I just recieved an E-mail update from the folks at SEMA that they send out once every couple of weeks, and there was an intresting event they had organized. Just wanted to let you guys know.

Here is a copy and paste out of that E-mail:

Ford Motor Company presents “40 Years of Mustang Performance,” a roundtable discussion featuring Hau Thai-Tang, Chief Engineer of the 2005 Mustang, John Coletti, Director, SVT Programs, and Dan Davis, Director, Ford Racing. You don’t want to miss this one!
..Las Vegas Hilton
..Monday, November 1
..12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

It's for SEMA members only, @ $25 per ticket, but my flight doesn't get into Vegas unitl 12:30pm!!!! Oh well.... Maybe someone else will get some info out of that event.

 

The Mustang Source will have a journalist at SEMA.

 

Sweet! Brad, you officially have the best site ever!

 

Sweeeeeeeeet!!!!! :worship: :worship: :worship:

and some Bananas........

 

Now the event you're talking about Fast351--I don't know if my guy can get into that or not. It sounds like a meeting for parts manufacturers to get info.

 

Brad,

If you are a SEMA member (any company or organization can join) and pay your dues, you are in. Dues are based on a number of factors, so see their website for details.

 

Brad,
It looks like you could fall under the "Publisher/Media Company" or "Internet Related Service". Check this link for the PDF file to join.
SEMA Aplication

It might work!!

 

That sounds like it will be a great show

 

and some bananas

 

more Bananas.........

 

Wowie, TMS is the shiznacht! A newsie at SEMA...cool beans Brad.

 

I will be going to SEMA, also. Taking my wife to Vegas for her 40th birthday. SEMA, accidentally, is the same week. Won't be there till Wed. the 3rd but will try to get some pictures.

 

Is the general public allowed at SEMA?

 

No. It is supposed to be open only to automotive industry members. I don't know how they confirm this but here is the link to info.

SEMA

I am getting my tickets from Saleen. That's why I am not sure about registration.

 

thanks for the info.... i didnt think that the public was allowed i had heard this about sema a few years ago, but when you video clips on TV you see so many "normal looking" people walking around

 

Yah, because members of the automotive industry look different than normal people Just yanking your chain. LOL.