SEMA-member companies have posted several new listings for job opportunities in the Classifieds page of SEMA.org.

By Richard Hail

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic.

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic. Many may already know Kuhnhausen from his 2018 Battle of the Builders Young Guns win with his ’72 Datsun 240z, affectionately dubbed “InZanity.” Others may have read about him when he was named one of SEMA’s “35 Under 35” in 2019.

Get a virtual tour of Kuhnhausen’s workshop, including an exclusive look at his latest endeavor, a ’55 Chevy Bel Air known as the Banana Boat. Powered by a supercharged big block, this tri-five Chevy has more custom-fabricated parts than one can count ,including a modified scoop, belt guard, Ford 9-in. rear end and multiple chassis and body mods.

A T-56 TREMEC six-speed delivers the power to the wheels while rowing through the gears. The custom-crafted fuel tank is provided by Rick’s Tanks of Texas, which is paired to a Holley Pulse Width Modulated fuel pump. Although the SEMA Show is only a few months away and Kuhnhausen still has a laundry list of work left to do, there is little doubt that this classic will be show-ready in November.

Visit the SEMA Show YouTube Channel for more videos and builder interviews, and be sure to subscribe so that you don’t miss future episodes leading up to the 2020 SEMA Show.

To enter the 2020 SEMA Battle of the Builders competition, visit www.semabotb.com.

By Richard Hail

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic.

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic. Many may already know Kuhnhausen from his 2018 Battle of the Builders Young Guns win with his ’72 Datsun 240z, affectionately dubbed “InZanity.” Others may have read about him when he was named one of SEMA’s “35 Under 35” in 2019.

Get a virtual tour of Kuhnhausen’s workshop, including an exclusive look at his latest endeavor, a ’55 Chevy Bel Air known as the Banana Boat. Powered by a supercharged big block, this tri-five Chevy has more custom-fabricated parts than one can count ,including a modified scoop, belt guard, Ford 9-in. rear end and multiple chassis and body mods.

A T-56 TREMEC six-speed delivers the power to the wheels while rowing through the gears. The custom-crafted fuel tank is provided by Rick’s Tanks of Texas, which is paired to a Holley Pulse Width Modulated fuel pump. Although the SEMA Show is only a few months away and Kuhnhausen still has a laundry list of work left to do, there is little doubt that this classic will be show-ready in November.

Visit the SEMA Show YouTube Channel for more videos and builder interviews, and be sure to subscribe so that you don’t miss future episodes leading up to the 2020 SEMA Show.

To enter the 2020 SEMA Battle of the Builders competition, visit www.semabotb.com.

By Richard Hail

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic.

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic. Many may already know Kuhnhausen from his 2018 Battle of the Builders Young Guns win with his ’72 Datsun 240z, affectionately dubbed “InZanity.” Others may have read about him when he was named one of SEMA’s “35 Under 35” in 2019.

Get a virtual tour of Kuhnhausen’s workshop, including an exclusive look at his latest endeavor, a ’55 Chevy Bel Air known as the Banana Boat. Powered by a supercharged big block, this tri-five Chevy has more custom-fabricated parts than one can count ,including a modified scoop, belt guard, Ford 9-in. rear end and multiple chassis and body mods.

A T-56 TREMEC six-speed delivers the power to the wheels while rowing through the gears. The custom-crafted fuel tank is provided by Rick’s Tanks of Texas, which is paired to a Holley Pulse Width Modulated fuel pump. Although the SEMA Show is only a few months away and Kuhnhausen still has a laundry list of work left to do, there is little doubt that this classic will be show-ready in November.

Visit the SEMA Show YouTube Channel for more videos and builder interviews, and be sure to subscribe so that you don’t miss future episodes leading up to the 2020 SEMA Show.

To enter the 2020 SEMA Battle of the Builders competition, visit www.semabotb.com.

By Richard Hail

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic.

