To receive the Freeman discounted rate, overhead signs must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Hanging signs are a great way to attract attention to your booth from a distance, so start planning now to save money and ensure there are no issues onsite.

First, exhibitors must submit a rendering or digital photo of the sign showing all graphics, where it will be hung above the booth and the sign's dimensions to ensure it complies with display regulations. Click here to complete the Hanging Sign Design Notification, which is due by September 10.

Second, Freeman must hang all signs from the ceiling in the Las Vegas Convention Center. To receive the Freeman discounted rate, the overhead sign must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label. Click on the following links to access the Freeman Hanging Sign Labor form and the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Important rules to note:

• Hanging signs are not permitted over linear booths, with the exception of perimeter linear exhibits. Hanging signs above perimeter linear exhibits may not be higher than 12 feet from the ground, must be flat and set back 5 feet from the aisle in front of the exhibit. All other linear exhibits (non-perimeter linear booths) are not permitted hanging signs.
• Hanging signs above all other booths (peninsulas, split-islands and islands) may be hung at any height; however, the sign itself can be no more than 8 feet in height from top to bottom and must be finished on all sides. Signs, lettering or graphics facing a neighboring exhibit must be located at least 10 feet from the neighboring exhibit.

If you need assistance, please contact Show Management at 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

	To receive the Freeman discounted rate, overhead signs must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Hanging signs are a great way to attract attention to your booth from a distance, so start planning now to save money and ensure there are no issues onsite.

First, exhibitors must submit a rendering or digital photo of the sign showing all graphics, where it will be hung above the booth and the sign's dimensions to ensure it complies with display regulations. Click here to complete the Hanging Sign Design Notification, which is due by September 10.

Second, Freeman must hang all signs from the ceiling in the Las Vegas Convention Center. To receive the Freeman discounted rate, the overhead sign must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label. Click on the following links to access the Freeman Hanging Sign Labor form and the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Important rules to note:

• Hanging signs are not permitted over linear booths, with the exception of perimeter linear exhibits. Hanging signs above perimeter linear exhibits may not be higher than 12 feet from the ground, must be flat and set back 5 feet from the aisle in front of the exhibit. All other linear exhibits (non-perimeter linear booths) are not permitted hanging signs.
• Hanging signs above all other booths (peninsulas, split-islands and islands) may be hung at any height; however, the sign itself can be no more than 8 feet in height from top to bottom and must be finished on all sides. Signs, lettering or graphics facing a neighboring exhibit must be located at least 10 feet from the neighboring exhibit.

If you need assistance, please contact Show Management at 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

	To receive the Freeman discounted rate, overhead signs must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Hanging signs are a great way to attract attention to your booth from a distance, so start planning now to save money and ensure there are no issues onsite.

First, exhibitors must submit a rendering or digital photo of the sign showing all graphics, where it will be hung above the booth and the sign's dimensions to ensure it complies with display regulations. Click here to complete the Hanging Sign Design Notification, which is due by September 10.

Second, Freeman must hang all signs from the ceiling in the Las Vegas Convention Center. To receive the Freeman discounted rate, the overhead sign must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label. Click on the following links to access the Freeman Hanging Sign Labor form and the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Important rules to note:

• Hanging signs are not permitted over linear booths, with the exception of perimeter linear exhibits. Hanging signs above perimeter linear exhibits may not be higher than 12 feet from the ground, must be flat and set back 5 feet from the aisle in front of the exhibit. All other linear exhibits (non-perimeter linear booths) are not permitted hanging signs.
• Hanging signs above all other booths (peninsulas, split-islands and islands) may be hung at any height; however, the sign itself can be no more than 8 feet in height from top to bottom and must be finished on all sides. Signs, lettering or graphics facing a neighboring exhibit must be located at least 10 feet from the neighboring exhibit.

If you need assistance, please contact Show Management at 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

	To receive the Freeman discounted rate, overhead signs must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Hanging signs are a great way to attract attention to your booth from a distance, so start planning now to save money and ensure there are no issues onsite.

First, exhibitors must submit a rendering or digital photo of the sign showing all graphics, where it will be hung above the booth and the sign's dimensions to ensure it complies with display regulations. Click here to complete the Hanging Sign Design Notification, which is due by September 10.

Second, Freeman must hang all signs from the ceiling in the Las Vegas Convention Center. To receive the Freeman discounted rate, the overhead sign must be sent in a separate container directly to the advance warehouse by October 22 using the Hanging Sign Shipping Label. Click on the following links to access the Freeman Hanging Sign Labor form and the Hanging Sign Shipping Label.

Important rules to note:

• Hanging signs are not permitted over linear booths, with the exception of perimeter linear exhibits. Hanging signs above perimeter linear exhibits may not be higher than 12 feet from the ground, must be flat and set back 5 feet from the aisle in front of the exhibit. All other linear exhibits (non-perimeter linear booths) are not permitted hanging signs.
• Hanging signs above all other booths (peninsulas, split-islands and islands) may be hung at any height; however, the sign itself can be no more than 8 feet in height from top to bottom and must be finished on all sides. Signs, lettering or graphics facing a neighboring exhibit must be located at least 10 feet from the neighboring exhibit.

