sema

[savageracer312]

ok guys this has been bothering me for a while now, i was out in vegas when sema was there,the 3 big things were , werock,sema, and nhra, i only went to nhra, i was told you had to be in the auto biz to even get into sema, is this true?if it isnt im going to hot toppic and getting some gothic boots with spikes on them and kicking myself in the azz:-(

 

[JeepManMarc]

Yes, I had a chance to go once when I worked for a business that met the "qualifications" so to speak. Im not sure how affiliated you have to be and to what, but not just anyone off the street can go.

 

[savageracer312]

that sucks, i know some other people from here have went

 

[smokinubyrc]

some of those "other people" have 9 to 5 jobs and some prolly work at a car biz

 

[savageracer312]

yeah your "probley" right

 

[smokinubyrc]

yeah your "probley" right

sorry robb :lol:

i can spell wrong what i want to spell wrong "thumbsup"

 

[savageracer312]

lol my names scott

 

[Robb]

some prolly work at a car biz

yeah your "probley" right

Don't bring me into it until either one of you learn to spell the word "probably" correctly!!!:roll: :lol:

 

[savageracer312]

Don't bring me into it until either one of you learn to spell the word "probably" correctly!!!:roll: :lol:

i was spelling it incorectly to make fun of him, butt in a nice way

 

[NorCal 2500HD]

Yes you have to be in the automotive industry to get into SEMA. Im affiliated with Http://www.norcaltruck.com so getting in is no issue. Every year we offer passes to some of our customers. When we send in for our tickets we put them down as employee's of NCT. We usually have a few trucks in the show so we all caravan down there in the rides. Only downfall is when they scan their id cards at vendors booths we get tons of calls asking for joe smith or bob lewis.....

 

[jason]

ok guys this has been bothering me for a while now, i was out in vegas when sema was there,the 3 big things were , werock,sema, and nhra, i only went to nhra, i was told you had to be in the auto biz to even get into sema, is this true?if it isnt im going to hot toppic and getting some gothic boots with spikes on them and kicking myself in the azz:-(

Here's my pictures from this year if you missed them.

http://www.rccrawler.com/gallery/sema2006/day1/
http://www.rccrawler.com/gallery/sema2006/day2/
http://www.rccrawler.com/gallery/sema2006/day3/

 

[savageracer312]

im not even going to look, i should have snuck in lol, norcal2500hd how old do you have to work their? what kind of degree in college?

 

[NorCal 2500HD]

Our 2 installers are 22-23. No degree, just good mechanical skills. they've been doing suspension/ fab work for about 8 years so they know their stuff. Office work is pretty much cake work. Gotta have major product knowledge of suspension and diesel performance product. My boy who owns the business is 28, been in the aftermarket/suspension/ show truck scene for about 12 years.

 

[savageracer312]

cool, is all the fun work out west, im in ohio, and i would love to work with trucks, but way way to young right now

 

[savageracer312]

huh?

 

[run2jeepn]

I could have gone to WEROCK and SEMA. I had a buddy who competed in WEROCK and another body who owns an offroad shop. Dad went, but I had to work. You don't have to be speical to go to the Bunny Ranch...

 

[savageracer312]

but you do have to be special to get a bunny with no std's or vd's