FEATURE: SEMA 2011, Day 2

Posted by ESM on November 5, 2011 in Features, Things That Move Us | 1 Comment »

For a SEMA virgin, attending the 2011 SEMA show in Las Vegas was pretty overwhelming.

The venue was huge.  The number of amazing cars was incredible.  The sheer size of the entire event spanned a few football fields.

Quite honestly, the SEMA event is something you dream of, but are never quite ready for.

From luxury exotics to american classics to import tuners to aftermarket parts to wheels to booth girls… we can go on and on describing how awesome the event was.

They even had a track set up in the middle of the parking lot so people like Tanner Foust could take people on a ride in his gymkhana car.

Being a little hungover didn’t help make it less overwhelming either. 

Here’s a little video we put together commemorating our second (and unfortunately last) day at SEMA 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada:

Special thanks to DJ Sharaz for the track we used on this video (http://www.dropthatbass.com/).

Here are pictures we took from the event:

Luxury Exotics

Booth Girls

American Muscle, Classics and Low Riders

European Tuners

Off-Road and SUV

Quite honestly there was a car that would satisfy any gearhead’s fetish.  For us, we could have been there for the rest of the year and have been quite happy.

For more photos and information about the 2011 SEMA show, you can check out the official SEMA website at http://www.semashow.com/.

Next year, we’re staying all four days.  We’re going to be there on time too.

One Response to “FEATURE: SEMA 2011, Day 2”

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