2021 SEMA Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
Jessi Combs, Rick Love, Bob Moore, and Carl Schiefer join elite group of pioneers and legends
DIAMOND BAR, Calif. (May 6, 2021) Four dedicated individuals who contributed to and have had an impactful influence on the automotive specialty equipment industry are being honored as new SEMA Hall of Fame members. They will join an elite group of icons who comprise the SEMA Hall of Fame, as they are officially inducted at the SEMA Installation & Gala on July 30 in Las Vegas, Nev.
The four newest SEMA Hall of Fame members are Jessi Combs, Rick Love, Bob Moore, and Carl Schiefer.
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In the name of customization, the Ford Motor Company designed the all-new Bronco for quick and extensive modifications. Both two- and four-door models can be undressed of their doors, fenders, and front grille, as demonstrated by Jon from The Bronco Nation in the following videos. 24 photos
“Whether your goal is to build the ultimate desert racer or rock crawling rig, the Bronco modular design provides the ease and confidence to create a 4x4 that is as unique as each of our customers,” said design chief Paul Wraith. “Because of that ease and flexibility, no two Broncos should ever be alike.”
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Two and four-door Ford Bronco was intentionally designed to be highly customizable. Modular design positions Bronco as the hub for a burgeoning aftermarket parts and customization industry to grow – and for customers to continuously reconfigure their Bronco well into the future.
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Breaking the Garageâs Glass Ceiling
Women are vastly outnumbered in the auto trades, but one pioneer, who died in 2019, is still inspiring others to pursue their dreams and lift one another up.
“I have learned the most during my time in the shop,” said Sana Anderson, who works on heavy-duty trucks and trailers.Credit.Ryan Anderson
By Mercedes Lilienthal
Feb. 11, 2021
One of Jessi Combsâs missions in life was to help women pursue their automotive dreams. A talented welder, fabricator, off-road racer and TV personality, Ms. Combs also dreamed of going fast. Really fast.
Nearly two years ago, she set a land speed record for women, 522.783 m.p.h., on a dry lake bed in Oregon. But her 56-foot-long jet of a car crashed during the feat, killing her. She was 39.