SEMA Show 2003 Day 2 coverage brought to you by Polk MOMO. 
Our second day of SEMA Show 2003 coverage brought us into the Center and North Halls which make up approximately two thirds of the Las Vegas Convention Center. This was a day for walking. We put several miles on our shoes this day and still didn't see everything. It's really hard to imagine just how big this show is without being there. With over 9100 exhibitor booths occupying the convention center it would take a small army to really see everything.
    
Ford was the Featured Vehicle Manufacturer for this year's show and their vehicles and displays were off the hook and must have cost a small fortune to produce. American Honda, Daimler Chrysler, General Motors, Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Panoz, Subaru, and Toyota were the other manufacturers showing us a glimpse of the future with several concept cars and one-off production vehicles on display.
    
SEMA is again setting new standards for aftermarket equipment innovation with the launch of unexpected, and sometimes outrageous, aftermarket gear. From the most advanced mobile electronics to head-turning paint techniques, interior appointments, and spectacular wheel-tire combinations, SEMA Show 2003 has it all.
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