Kyle Kuhnhausen of Kuhnhausen Metal Concepts is the latest builder to be highlighted in the “SEMA: Ready For Battle” video series with Adrienne “AJ” Janic. Many may already know Kuhnhausen from his 2018 Battle of the Builders Young Guns win with his ’72 Datsun 240z, affectionately dubbed “InZanity.” Others may have read about him when he was named one of SEMA’s “35 Under 35” in 2019.

Get a virtual tour of Kuhnhausen’s workshop, including an exclusive look at his latest endeavor, a ’55 Chevy Bel Air known as the Banana Boat. Powered by a supercharged big block, this tri-five Chevy has more custom-fabricated parts than one can count ,including a modified scoop, belt guard, Ford 9-in. rear end and multiple chassis and body mods.

A T-56 TREMEC six-speed delivers the power to the wheels while rowing through the gears. The custom-crafted fuel tank is provided by Rick’s Tanks of Texas, which is paired to a Holley Pulse Width Modulated fuel pump. Although the SEMA Show is only a few months away and Kuhnhausen still has a laundry list of work left to do, there is little doubt that this classic will be show-ready in November.

Visit the SEMA Show YouTube Channel for more videos and builder interviews, and be sure to subscribe so that you don’t miss future episodes leading up to the 2020 SEMA Show.

To enter the 2020 SEMA Battle of the Builders competition, visit www.semabotb.com.

By Ashley Reyes

SEMA members are invited to join the specialty-equipment industry and hear directly from SEMA leadership during the association’s Annual Membership Meeting, July 23, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

During the online event, SEMA Chairman Tim Martin and CEO Chris Kersting will provide essential updates on the state of the industry, the association’s programs, the year-round benefits available to members, what to expect from this year’s SEMA and PRI Shows and new initiatives that are being implemented to further assist SEMA membership.

This is a great opportunity to share the challenges and opportunities your business may be facing. Attendees will have the option to submit questions during event registration and during the live meeting.

Your participation and involvement are encouraged to help you discover how SEMA can help your business succeed and prosper during this uncertain time. Register today.

By Ashley Reyes

SEMA members are invited to join the specialty-equipment industry and hear directly from SEMA leadership during the association’s Annual Membership Meeting, July 23, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

During the online event, SEMA Chairman Tim Martin and CEO Chris Kersting will provide essential updates on the state of the industry, the association’s programs, the year-round benefits available to members, what to expect from this year’s SEMA and PRI Shows and new initiatives that are being implemented to further assist SEMA membership.

This is a great opportunity to share the challenges and opportunities your business may be facing. Attendees will have the option to submit questions during event registration and during the live meeting.

Your participation and involvement are encouraged to help you discover how SEMA can help your business succeed and prosper during this uncertain time. Register today.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The U.S. Senate passed Senate Resolution 650 (S. Res. 650) at the request of SEMA recognizing July 10, 2020, as Collector Car Appreciation Day (CCAD). A similar resolution was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives (H. Res. 998). The date marks the 11th commemoration of what has become an annual event to celebrate and raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

The two resolutions were introduced by co-chairs of the SEMA-supported Congressional Automotive Performance and Motorsports Caucus. S. Res. 650 was sponsored by Senate Co-Chairs Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) while House Co-Chairs Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) and Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (D-GA) sponsored H. Res. 998. These Congressional leaders are strong advocates for the automotive hobby in Washington, D.C. The Caucus is an informal, non-partisan member organization that pays tribute to America’s ever-growing love affair with the car and motorsports.

Automotive businesses and enthusiasts are encouraged to take part in this year’s CCAD celebration by planning or participating in events in their community. The SEMA Action Network (SAN) maintains the official event list to commemorate the day, which includes car shows, cruise-ins and parades nationwide. If you or someone you know is hosting a vehicle-related gathering in July—whether public or private—submit the details on the SAN website if you haven't done so already! With an understanding that this summer may not allow in-person events, those planning to celebrate with a virtual gathering (online event, livestream, digital gallery, etc.) are welcome to provide details for inclusion on the SAN website.  

