SEMA Show 2007 Photos - From SEMA Insider Promotions Associate

2003 Matrix sitting with classic Toyota’s near the DUB entrance of SEMA. Part of bayareamatrix.com, NorCal’s Premier Matrix club. Black top red bottom. Axis wheels, nitto tires, blacked out lights, carbon fiber fins, hood, and skirt.	Transformer’s Camaro. GM and Saleen built. Bumblebee 2009. One of the most impressive automotive movie props ever built. GTO innards. It should be a VW Beetle. Are we sure this isn’t a decepticon?
1957 Chevy near the Meguiar’s booth, It could almost be Barry’s, but isn’t. The Paxton supercharger will help it keep pace with some of today’s most muscular cars. Black and grey custom interior.	Ford coupe from Steve’s Auto Restorations in Portland Oregan, America’s real steel rod customs and restorations company. These 33/34 bodies are all steel. An ultra light aluminum top is as convenient as it is functional.
Mopar alley 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A. 290hp. V-8. 0-60 in 6secs. 0-100 in 14secs. Chrysler’s entry into the SCCA racing circuit.	Troy Sumitomo of 5axis models talks with Barry Meguiar on the SEMA Stage. Troy shares how his love for cars led him to the Art Center College of Design. Now, he is building one-off cars and prototypes for major manufacturers.
The new Lexus IS-F gets a facelift from 5axis models. The Matte Black finish with gold accents emphasizes this cars aggressive performance. 5axis continued the theme in its black and gold custom woven interior.	Mobil’s Lexus SC430. Wide body kit. BRS Auto Designs. PMVIP.net
2008 Dodge Viper SRT 10. 600hp. 0-60 under 4 secs. 60-0 in under 100ft. Green and black. Found in Mopar Alley.	1970 Dodge Challenger owned by Robert Motz. 810hp. Mopar Alley.
2008 Fujita Performance (air intakes) Scion xb. Yellow-orange cameo. Sony, Volk Racing Weel, Falken tires, fox marketing. 16 valve. F5air.com	1973 Plymouth Baracuda at Mopar alley. 500hp. Owned by Matt Gaisbacher.
Year One brings back the Trans Am that Burt Reynolds drove into history. Then, they had Burt Renyolds sign it!! These “Bandit” Trans Am’s are limited in number, but NOT performance.