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SEMA Show 2025 Recap

Nov 10, 2025
2 min read

The California Car Duster team was back in Las Vegas last week for the annual SEMA Show. This is one of the largest automotive trade shows in the world. It brings together 1000's of automotive enthusiasts to the Las Vegas Convention Center for a week to celebrate custom cars and trucks.

California Car Duster has exhibited at the event just about every year in our 36 year history. It is tough to describe the excitement and scale of the SEMA Show, as it seems to get bigger, louder and more eventful each year. We were excited to showcase all of the new and popular California Car Duster products with our partner, distributors and potential customers.

Our team had a great week at the show. We kicked off SEMA Week by debuting a new custom build from our friend, Eli Solis. This was the 3rd year that Eli put together a new build for our booth and it definitely attracted a lot of attention all week. His 2007 Porsche Cafe Solis edition featured a custom wrap, new interior, Air Lift suspension and upgraded wheels. The "Matcha Green" wrap and orange/plaid interior got everyone's attention as they cruised through the West Hall. For more information on Eli's next build, follow him on Instagram, @e30bruhh

On Wednesday, our booth was packed with consumers interested in our popular California Car Duster products. We had a very busy day and it got better in the afternoon when company friend and marketing partner, Courtney Hansen, stopped by to take photos and sign autographs for fans. Courtney is a longtime automotive tv producer and host, plus a customer of our companies.

Thank you to everyone that visited our booth during SEMA 2025. We had a great week. Thank you to Eli Solis, Courtney Hansen and all of our incredible customers that stopped by to visit with us during SEMA 2025.



 
 
 

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