Thread: Sema 2010

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Well yes Uncle Bob, it would of been extremely difficult to remain focused on the cars. What is your thoughts on what appears to be a new trend of over size rims with just a strip of rubber that is supposed to be a tyre??? Amazing show as normal and sadly the sales manager I replaced got to go to a SEMA show but I wasn't as lucky. Thank you for photographing and posting the photos.

Bob,
Thanks for posting the link to the photos! I was surprised at how many FFR 33's were at the show - growing on me, but I still like Henry's version better.

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

Well yes Uncle Bob, it would of been extremely difficult to remain focused on the cars. What is your thoughts on what appears to be a new trend of over size rims with just a strip of rubber that is supposed to be a tyre??? Amazing show as normal and sadly the sales manager I replaced got to go to a SEMA show but I wasn't as lucky. Thank you for photographing and posting the photos.

Yesterday I was somewhat overwhelmed so did not take many pictures. Goling back in today and will pull the camera out more often. As for the rims and tyres, we did have a lengthy discussion on the lack of spinner wheels at the show, finally Ken Thurm admitted to have purchased them all, possibly to rid the world of this phenomena, or corner the market!

As I was leaving the show I saw this absolutely stunning '54 Cadillac Model 62 custom. I love unusual stuff and this certainly fits the bill. It's powered by a Northstar 32 valve motor.