Toyota Donates a Tundra!!
Toyota Motor Corporation donated a brand new 2007 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Limited 5.7L 4X4 Pickup to be the featured item at this year’s annual SEMA Show Silent Auction, which benefits the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund and is presented by the SEMA Young Executives Network (YEN).
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We Need Your Donations
As you may know, the SEMA Silent Auction is made possible because of the generous donations made by it’s member companies and supporters. This year we are off to a great start in securing some great items (CLICK HERE to view an item list), however, we are still in need of more. We are asking you to support our cause, which is the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, by donating an item today!
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Own a Piece of History!
This week Live Nation Motorsports Inc. donated a full door from the famous Grave Digger Monster Truck that is autographed by it’s creater and 20-year driver, Dennis Anderson, to the SEMA Silent Auction. Read the rest of this entry »
Get a 4-Day Driving Experience!
If you are a racing enthusiast, then we have the perfect 4-Day Grand Prix Road Racing Course Package from the famous Bob Bondurant Shool of High Performance Driving in Phoenix, Arizona for you to bid on. Combining a race-prepared 2007 Corvette Coupe and the open-wheel excitement of a F-1 style Formula Bondurant, this is the signature Bondurant course! You’ll learn the ins and outs of maximum car control and then put those skills into action on the Bondurant road course. Read the rest of this entry »
Looking for Sheetmetal?
This week Team Rensi Motorsports driver Bobby Hamilton Jr. donated an autographed, full drivers side piece of sheetmetal from his #35 Team McDonald’s Racing 2007 NASCAR Busch Series race car to the SEMA Silent Auction.
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89 Days Left till SEMA
As of today, Thursday, August 2nd, there are exactly 89 days left until the 2007 SEMA Show, which kicks off on Tuesday, October 30th. And trust us, these next three months will fly by.
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