Photographer By: Marnel Estepa

Recap of SEMA shows 2015 we check out the Las Vegas Convention Center from North Hall, Central Hall, and South Hall all was filled with different vendors from around the world. I saw a lot of wheels and tires vendors from Dubs to Giovanni rims lots of great custom cars and trucks in the show. For all the arriving attendees the best place to park is in front of the Convention center drive. There is a lot you have to pay per day to park but it is short walk. Another alternative is parking at the Sands Expo Palazazo and Venetian parking garage. You can take a free shuttle bus to the convention center. The hotels at the Las Vegas strip will have several shuttle buses that will take you to the trade show convention center.

The annual SEMA show in Las Vegas is technically an automotive trade event but has evolved into a no-holds-barred display of tuning and customization genius. There are always hundreds of lifted trucks, slammed imports, and engine-swapped muscle cars. Yet there’s far more to the show than that—the parties, the celebrities, the high-octane demos, the excess of it all. Unfortunately, SEMA isn’t open to the public, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experience what it’s like to attend the craziest show on the automotive calendar. Below are a few pictures of the cool,exotic, custom cars.  Enjoy!

Thank you for reading about my experience in SEMA. The floor manager are friendly at the convention hall. The vendors have many great products to show case. The staff for the SEMA and AAPEX organization are helpful people and some of the nicest people i have meet and I will see you next year during SEMA.

SEMA show 2015, Day 1 

SEMA show 2015, Day 2

Photographer: Marnel Estepa

Producer / Editor:  Roy Sanchz