Check out the video PSA featuring TV personality Courtney Hansen. Please share it using the following link: https://youtu.be/_W09BQ6T19Q

Celebrate the hobby your way!

• Attend an official vehicle-inspired event or web-based celebration.
• Host your own safety-minded gathering, club meeting or online gallery.
• Promote a holiday sale at your business in-store or online.
• Invite partnerships with nearby enthusiast-related groups if possible.
• Drive your special ride—new or old—whatever the destination.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The U.S. Senate passed Senate Resolution 650 (S. Res. 650) at the request of SEMA recognizing July 10, 2020, as Collector Car Appreciation Day (CCAD). A similar resolution was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives (H. Res. 998). The date marks the 11th commemoration of what has become an annual event to celebrate and raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

The two resolutions were introduced by co-chairs of the SEMA-supported Congressional Automotive Performance and Motorsports Caucus. S. Res. 650 was sponsored by Senate Co-Chairs Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) while House Co-Chairs Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) and Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (D-GA) sponsored H. Res. 998. These Congressional leaders are strong advocates for the automotive hobby in Washington, D.C. The Caucus is an informal, non-partisan member organization that pays tribute to America’s ever-growing love affair with the car and motorsports.

Automotive businesses and enthusiasts are encouraged to take part in this year’s CCAD celebration by planning or participating in events in their community. The SEMA Action Network (SAN) maintains the official event list to commemorate the day, which includes car shows, cruise-ins and parades nationwide. If you or someone you know is hosting a vehicle-related gathering in July—whether public or private—submit the details on the SAN website if you haven't done so already! With an understanding that this summer may not allow in-person events, those planning to celebrate with a virtual gathering (online event, livestream, digital gallery, etc.) are welcome to provide details for inclusion on the SAN website.  

Check out the video PSA featuring TV personality Courtney Hansen. Please share it using the following link: https://youtu.be/_W09BQ6T19Q

Celebrate the hobby your way!

• Attend an official vehicle-inspired event or web-based celebration.
• Host your own safety-minded gathering, club meeting or online gallery.
• Promote a holiday sale at your business in-store or online.
• Invite partnerships with nearby enthusiast-related groups if possible.
• Drive your special ride—new or old—whatever the destination.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

The U.S. Senate passed Senate Resolution 650 (S. Res. 650) at the request of SEMA recognizing July 10, 2020, as Collector Car Appreciation Day (CCAD). A similar resolution was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives (H. Res. 998). The date marks the 11th commemoration of what has become an annual event to celebrate and raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

The two resolutions were introduced by co-chairs of the SEMA-supported Congressional Automotive Performance and Motorsports Caucus. S. Res. 650 was sponsored by Senate Co-Chairs Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) while House Co-Chairs Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) and Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (D-GA) sponsored H. Res. 998. These Congressional leaders are strong advocates for the automotive hobby in Washington, D.C. The Caucus is an informal, non-partisan member organization that pays tribute to America’s ever-growing love affair with the car and motorsports.

Automotive businesses and enthusiasts are encouraged to take part in this year’s CCAD celebration by planning or participating in events in their community. The SEMA Action Network (SAN) maintains the official event list to commemorate the day, which includes car shows, cruise-ins and parades nationwide. If you or someone you know is hosting a vehicle-related gathering in July—whether public or private—submit the details on the SAN website if you haven't done so already! With an understanding that this summer may not allow in-person events, those planning to celebrate with a virtual gathering (online event, livestream, digital gallery, etc.) are welcome to provide details for inclusion on the SAN website.  

Check out the video PSA featuring TV personality Courtney Hansen. Please share it using the following link: https://youtu.be/_W09BQ6T19Q

Celebrate the hobby your way!

• Attend an official vehicle-inspired event or web-based celebration.
• Host your own safety-minded gathering, club meeting or online gallery.
• Promote a holiday sale at your business in-store or online.
• Invite partnerships with nearby enthusiast-related groups if possible.
• Drive your special ride—new or old—whatever the destination.