Top 10 Classic Chevys at SEMA

SEMA is one show where all the manufacturers and designers pull out all of the stops to snag attention for their brands. These are a few of the classic Chevrolets that stuck out for me. The NOMARO (above) is really confusing but really well done. The rest of the cars below were equally well built, designed, and finished!

1965 Malibu in the Original Parts Group Booth was showroom fresh.

This Carbon Fiber Camaro was lean, mean, and ready for the Optima Street Car Challenge

Another Optima Contender parked outside

Also in the Optima booth is a Corvette we recognize from the internet.

STA-BIL had a extra clean 2nd Generation Camaro on display

Never heard of Viking Shocks, but they matched the football teams colors

Classic Industries brought out Reggie Jackson’s Yenko Camaro

Chris Holstrom Concepts Camaro in the Dynomax booth

This Nova in the TMI Booth was clean…mainly because Waylon from TMI was cleaning it.

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