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Just a reminder to anyone who would like to join the SAN. The SAN fights for our right for our hobby. Its free to join and keeps you up to date with laws being passed that may effect you.

Its free to join:

SEMA SAN


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from the Bouncer mod in the Spoon:

Posting articles about suggested legislation or legislation that is up for a vote that may affect our old truck community is allowed.

Stay factual, polite and on topic when discussing them.

This affects us and our hobby, so it is good for all of us to stay informed.

SEMA SAN

Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA)/SEMA Action Network (SEMA - SAN)- They track laws on the State and Federal level related to old vehicles

SEMA SAN has a neat bulletin that you can sign up for with your email. They send out notices, updates and warnings about things.

You can also review current issues on the site above by State and Federal levels, if you do not wish to be emailed the newsletter.

They also track Canadian issues by Province.

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Fighting for the right to practice our hobby seems to be a really big topic. All the major Hotrod magazines have a prominent srticle in their respective current issues.


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joshua, been a member for quite a while. They do a lot for our hobby, state by state, and stay in touch with the legislature on issues pertaining to our hobby.
Several times I have followed up with letters to many people/places ect.
This group seems to really be on top of things and I have had several letters to SAN answered back regarding my questions.
Seems to be straight up group and I'd recommend folks joining up.


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Cool... thats good to hear. I just joined last week.

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I am on our local Village council. If people act, things can be changed. I've seen things come through that did an about face because people actually cared. Please join, be involved. Don

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As mentioned above this is the big topic in a bunch of car magazines right now. In one they even wrote how they covered this same topic about 25 years ago. Not much has changed as far as legislation goes in that time and with old cars/trucks/hot rods being a billion+ dollar industry it is hard to think it will die. Billions of dollars equates to a lot of tax money. However with a lot of NIMBYs one never knows, it could go south but I don't think it will. Nonetheless we all should be members of SEMA/SAN.


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It may never happen but it sure is a scary thought not to have the option any more.

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I just joined thanks for the link. I was oblivous to pending legslation.

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I just joined, maybe go to the SEMA show some day, will this help? CARL

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Just joined. Thank you!


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