SEMA Setup Day
October 30, 2012
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Setup Day Fun[/caption]
As� opening day of the 2012 SEMA Show looms overhead, we crawled out of bed and gathered at the breakfast joint to get our minds right over scrambled eggs. There wasn't much left to do today other than set up EVERYTHING! We strolled in the Central Hall and collected our badges, then headed for our booth space that was loaded with the crates we'd shipped out earlier. The good thing was that everything was there, the bad was that it all needed to be assembled and in place by 3:00pm.
After a few hours of sweat and a turkey sammich, everything came together nicely. We didn't post any pics of the completed booth since that spoils the surprise for tomorrow and we couldn't wait around for them to get the plastic off the floor. We had enough time to rest up a bit before our group dinner and one last deep breath before the show begins. Two things are certain at this point, bring comfortable shoes capable of walking 50 miles in a day and there are some AWESOME cars and trucks here. We're going to tap out early and hit the ground running tomorrow.
Setup Day Fun[/caption]
As� opening day of the 2012 SEMA Show looms overhead, we crawled out of bed and gathered at the breakfast joint to get our minds right over scrambled eggs. There wasn't much left to do today other than set up EVERYTHING! We strolled in the Central Hall and collected our badges, then headed for our booth space that was loaded with the crates we'd shipped out earlier. The good thing was that everything was there, the bad was that it all needed to be assembled and in place by 3:00pm.
After a few hours of sweat and a turkey sammich, everything came together nicely. We didn't post any pics of the completed booth since that spoils the surprise for tomorrow and we couldn't wait around for them to get the plastic off the floor. We had enough time to rest up a bit before our group dinner and one last deep breath before the show begins. Two things are certain at this point, bring comfortable shoes capable of walking 50 miles in a day and there are some AWESOME cars and trucks here. We're going to tap out early and hit the ground running tomorrow.