First off, FearOne would like to say what a sad day in builders history as George Barris passed today. I was honored and humble to know the man as my first SEMA build, 2006 Chevrolet HHR for G.M. was inspired and sanction by George. Rest in peace as I'm sure I speak for numerous people, you will be truly missed.
SEMA day three was just as packed and just as busy as the last two days. SEMA is pretty much always that way, but this year seems even more attendee's then the last ...couple years. Great interest again in the Colorado and Tucson. On the other hand, if FearOne had a dollar for how many time's people touch our Colorado Rhino Lining the last three days, I would pretty much own SEMA.
FearOne would like to thank Transamerica voting our Colorado top ten trucks at SEMA. Even though we did not win first place, it was and honor being selected out of the hundreds of trucks at the show. Not to toot our on own horn, but I say not bad for the first time out the gate doing a SEMA truck let alone a lifted vehicle. Again thank you sponsors for making that possible.