The Girls of SEMA!!!

Now that I've got your attention.......Doug and I went to Sema for 3 days this year and between the two of us we took about 2000 pictures. So for the next week or so I will be posting pics until I get tired of it then I'll put them all on photobucket so you can peruse them at your leisure   If you have never attended the SEMA show then you better put it on your bucket list and find someone who can take you.  It's on for 4 days and there is absolutely no way you can see it all in that time.  This is Nirvana for the motor head and many top builders use this venue to display there work for the first time.  I will show you all the stuff I like best first...the girls are just a teaser to get yoiu interesting and because I get the most hits on anything that has "girls" in the heading.  So check back tomorrow and every day thereafter to see pics of cool shit you have never seen before.

SEMA 2011 continued....feature car, The Roadrattler

Built by Spitzer Concepts and owned by Jim Mitchell This Roadrunner has to be the slickest ever built. Although it looks like a lot of the trim is stock nothing is. Every piece of this thing has been fabricated and one of the primary materials is carbon fibre. One of the most perfectly chopped tops I have ever seen, Cut to hell but maintaining the original body lines, looking still like a Roadrunner. Full tube chassis, independent suspension at all 4 corners and a giant carbon fibre drenched 528 Hemi under the hood! what more could you ask? I think it's love!

SEMA 2011 continued....feature car, Ring Brothers Mustang

As usual, thye Ring brothers created a show stopper for Sema. The amount of detail and asthetic of their creations are second to none.  Can anyone tell what the most extensive modification is on this car???? It's a BIG difference but may be difficult to spot from a picture. Show me your smarts!

SEMA 2011 continued....feature car Mini

Couldn't get much info on this Mini but like they say, "A picture is worth a thousand words." From the back you almost couldn't tell it wasn't stock.

SEMA 2011 continued...Under the hood