SEMA proves blue-collar workers can fund prototype level racing teams

Update: 2022-11-08

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After an off week, we catch back up by talking about the recent 2022 SEMA car-show in Las Vegas, THE largest car shows in the United States. We talk about our top wins and fails of the show, the inconvenient truth about building cars for big money sponsors and manufactures and why uber-expensive cars are boring.

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SEMA proves blue-collar workers can fund prototype level racing teams

Mr. ZeroLift & flying John

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SEMA proves blue-collar workers can fund prototype level racing teams

Mr. ZeroLift &amp; flying John

SEMA proves blue-collar workers can fund prototype level racing teams

Mr. ZeroLift & flying John