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Have you noticed any new trends from SEMA?

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I try to notice trends that show up in SEMA first. I remember the first wide body mod on a 2nd gen Trans Am I saw 10 years ago. I see lots of rich-brown, deep-glossy paint with tobacco brown leather interiors. I saw a '69 Camaro with what looked like steel wheels with poverty caps, both painted glossy black. It could have been an illusion with some weird custom wheels.

















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SEMA cars are always the most ridiculous looking machines built. Hideous may be a better word. Leave the classics classic looking. I wish everyone would quit putting their twist on trying to bring classic musclecars to look like something from the future. Lol.
 
This looks like something that should go in an aircraft:

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If I win the big lottery, then Dave and his crew will get my business along with some strict guidelines.
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A friend of mine that builds trucks has this one on display at the Scoggin Dickey Parts Center booth. Stoner's Speed Shop. ANother friend does his interiors. Boss Interiors.
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All the vans have gone more aerodynamic / slippery with the hood front window shape. My camper top hung over the front window. The air came over the hood and hit the overhang, and that helped cause the Tukvan to wander about. So last winter I cut off a piece of the front. Lost a small amount of storage space and gained a better aero shape.
 
Interesting shades of green paint seemed popular, and Grendel approved. :)

But the trends for wheels? I saw a LOT of absolutely puke-worthy wheels...and not just the ridiculous sizes, but the designs were also barf-tastic.
 
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