If you need assistance, please contact Show Management at 702/450-7662, ext. 120.

ProPledge benefits all parties involved by assuring manufacturers their products are installed properly, offering dealerships liability protection and providing customers quality products that carry a warranty.

Pecca Leather in Norwalk, California, has recently joined the growing list of manufacturers who participate in SEMA’s ProPledge Warranty Assurance Program. Others include Check Corporation, Classic Design Concepts, Inalfa Sunroofs, Katzkin Leather, Mito Corporation, Roadwire, 3d Carbon and Webasto Product North America.

The supply chain from manufacturer to restyler to dealership to consumer is best captured in ProPledge’s slogan, “Customize With Confidence.” The program is limited to those companies that demonstrate exceptional service and offer superior products. To ensure these standards, ProPledge imposes requirements for years in service, liability coverage and certification.

For manufacturers, ProPledge ensures their products are installed properly and addresses concerns over dealer vehicle modifications. For installers, the primary benefit comes from gaining a competitive advantage and increasing dealer confidence.

For dealerships, ProPledge’s three-year/36,000-mile warranty, nationwide support and liability protection allows them to distinguish their product line and gain additional revenue streams through aftermarket accessorization without worrying about product liability or customer service. The customer ultimately benefits knowing they have purchased quality products that have been properly installed and carries a warranty.

To learn more, contact Zane Clark or call 909/978-6696.

ProPledge benefits all parties involved by assuring manufacturers their products are installed properly, offering dealerships liability protection and providing customers quality products that carry a warranty.

Pecca Leather in Norwalk, California, has recently joined the growing list of manufacturers who participate in SEMA’s ProPledge Warranty Assurance Program. Others include Check Corporation, Classic Design Concepts, Inalfa Sunroofs, Katzkin Leather, Mito Corporation, Roadwire, 3d Carbon and Webasto Product North America.

The supply chain from manufacturer to restyler to dealership to consumer is best captured in ProPledge’s slogan, “Customize With Confidence.” The program is limited to those companies that demonstrate exceptional service and offer superior products. To ensure these standards, ProPledge imposes requirements for years in service, liability coverage and certification.

For manufacturers, ProPledge ensures their products are installed properly and addresses concerns over dealer vehicle modifications. For installers, the primary benefit comes from gaining a competitive advantage and increasing dealer confidence.

For dealerships, ProPledge’s three-year/36,000-mile warranty, nationwide support and liability protection allows them to distinguish their product line and gain additional revenue streams through aftermarket accessorization without worrying about product liability or customer service. The customer ultimately benefits knowing they have purchased quality products that have been properly installed and carries a warranty.

To learn more, contact Zane Clark or call 909/978-6696.

BALTIMORE WELCOMES YOU: The American Le Mans Series will join the IZOD IndyCar Series on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, for the first running of the Baltimore Grand Prix next year during Labor Day weekend.

THE BIG GO: Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ashley Force Hood (Funny Car), Greg Stanfield (Pro Stock) and L.E. Tonglet (Pro Stock Motorcycle) were victorious during the 56th running of the NHRA Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Clermont, Indiana, Monday.

WELCOME BACK: Racing returned to North Wilkesboro (North Carolina) Speedway for the first time since 1996 Saturday. Chase Elliott, son of NASCAR champion Bill Elliott, won the Pro All Stars Series South late-model Labor Day Classic at the historic venue.

SHUTTERED: Wall (New Jersey) Stadium was suddenly shut down last week when the promoter Jim Morton failed to reach a new lease agreement with the track ownership group.

HILLBILLY RICH: Scott Bloomquist bagged a $42,000 payday by winning the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Hillbilly Hundred at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, West Virginia, Sunday.

SETTLED: The SFI Foundation Inc. and Impact Racing have settled their dispute in relation to a decertification order that was filed in March and subsequent lawsuits filed thereafter.

LAYOUT REVEALED: The layout of the proposed track in Austin, Texas, that is scheduled to hold the United States Grand Prix in 2012 was revealed last week. It is a 3.4-mile, 20-turn circuit with several turns mirroring historic Formula One venues.

VEGAS BOUND: NASCAR Champion’s Week will return to Las Vegas again this season. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Awards Ceremony is scheduled for December 3 at Wynn Las Vegas.

RETURN: Dyson Racing will return to the Grand Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype division this weekend at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah. Davy Jones and John McCutchen II will drive a Ford Lola for the team Saturday.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

BALTIMORE WELCOMES YOU: The American Le Mans Series will join the IZOD IndyCar Series on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, for the first running of the Baltimore Grand Prix next year during Labor Day weekend.

