Such events like SEMA and AF happen once a year so I try my best to do a full coverage and to make you guys feel as if you were there rather than posting random photos and writing nonsense.
Well today's SEMA coverage part 5 will be our final and I'll be showing you some new places within the center and everyones favorite, photos of models.
The model you see at the top was stationed at Giovanna wheels. No one was paying attention to the cars when the model was posing. You can see the group of gentlemen talking to each other but their eyes looking at something else.
These models were kind enough to take pictures and talk with those who came up to them.
I walked up to random booths where models were present and asked for a picture.
Jenny Chu looking tired.
I was right on time when the Audi R8 was revealed, but my camera was aiming for the model, not the car.
I've seen the SC at various events on Volk TE37's, but not the model.
Searching and searching...
and I find this Gorilla chilling on the couch.
After walking around for a bit with Jeremy, president of Elite-Autosports, we bumped into Vaughn Gittin Jr., this years Formula D Round 7 champion. It was really unexpected because he was trying to leave the place but Jeremy noticed who he was and said "how's it going."
Now if you encounter a famous person who's cocky, he/she will just say 'nothing much' or just leave without saying anything, but Vaughn talked with us for awhile and left but a few seconds later, he turns back and comes to us, saying if we wanted his autograph.
Seriously, Vaughn Jr. was awesome! You don't see a lot of known people having this kind of an attitude. We sort of felt bad because after he gave Jeremy his autograph, people were crowding around him again.
He's not only the champion for Formula D, but also a champion for his actions and attitude toward his fans. Thanks Vaughn for your time and sincerity!
SEMA had this arcade racing machine in the Ford booth, which seemed pretty fun.
and right next to it was this Ford flipped upside down. I had no idea what kind of an art that was.
After checking out the Central Hall for the second time, we decided to go to the North Hall. I found an exit leading to Lexus's and other cars on the second floor and found the Brembo booth. I was tempted to steal one :)
I felt the cool breeze, but at the same time, it was HOT because of the sun. This hybrid Lexus was parked in front of the entrance and I remember seeing it at The Pursuit 2.
Slammed Lexus RS.
A huge Carbon Fiber Wind Splitter.
Clean and Shiny.
Loved the color and wheels by Rotiform on this Lexus.
Tony's NSX is everywhere! I have no idea who he is but everyone says Tony's NSX.
The Honda's I saw at The Chronicles made it to SEMA.
Big Mike's Prelude.
The wheels were SHINY!
Amazing x100. Loved the stance!!! If it's a daily driven car...:D
Very clean VW on BBS LM's.
I don't know who he is but everyone was taking pictures.
Bigger lips on these Lowenhart's and i'll take them!
Finally found the Enkei booth and saw this classic Fairlady Z, straight from Japan.
What a beauty..
Mercedes SLS AMG in the Savini booth. This company had some baller cars.
Lamborghini Murcielago with white Carbon Fiber accented rims.
The day ended with taking a look into the Savini booth and we walked out. While walking to my car...found this decal
Seemed pretty funny so I had to take a photo.
Overall, I had a GREAT time at SEMA. This was my first time ever going to such a huge event. Thanks to Alvin and his brother, once again, for letting me stay at their hotel and to Sean from LEDmod.com for lending me his flash and lens. I'll be heading back to Vegas for SEMA in 2011 to bring you guys an even better coverage. Peace!
4 Comments:
"I don't know who he is but everyone was taking pictures."
Richard Petty
@ruckus
basically a legend in NASCAR. Thx for the info ruckus
i want a 4wd wagovan so much!
Many have found useful for myself
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