With more than 160,000 attendees, 5,600 displaying vendors, 1,000 display vehicles, and big-name OEMs in attendance, it’s no wonder that the SEMA show in Las Vegas, Nevada, has been described by some, as the Super Bowl of car shows. However, while it may look glossy and glitzy on the outside, we will tell you from experience, that all that glitters, is not gold. You see, SEMA is not about running and driving vehicles in as much as it’s about the “what if’s” of the automotive world. On this week’s Hemmings Hot Rod BBQ Podcast, Kevin Wesley of Wesley Motorsports joins us to talk about SEMA trends, both past and present, along with what it takes to bring a SEMA car to fruition in today’s world of back ordered and ill-fitting parts.