SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

SEMA members can save even more on select FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipments during May 2010.

SEMA members can save an extra 3% on select FedEx shipments from May 1, 2010, through May 31, 2010. This means savings of up to 36%* with FedEx Express and up to 27% with FedEx Ground. After May, it’s possible to maintain this extra 3% depending on the amount of shipping you do. Remember, the discounts apply to both inbound and outbound shipments.

To sign up for the SEMA Freight Savings Plan or for further details about the extra 3% savings, visit the Siriani & Associates website or call 800/554-0005.

For further information on this and other SEMA-member benefits, contact Monica Terlouw at MonicaT@sema.org or call 909/978-6695.

* Includes a 5% Automation Discount.

For eligible FedEx services and rates, contact your freight-savings program provider, Siriani & Associates. All FedEx shipments are subject to the applicable FedEx Service Guide. FedEx service marks used by permission.

After 34 years in the industry—the past 16 with Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners—W.S. "Bill" Wagner is selling his stock and retiring from the company that he helped to grow since 1994.

He came to the aftermarket in 1976 from the corrugated packing industry, Tenneco's Packaging Corporation of America. Wagner started as a sales manager for Deflecta-Shield Corp., growing that "Big Shield" company from a little more than $750,000 in sales to in excess of $28 million before seeing the parent company (DFM Corp.—owners of Deflecta-Shield, Foam Molding and White Custom Cabinets—of which Wagner became vice president of sales and marketing) sold to Durakon Industries in 1987 and later to Lund Industries.

After becoming a marketing consultant in 1988, he worked for such companies as Auto VentShade and EGR Inc., developing sales and marketing programs. Moving into lifted off-road vehicles during his time as vice president of sales and marketing with TrailMaster Suspension and later as a sales and marketing consultant with Rugged Trail, he used his knowledge of the aftermarket and sales to expand their sales and marketing programs. Returning to what he loved—the sales and marketing of plastic products—Wagner met Bob Tyler in 1994 and eventually bought into the company (Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners) that Tyler started.

Wagner served on the SEMA Board of Directors during the latter part of his career, serving on various committees, and also was SEMA Show chairman. Serving in the U.S. Army with the NATO forces in Europe during the late 1960s, Wagner is a proud vet who still wears a lapel flag on his suit.

After 34 years in the industry—the past 16 with Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners—W.S. "Bill" Wagner is selling his stock and retiring from the company that he helped to grow since 1994.

He came to the aftermarket in 1976 from the corrugated packing industry, Tenneco's Packaging Corporation of America. Wagner started as a sales manager for Deflecta-Shield Corp., growing that "Big Shield" company from a little more than $750,000 in sales to in excess of $28 million before seeing the parent company (DFM Corp.—owners of Deflecta-Shield, Foam Molding and White Custom Cabinets—of which Wagner became vice president of sales and marketing) sold to Durakon Industries in 1987 and later to Lund Industries.

After becoming a marketing consultant in 1988, he worked for such companies as Auto VentShade and EGR Inc., developing sales and marketing programs. Moving into lifted off-road vehicles during his time as vice president of sales and marketing with TrailMaster Suspension and later as a sales and marketing consultant with Rugged Trail, he used his knowledge of the aftermarket and sales to expand their sales and marketing programs. Returning to what he loved—the sales and marketing of plastic products—Wagner met Bob Tyler in 1994 and eventually bought into the company (Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners) that Tyler started.

Wagner served on the SEMA Board of Directors during the latter part of his career, serving on various committees, and also was SEMA Show chairman. Serving in the U.S. Army with the NATO forces in Europe during the late 1960s, Wagner is a proud vet who still wears a lapel flag on his suit.

After 34 years in the industry—the past 16 with Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners—W.S. "Bill" Wagner is selling his stock and retiring from the company that he helped to grow since 1994.

He came to the aftermarket in 1976 from the corrugated packing industry, Tenneco's Packaging Corporation of America. Wagner started as a sales manager for Deflecta-Shield Corp., growing that "Big Shield" company from a little more than $750,000 in sales to in excess of $28 million before seeing the parent company (DFM Corp.—owners of Deflecta-Shield, Foam Molding and White Custom Cabinets—of which Wagner became vice president of sales and marketing) sold to Durakon Industries in 1987 and later to Lund Industries.

After becoming a marketing consultant in 1988, he worked for such companies as Auto VentShade and EGR Inc., developing sales and marketing programs. Moving into lifted off-road vehicles during his time as vice president of sales and marketing with TrailMaster Suspension and later as a sales and marketing consultant with Rugged Trail, he used his knowledge of the aftermarket and sales to expand their sales and marketing programs. Returning to what he loved—the sales and marketing of plastic products—Wagner met Bob Tyler in 1994 and eventually bought into the company (Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners) that Tyler started.

Wagner served on the SEMA Board of Directors during the latter part of his career, serving on various committees, and also was SEMA Show chairman. Serving in the U.S. Army with the NATO forces in Europe during the late 1960s, Wagner is a proud vet who still wears a lapel flag on his suit.

After 34 years in the industry—the past 16 with Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners—W.S. "Bill" Wagner is selling his stock and retiring from the company that he helped to grow since 1994.

He came to the aftermarket in 1976 from the corrugated packing industry, Tenneco's Packaging Corporation of America. Wagner started as a sales manager for Deflecta-Shield Corp., growing that "Big Shield" company from a little more than $750,000 in sales to in excess of $28 million before seeing the parent company (DFM Corp.—owners of Deflecta-Shield, Foam Molding and White Custom Cabinets—of which Wagner became vice president of sales and marketing) sold to Durakon Industries in 1987 and later to Lund Industries.

After becoming a marketing consultant in 1988, he worked for such companies as Auto VentShade and EGR Inc., developing sales and marketing programs. Moving into lifted off-road vehicles during his time as vice president of sales and marketing with TrailMaster Suspension and later as a sales and marketing consultant with Rugged Trail, he used his knowledge of the aftermarket and sales to expand their sales and marketing programs. Returning to what he loved—the sales and marketing of plastic products—Wagner met Bob Tyler in 1994 and eventually bought into the company (Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners) that Tyler started.

Wagner served on the SEMA Board of Directors during the latter part of his career, serving on various committees, and also was SEMA Show chairman. Serving in the U.S. Army with the NATO forces in Europe during the late 1960s, Wagner is a proud vet who still wears a lapel flag on his suit.