was revealed Tuesday, November 5, in the Toyota booth #24801 as Supercross stars Justin Brayton and Josh Grant turned up the racing heat and won the 2013 Toyota Dream Build Challenge with their custom Supercross-themed Tundra.

The teams included:

• NASCAR driver Parker Kligerman and Kyle Busch Motorsports—’13 Camry dubbed the “CamRally”
• Freestyle skier Simon Dumont with Oakley—“Ultimate Dream Ski 4Runner”
• BMX rider Drew Bezanson with Skullcandy—“Corolla Crusher”
• Supercross stars Justin Brayton and Josh Grant with Joe Gibbs Racing Motocross—’14 Tundra, “Let’s Go Moto Tundra”

Each team worked with a custom build shop to bring its vision to life. Videos of the modification process and final competition entries are available to view online at www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.

All four vehicles will go on tour at events across the country. For more information about the Toyota Dream Build Challenge, go online to
www.ToyotaDreamBuild.com.