GM Design Awards-2009 SEMA Show

“General Motors is pleased to recognize the fine accomplishments of the top vehicle builders in the 2009 SEMA Show,” said Bob Kern, GM’s SEMA relations director, in a statement released by Lingenfelter Performance Engineering. “We are proud to support their efforts and applaud the large number of new accessories produced for GM products through the SEMA activity. This has a major positive impression with our vehicle buyers.”

Lingenfelter Performance Engineering Wins GM Design Award at SEMA Show for 2010 Camaro Project Car

DECATUR, Ind. — Lingenfelter Performance Engineering’s (LPE) 750-horsepower supercharged 2010 LS7 Camaro SS was awarded the General Motors Design Award for Best Sports Car during the 2009 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, the company has announced.

20 Nov, 2009

GM Design Awards Winners List From SEMA 2009

Here is a LIST of the GM Design Award Winners from the SEMA 2009 show which recently concluded. Congratulations to the winners...

GM Design Awards Winners

•Best GM Vehicle: 2010 Light Green Camaro, Neil Tjin, Tjin Edition

•Best GM Midsize Car: ‘65 Black Pontiac GTO, Josiah Coy, Coybilt

•Best GM Sports Car: 2010 Silver Camaro, Ken Lingenfelter, Lingenfelter Performance

•Best GM Restored Vehicle: ‘67 Burgundy Buick GS, Gus Stewart, Original Parts Group Inc.

•Best GM Hot Rod: ‘58 Black Corvette, Phil and Jeremy Gerber, Roadster Shop

•Best GM Truck: ‘59 Black Chevy Pickup, Rodger Lee, Ironworks Speed & Custom

•Best New GM Interior: 2010 Black Camaro, Chris Magnum, D.S.O. Eyewear

•Best New GM Exterior: 2010 Red Rum Camaro, Rich Stokes, Status Customs 

•Best New Product: 2010 Orange Camaro, Rick Bottom, Rick Bottom Designs

•Best High-Performance Product: 2010, White, Orange and Black Drift Camaro, Conrad Grunewald and Luke Lonberger, Grunewald Racing 

•Most Innovative Product: 2010 Black Camaro, Nic Ashby Leadership Design

•Best New Accessory, Carbon Fiber Hood, Decklid, Fenders, Doors, GFX Kit and Spoiler, Michael Macare, Seibon Carbon

Tjin Edition

Red Rum/Status

Status Team w/Red Rum

Rick Bottom

Grunewald

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SEMA Show: November 3-6, 2009 - Las Vegas

Three Different Custom Creations from Mickey Thompson and Dick Cepek

The "Shboom Gone Wild," a '48 Cadillac Coupe De Ville from Fryz Custom, is one of three great customs appearing at the Mickey Thompson/Dick Cepek booth. Powered by a 544 Chevy and Blower Shop 871 blower, and wearing Mickey Thompson HR-1 wheels and Sportsman S/R radials at all four corners, the '48 makes a claimed 1,200 hp.

   

                                                                                  

General Motors will once again present its design awards to the builders of inspired versions of various GM models. Categories will be divided into two groups:

A) Vehicles: cars, SUVs, trucks, hot rods, restored vehicles

B) Component/system designs

Download a copy of the application form here, which you can use to apply for consideration. You can copy the application form and apply for more than one vehicle or component award. You can also forward the form to any suppliers with a new/innovative component design that contributed to your GM show vehicle. Click here for more information on the GM Design Awards.