THE BIG GO: Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ashley Force Hood (Funny Car), Greg Stanfield (Pro Stock) and L.E. Tonglet (Pro Stock Motorcycle) were victorious during the 56th running of the NHRA Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Clermont, Indiana, Monday.

WELCOME BACK: Racing returned to North Wilkesboro (North Carolina) Speedway for the first time since 1996 Saturday. Chase Elliott, son of NASCAR champion Bill Elliott, won the Pro All Stars Series South late-model Labor Day Classic at the historic venue.

SHUTTERED: Wall (New Jersey) Stadium was suddenly shut down last week when the promoter Jim Morton failed to reach a new lease agreement with the track ownership group.

HILLBILLY RICH: Scott Bloomquist bagged a $42,000 payday by winning the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Hillbilly Hundred at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, West Virginia, Sunday.

SETTLED: The SFI Foundation Inc. and Impact Racing have settled their dispute in relation to a decertification order that was filed in March and subsequent lawsuits filed thereafter.

LAYOUT REVEALED: The layout of the proposed track in Austin, Texas, that is scheduled to hold the United States Grand Prix in 2012 was revealed last week. It is a 3.4-mile, 20-turn circuit with several turns mirroring historic Formula One venues.

VEGAS BOUND: NASCAR Champion’s Week will return to Las Vegas again this season. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Awards Ceremony is scheduled for December 3 at Wynn Las Vegas.

RETURN: Dyson Racing will return to the Grand Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype division this weekend at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah. Davy Jones and John McCutchen II will drive a Ford Lola for the team Saturday.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

BALTIMORE WELCOMES YOU: The American Le Mans Series will join the IZOD IndyCar Series on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, for the first running of the Baltimore Grand Prix next year during Labor Day weekend.

THE BIG GO: Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ashley Force Hood (Funny Car), Greg Stanfield (Pro Stock) and L.E. Tonglet (Pro Stock Motorcycle) were victorious during the 56th running of the NHRA Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Clermont, Indiana, Monday.

WELCOME BACK: Racing returned to North Wilkesboro (North Carolina) Speedway for the first time since 1996 Saturday. Chase Elliott, son of NASCAR champion Bill Elliott, won the Pro All Stars Series South late-model Labor Day Classic at the historic venue.

SHUTTERED: Wall (New Jersey) Stadium was suddenly shut down last week when the promoter Jim Morton failed to reach a new lease agreement with the track ownership group.

HILLBILLY RICH: Scott Bloomquist bagged a $42,000 payday by winning the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Hillbilly Hundred at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, West Virginia, Sunday.

SETTLED: The SFI Foundation Inc. and Impact Racing have settled their dispute in relation to a decertification order that was filed in March and subsequent lawsuits filed thereafter.

LAYOUT REVEALED: The layout of the proposed track in Austin, Texas, that is scheduled to hold the United States Grand Prix in 2012 was revealed last week. It is a 3.4-mile, 20-turn circuit with several turns mirroring historic Formula One venues.

VEGAS BOUND: NASCAR Champion’s Week will return to Las Vegas again this season. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Awards Ceremony is scheduled for December 3 at Wynn Las Vegas.

RETURN: Dyson Racing will return to the Grand Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype division this weekend at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah. Davy Jones and John McCutchen II will drive a Ford Lola for the team Saturday.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

BALTIMORE WELCOMES YOU: The American Le Mans Series will join the IZOD IndyCar Series on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, for the first running of the Baltimore Grand Prix next year during Labor Day weekend.

THE BIG GO: Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ashley Force Hood (Funny Car), Greg Stanfield (Pro Stock) and L.E. Tonglet (Pro Stock Motorcycle) were victorious during the 56th running of the NHRA Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Clermont, Indiana, Monday.

WELCOME BACK: Racing returned to North Wilkesboro (North Carolina) Speedway for the first time since 1996 Saturday. Chase Elliott, son of NASCAR champion Bill Elliott, won the Pro All Stars Series South late-model Labor Day Classic at the historic venue.

SHUTTERED: Wall (New Jersey) Stadium was suddenly shut down last week when the promoter Jim Morton failed to reach a new lease agreement with the track ownership group.

HILLBILLY RICH: Scott Bloomquist bagged a $42,000 payday by winning the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned Hillbilly Hundred at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells, West Virginia, Sunday.

SETTLED: The SFI Foundation Inc. and Impact Racing have settled their dispute in relation to a decertification order that was filed in March and subsequent lawsuits filed thereafter.

LAYOUT REVEALED: The layout of the proposed track in Austin, Texas, that is scheduled to hold the United States Grand Prix in 2012 was revealed last week. It is a 3.4-mile, 20-turn circuit with several turns mirroring historic Formula One venues.

VEGAS BOUND: NASCAR Champion’s Week will return to Las Vegas again this season. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Awards Ceremony is scheduled for December 3 at Wynn Las Vegas.

RETURN: Dyson Racing will return to the Grand Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype division this weekend at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah. Davy Jones and John McCutchen II will drive a Ford Lola for the team Saturday.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.