By Jason Catullo

	Attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH.

On-site registration for attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will be available in the Las Vegas Hotel (LVH, Booth #16809), along with additional new attractions debuting this year. Among the newest destinations are one of the Show's First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas and Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs.

Through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH, attendees will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies. The area highlights some of the Show's newest exhibitors, and the LVH exhibits open at 8:00 a.m.—well before the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) Show floor opens.

In addiiton to the LVH, the Show includes two more First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas within the LVCC.

Another attraction opening 8:00 a.m. is Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs. Taking place in the outdoor patio on the south side of the LVH (adjacent to the LVCC North Hall) from 8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m. each morning of the Show, Cars & Coffee provides attendees a great place to start their day.

The 2013 SEMA Show is on track to include more than 2,400 exhibiting companies—the highest in the SEMA Show’s 47-year history. The Show takes place Tuesday–Friday, November 5–8, in Las Vegas. Complete information on the 2013 SEMA Show, including attendee registration, schedule of seminars, exhibitor list and floorplan, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Jason Catullo

	Attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH.

On-site registration for attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will be available in the Las Vegas Hotel (LVH, Booth #16809), along with additional new attractions debuting this year. Among the newest destinations are one of the Show's First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas and Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs.

Through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH, attendees will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies. The area highlights some of the Show's newest exhibitors, and the LVH exhibits open at 8:00 a.m.—well before the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) Show floor opens.

In addiiton to the LVH, the Show includes two more First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas within the LVCC.

Another attraction opening 8:00 a.m. is Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs. Taking place in the outdoor patio on the south side of the LVH (adjacent to the LVCC North Hall) from 8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m. each morning of the Show, Cars & Coffee provides attendees a great place to start their day.

The 2013 SEMA Show is on track to include more than 2,400 exhibiting companies—the highest in the SEMA Show’s 47-year history. The Show takes place Tuesday–Friday, November 5–8, in Las Vegas. Complete information on the 2013 SEMA Show, including attendee registration, schedule of seminars, exhibitor list and floorplan, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

By Jason Catullo

	Attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH.

On-site registration for attendees heading to the 2013 SEMA Show will be available in the Las Vegas Hotel (LVH, Booth #16809), along with additional new attractions debuting this year. Among the newest destinations are one of the Show's First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas and Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs.

Through the First-Time and Featured Exhibitor area within the LVH, attendees will have more opportunities to preview new products and world-class companies. The area highlights some of the Show's newest exhibitors, and the LVH exhibits open at 8:00 a.m.—well before the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) Show floor opens.

In addiiton to the LVH, the Show includes two more First-Time and Featured Exhibitor areas within the LVCC.

Another attraction opening 8:00 a.m. is Cars & Coffee—SEMA Edition With West Coast Customs. Taking place in the outdoor patio on the south side of the LVH (adjacent to the LVCC North Hall) from 8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m. each morning of the Show, Cars & Coffee provides attendees a great place to start their day.

The 2013 SEMA Show is on track to include more than 2,400 exhibiting companies—the highest in the SEMA Show’s 47-year history. The Show takes place Tuesday–Friday, November 5–8, in Las Vegas. Complete information on the 2013 SEMA Show, including attendee registration, schedule of seminars, exhibitor list and floorplan, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

The shooters at KGP Photography just got their best shots yet of the swankiest version of GMC's new HD pickups, in the guise of this prototype for the 3500 HD Denali Dually. With only some thin graphic camouflage covering most of the body, and a small bra up front, this latest prototype gives up just about every exterior design secret on GM's widebody, heavy-duty pickup.

The massive Denali grille shows through the bra's mesh opening, and the projector-beam headlights peek through the openings in the camouflage. Out back, steps are cut-out (and taped over) in the rear bumper. The fender swells over the dually's rear tires show a smoother, more flowing design than on the current model, which juts out prominently from the body side.

Photo credit: KGP Photography

The shooters at KGP Photography just got their best shots yet of the swankiest version of GMC's new HD pickups, in the guise of this prototype for the 3500 HD Denali Dually. With only some thin graphic camouflage covering most of the body, and a small bra up front, this latest prototype gives up just about every exterior design secret on GM's widebody, heavy-duty pickup.

The massive Denali grille shows through the bra's mesh opening, and the projector-beam headlights peek through the openings in the camouflage. Out back, steps are cut-out (and taped over) in the rear bumper. The fender swells over the dually's rear tires show a smoother, more flowing design than on the current model, which juts out prominently from the body side.

Photo credit: KGP Photography

The shooters at KGP Photography just got their best shots yet of the swankiest version of GMC's new HD pickups, in the guise of this prototype for the 3500 HD Denali Dually. With only some thin graphic camouflage covering most of the body, and a small bra up front, this latest prototype gives up just about every exterior design secret on GM's widebody, heavy-duty pickup.

The massive Denali grille shows through the bra's mesh opening, and the projector-beam headlights peek through the openings in the camouflage. Out back, steps are cut-out (and taped over) in the rear bumper. The fender swells over the dually's rear tires show a smoother, more flowing design than on the current model, which juts out prominently from the body side.

Photo credit: KGP Photography

By Jason Catullo

	Travel Planners, the official hotel provider of the SEMA Show, can provide the lowest rates available through its Low-Rate Assurance program.

When trying to secure hotel rooms for the SEMA Show, attendees and exhibitors will come across websites and companies that claim to offer the lowest rates. However, Travel Planners, the official hotel provider of the SEMA Show, can provide the lowest rates available through its Low-Rate Assurance program and the provide travelers most value for their money.

Check out the current list of hotel rates or make reservations now.

Travel Planners promise to Showgoers: Your hotel rates will always be the lowest! Showgoers can book with confidence knowing that the official hotel provider will offer support through the entire process, exclusive perks and be secured by Travel Planner's lowest-rate guarantees negotiated for each of its hotel contracts.

The Benefits of Travel Planners Low-Rate Assurance

• Travel Planners' automated system scours the Internet 24/7 and alerts them if it finds a rate that is lower than theirs.
• Travel Planners works with the hotel to meet or beat the reduced rate, and passes the lower rate along to attendees and exhibitors. 
• Even if reservations are set, Travel Planners will lower the rate automatically and confirm the savings by e-mail.
• Visitors who locate lower rates only need to contact Travel Planners. As long as the rate is for all of the dates of the stay, the price will be matched, and in some cases, reduced.

By Jason Catullo

	Travel Planners, the official hotel provider of the SEMA Show, can provide the lowest rates available through its Low-Rate Assurance program.

When trying to secure hotel rooms for the SEMA Show, attendees and exhibitors will come across websites and companies that claim to offer the lowest rates. However, Travel Planners, the official hotel provider of the SEMA Show, can provide the lowest rates available through its Low-Rate Assurance program and the provide travelers most value for their money.

Check out the current list of hotel rates or make reservations now.

Travel Planners promise to Showgoers: Your hotel rates will always be the lowest! Showgoers can book with confidence knowing that the official hotel provider will offer support through the entire process, exclusive perks and be secured by Travel Planner's lowest-rate guarantees negotiated for each of its hotel contracts.

The Benefits of Travel Planners Low-Rate Assurance

• Travel Planners' automated system scours the Internet 24/7 and alerts them if it finds a rate that is lower than theirs.
• Travel Planners works with the hotel to meet or beat the reduced rate, and passes the lower rate along to attendees and exhibitors. 
• Even if reservations are set, Travel Planners will lower the rate automatically and confirm the savings by e-mail.
• Visitors who locate lower rates only need to contact Travel Planners. As long as the rate is for all of the dates of the stay, the price will be matched, and in some cases, reduced.