Initially limited to 100 guests, an additional 25 tickets have been made available due to demand.
The event is open to SEMA members who contribute at least $50 to SEMA PAC.
Initially limited to 50 guests, an additional 25 tickets have been made available due to demand.
The event is open to SEMA members who contribute at least $40 to SEMA PAC.
Legislation has been amended regarding how California law-enforcement officials may issue a citation for exhaust noise violations.
“The way I see it, if you’re going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?” explained Dr. Emmett Brown in the blockbuster film “Back to the Future.” As any movie buff will tell you, the car Doc Brown spoke of was the DeLorean DMC-12. Unfortunately for movie lovers and gearheads alike, the DeLorean hasn’t been in production since 1983. However, thanks to a new SEMA-supported law, that’s about to change.
The efforts and outcomes secured by SEMA’s government affairs office in Washington, D.C., are among the association’s most highly rated benefits, according to our annual member satisfaction survey. While the D.C. team is a key factor, success is a function of each of you taking part and putting your strength into the effort—helping us make a deep impact on the policy discussions and decisions that are critical to the future of our industry.
Ernie Silvers, CEO/president of SEMA member Egge Machine Co. Inc., has
joined the board of the California Small Business Association (CSBA). As
a new board member, Silvers will play a vital role in representing the
needs of CSBA members and the millions of small businesses throughout
California.
SEMA-member RTM Productions welcomed Representative Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) for a behind-the-scenes tour and legislative briefing at its headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee. Established in 1989, RTM produces automotive, outdoor and entertainment programming for television, including the acclaimed PowerBlockTV series.
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