SEMA 2019 in Photos

I find it interesting that the Real Time Racing NSX display board completely skips the RSX years. lol. 

I want some details on that ramp truck.

I've been watching the BIFB build on and and off. The fabricator, Oscar, he brought on is earning his keep. The result is way better than I thought it would be.

In reply to lnlogauge :

Yes they are. Congrats on the rack too!

What's up with the 356's, are they real or fiberglass? I thought all the kits where convertibles. 
if kits who makes them? They look kinda cool.

I'm here as well, it's my first year attending the show and my brain melted about an hour into walking around during my break. 

A ton of cool cars and just cubic dollars in every direction.  

Jordan Rimpela said:

More added! 

This was my favorite thing from everything I've seen from SEMA. I was almost able to go once. Never worked it though. Talk about heart break. 

mbmsg said:

What's up with the 356's, are they real or fiberglass? I thought all the kits where convertibles. 
if kits who makes them? They look kinda cool.

I think black rock racing has the molds now. I believe they bought out thunder ranch and are using that mold now. Allegedly there is someone in south Africa making bodies as well but only sold complete not as kits. 

Interested in the body FFR puts over there new chassis. 

Also SO MANY SUPRA's. 

In reply to wearymicrobe :

so. many. supras.

I remember getting there and being excited to see a supra for the first time. After the 60th, I was pretty good on seeing Supras. the truck side was just as pad with Gladiators. I get you're showing off products, but originality matters too. 

Any of you guys staying through saturday?  If so, interested in a pint after the sema ignited show wraps up?

1939 Dodge Hearse.

I spent about 8 hours walking SEMA and didn't see most of the cars in this thread. 

Simca Chatelaime.