Continental Airlines is offering discounts ranging from 2-10 percent for flights on the days leading up to, and immediately following, this year's SEMA Show.

Good news for 2009 SEMA Show attendees who prefer flying Continental Airlines. The carrier is offering discounts ranging between 2%–10% off of published fares or Zone fares. Valid travel dates run from October 28–November 9.

Call your travel professional or Continental MeetingWorks at 800/468-7022 for reservations. Refer to Z Code: ZGFA and Agreement Code: AWXHTP.

Save an additional 3% off by booking your own reservations at www.continental.com. Choose your flight times and access your meeting discounts by inserting ZGFAAWXHTP in the Offer Code box. By booking online, you'll also save yourself the $20 service fee applied to phone reservations.

JetBlue Airways is also offering discounted airfare for 2009 SEMA Show attendees. Showgoers will get a 5 percent discount on the lowest available airfare to Las Vegas when booked online. The offer is good from any city serviced by JetBlue. Visit www.jetblue.com/promo for details. The promo code is SEMA2009.

Additional travel and lodging information is available at www.SEMAShow.com/travel.

	Continental Airlines is offering discounts ranging from 2-10 percent for flights on the days leading up to, and immediately following, this year's SEMA Show.

Good news for 2009 SEMA Show attendees who prefer flying Continental Airlines. The carrier is offering discounts ranging between 2%–10% off of published fares or Zone fares. Valid travel dates run from October 28–November 9.

Call your travel professional or Continental MeetingWorks at 800/468-7022 for reservations. Refer to Z Code: ZGFA and Agreement Code: AWXHTP.

Save an additional 3% off by booking your own reservations at www.continental.com. Choose your flight times and access your meeting discounts by inserting ZGFAAWXHTP in the Offer Code box. By booking online, you'll also save yourself the $20 service fee applied to phone reservations.

JetBlue Airways is also offering discounted airfare for 2009 SEMA Show attendees. Showgoers will get a 5 percent discount on the lowest available airfare to Las Vegas when booked online. The offer is good from any city serviced by JetBlue. Visit www.jetblue.com/promo for details. The promo code is SEMA2009.

Additional travel and lodging information is available at www.SEMAShow.com/travel.

	Continental Airlines is offering discounts ranging from 2-10 percent for flights on the days leading up to, and immediately following, this year's SEMA Show.

Good news for 2009 SEMA Show attendees who prefer flying Continental Airlines. The carrier is offering discounts ranging between 2%–10% off of published fares or Zone fares. Valid travel dates run from October 28–November 9.

Call your travel professional or Continental MeetingWorks at 800/468-7022 for reservations. Refer to Z Code: ZGFA and Agreement Code: AWXHTP.

Save an additional 3% off by booking your own reservations at www.continental.com. Choose your flight times and access your meeting discounts by inserting ZGFAAWXHTP in the Offer Code box. By booking online, you'll also save yourself the $20 service fee applied to phone reservations.

JetBlue Airways is also offering discounted airfare for 2009 SEMA Show attendees. Showgoers will get a 5 percent discount on the lowest available airfare to Las Vegas when booked online. The offer is good from any city serviced by JetBlue. Visit www.jetblue.com/promo for details. The promo code is SEMA2009.

Additional travel and lodging information is available at www.SEMAShow.com/travel.

	Continental Airlines is offering discounts ranging from 2-10 percent for flights on the days leading up to, and immediately following, this year's SEMA Show.

Good news for 2009 SEMA Show attendees who prefer flying Continental Airlines. The carrier is offering discounts ranging between 2%–10% off of published fares or Zone fares. Valid travel dates run from October 28–November 9.

Call your travel professional or Continental MeetingWorks at 800/468-7022 for reservations. Refer to Z Code: ZGFA and Agreement Code: AWXHTP.

Save an additional 3% off by booking your own reservations at www.continental.com. Choose your flight times and access your meeting discounts by inserting ZGFAAWXHTP in the Offer Code box. By booking online, you'll also save yourself the $20 service fee applied to phone reservations.

JetBlue Airways is also offering discounted airfare for 2009 SEMA Show attendees. Showgoers will get a 5 percent discount on the lowest available airfare to Las Vegas when booked online. The offer is good from any city serviced by JetBlue. Visit www.jetblue.com/promo for details. The promo code is SEMA2009.

Additional travel and lodging information is available at www.SEMAShow.com/travel.

	Thorough planning and group consensus on best new products has helped Chux Trux maximize its investment in trade events such as the SEMA Show.

Knowing that attending trade shows can give his business an advantage over competitors, Seth Gortenburg, owner of Chux Trux, uses events such as the SEMA Show to identify the best new products that can help his company create new revenue streams.

Thorough planning and execution, he believes, allows him to avoid costly product decisions.

	The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge will feature a teardown/rebuild competition at the 2009 SEMA Show.

Watch the action unfold as students race against the clock to disassemble and rebuild a Chevy 350 engine using only hand tools during the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship, Thursday, November 5, during the 2009 SEMA Show.

The competition begins with two qualifying rounds, the first beginning Wednesday, November 4, at 1:00 p.m., when Team Edelbrock (Van Buren Tech Center, Lauren, Michigan) takes on Team MSD (Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, Indiana).

The second round starts at 3:00 p.m., when Team Hedman Hedders (Loara High School, Anaheim, California) goes against Team Fel-Pro (Joliet Central High School, Joliet, Illinois).

The championship, dubbed “The Showdown at SEMA,” will feature the winners from Wednesday’s qualifying rounds facing off in the inaugural Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship.

Both the qualifying rounds and the final showdown take place in Hot Rod Alley, booth 25042, inside the SEMA Show.

