Send to a friendJonathan Fung [Gotakon] October 31st, 2007 10:55 PM Link
Oh darn. No pics of the Tundra going around in there. That’d have been pretty awesome to see.
SEMA: Rock Crawling in the Parking Lot
Written By: Phil Floraday
Last year one of our favorite features of the SEMA show was the professional rock crawling display out in front of the convention center. Stars of the professional rock crawling series were able to flex the suspensions of their machines and inspire awe in spectators.
This year, the course was a little less intense. Of course there were also a couple of Toyota Tundras tooling around in the rock crawling area, so we imagine the course was designed to showcase the truck rather than the purpose-built rigs. It’s still fun to watch the professional buggies crawl around, but we were hoping for a few more challenging obstacles.
Check out the gallery of photos and let us know what you think in the comments section.
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