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some really cool pictures
 

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qualify that, your thoughts, just curious
aisles are wider, so less booth rows...booths in the offroad area used to be wall to wall, with 'display-only' vehicles only in the far back...registration was in a tent in the parking lot (which sucked, BTW...)...new products were in one of the other buildings (that area now has a few display cars, but not much...)

The outside car display is 'ok'...but you can get a taxi further into the event this year, areas that used to be filled with display-only vehicles. One company I know well used to display 5-6 vehicles every year...this year, it's two.

I met the SEMA Marketing Director last year at the YEN event, and one of the many discussions we had was regarding attendance. One of the solutions that was implemented was allowing enthusiasts from the forums to attend Friday (hopefully, the RZRForums admins got an invite to push to members). I know a few members from one of my forums are attending, combining it with a vacation weekend in Vegas. Unfortunately, that means attendance by businesses is dwindling.
 

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qualify that, your thoughts, just curious
aisles are wider, so less booth rows......Unfortunately, that means attendance by businesses is dwindling.
Makes some sense with the current economy. I know a lot of big shows from all walks are down on attendance and vendor support. A relative of mine in NYC canceled a big antique furniture show for the first time in like 20 years.
 

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Day 2 Photos - SEMA Photos 2010 – Day 2 | Octane Media

Bottom line to me is the show is still packed with enthusiasts. Exhibitor turnout is obviously lower than it has been in the past (maybe not a low as last year - waiting to see real numbers on that one), but none the less, there are a lot of people interested in spending money on motorsports/autos. That's a good thing and that's what makes the industry strong - it's passion driven, not 100% tied to the economy.

It took me about an hour to find a parking space yesterday. All of the parking decks were full. I'm just sayin'.
 

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There was so much there I don't remember seeing some of the rides in your pics! Thanks for sharing. My brain fried about day two! Did anybody see the Cub Cadet Volunteer? Interesting concept
 
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