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge pits teams of students from around the country against each other to see who can take apart and reassemble a high-performance Chevy 350 engine in the shortest time using only hand tools. In addition to the timed element of the competition, the young mechanics are also judged for proper dismantling and reassembly. Time penalties are given for a team’s mistakes, such as dropped components, broken parts and poor sportsmanship.

For more information, including the results of challenges held earlier this year and division winners, visit www.hotroddersoftomorrow.com.

	The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge will feature a teardown/rebuild competition at the 2009 SEMA Show.

Watch the action unfold as students race against the clock to disassemble and rebuild a Chevy 350 engine using only hand tools during the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship, Thursday, November 5, during the 2009 SEMA Show.

The competition begins with two qualifying rounds, the first beginning Wednesday, November 4, at 1:00 p.m., when Team Edelbrock (Van Buren Tech Center, Lauren, Michigan) takes on Team MSD (Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, Indiana).

The second round starts at 3:00 p.m., when Team Hedman Hedders (Loara High School, Anaheim, California) goes against Team Fel-Pro (Joliet Central High School, Joliet, Illinois).

The championship, dubbed “The Showdown at SEMA,” will feature the winners from Wednesday’s qualifying rounds facing off in the inaugural Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship.

Both the qualifying rounds and the final showdown take place in Hot Rod Alley, booth 25042, inside the SEMA Show.

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge pits teams of students from around the country against each other to see who can take apart and reassemble a high-performance Chevy 350 engine in the shortest time using only hand tools. In addition to the timed element of the competition, the young mechanics are also judged for proper dismantling and reassembly. Time penalties are given for a team’s mistakes, such as dropped components, broken parts and poor sportsmanship.

For more information, including the results of challenges held earlier this year and division winners, visit www.hotroddersoftomorrow.com.

	The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge will feature a teardown/rebuild competition at the 2009 SEMA Show.

Watch the action unfold as students race against the clock to disassemble and rebuild a Chevy 350 engine using only hand tools during the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship, Thursday, November 5, during the 2009 SEMA Show.

The competition begins with two qualifying rounds, the first beginning Wednesday, November 4, at 1:00 p.m., when Team Edelbrock (Van Buren Tech Center, Lauren, Michigan) takes on Team MSD (Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, Indiana).

The second round starts at 3:00 p.m., when Team Hedman Hedders (Loara High School, Anaheim, California) goes against Team Fel-Pro (Joliet Central High School, Joliet, Illinois).

The championship, dubbed “The Showdown at SEMA,” will feature the winners from Wednesday’s qualifying rounds facing off in the inaugural Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship.

Both the qualifying rounds and the final showdown take place in Hot Rod Alley, booth 25042, inside the SEMA Show.

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge pits teams of students from around the country against each other to see who can take apart and reassemble a high-performance Chevy 350 engine in the shortest time using only hand tools. In addition to the timed element of the competition, the young mechanics are also judged for proper dismantling and reassembly. Time penalties are given for a team’s mistakes, such as dropped components, broken parts and poor sportsmanship.

For more information, including the results of challenges held earlier this year and division winners, visit www.hotroddersoftomorrow.com.

	The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge will feature a teardown/rebuild competition at the 2009 SEMA Show.

Watch the action unfold as students race against the clock to disassemble and rebuild a Chevy 350 engine using only hand tools during the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship, Thursday, November 5, during the 2009 SEMA Show.

The competition begins with two qualifying rounds, the first beginning Wednesday, November 4, at 1:00 p.m., when Team Edelbrock (Van Buren Tech Center, Lauren, Michigan) takes on Team MSD (Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, Indiana).

The second round starts at 3:00 p.m., when Team Hedman Hedders (Loara High School, Anaheim, California) goes against Team Fel-Pro (Joliet Central High School, Joliet, Illinois).

The championship, dubbed “The Showdown at SEMA,” will feature the winners from Wednesday’s qualifying rounds facing off in the inaugural Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship.

Both the qualifying rounds and the final showdown take place in Hot Rod Alley, booth 25042, inside the SEMA Show.

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge pits teams of students from around the country against each other to see who can take apart and reassemble a high-performance Chevy 350 engine in the shortest time using only hand tools. In addition to the timed element of the competition, the young mechanics are also judged for proper dismantling and reassembly. Time penalties are given for a team’s mistakes, such as dropped components, broken parts and poor sportsmanship.

For more information, including the results of challenges held earlier this year and division winners, visit www.hotroddersoftomorrow.com.

	The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge will feature a teardown/rebuild competition at the 2009 SEMA Show.

Watch the action unfold as students race against the clock to disassemble and rebuild a Chevy 350 engine using only hand tools during the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship, Thursday, November 5, during the 2009 SEMA Show.

The competition begins with two qualifying rounds, the first beginning Wednesday, November 4, at 1:00 p.m., when Team Edelbrock (Van Buren Tech Center, Lauren, Michigan) takes on Team MSD (Elkhart Area Career Center, Elkhart, Indiana).

The second round starts at 3:00 p.m., when Team Hedman Hedders (Loara High School, Anaheim, California) goes against Team Fel-Pro (Joliet Central High School, Joliet, Illinois).

The championship, dubbed “The Showdown at SEMA,” will feature the winners from Wednesday’s qualifying rounds facing off in the inaugural Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge National Championship.

Both the qualifying rounds and the final showdown take place in Hot Rod Alley, booth 25042, inside the SEMA Show.

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge pits teams of students from around the country against each other to see who can take apart and reassemble a high-performance Chevy 350 engine in the shortest time using only hand tools. In addition to the timed element of the competition, the young mechanics are also judged for proper dismantling and reassembly. Time penalties are given for a team’s mistakes, such as dropped components, broken parts and poor sportsmanship.

For more information, including the results of challenges held earlier this year and division winners, visit www.hotroddersoftomorrow.com.