SEMA 2018

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Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Barry Weiss' 1947 Cadillac. The car is also known as "The Cowboy Cadillac." Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Clifford Mattis' 1941 Buick Sedanette. Named "Dillinger," that car was restyled by Lucky 7 Customs in Antioch, California. In 2018 it won both the Custom d’Elegance Award and the World’s Most Beautiful Custom Award at the Sacramento Autorama. Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Bad Chad's Green Goblin. Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Max Grundy's 1961 Chrysler. The car was completed just in time for the show. Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.
Photo courtesy of Charles La Greca.

Photos

Click here to see Charles La Greca's photos from the 2018 SEMA.

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