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SEMA Hall of Famer George Barris is best known for creating the Batmobile; he is a self-taught car customizer and contributes to the auto industry in many other ways.

SEMA Hall of Fame

George Barris

Ken Clapp recounts his early days of racing; he shares personal stories about Bill France Sr., co-founder of NASCAR and SEMA Hall of Fame member.

Bill France Sr.

Eric Grant, SEMA's first executive director, helps the auto industry navigate various government regulations; he is considered instrumental in changing the SEMA name to the "Specialty Equipment Market Association."

Eric Grant

A look at how Dick McMullen, who is inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 2010, starts off in the automotive industry as a hot rodder; McMullen starts Drag News and then goes into advertising before owning Hedman Muffler and Manifold.

Dick McMullen

Corky Coker enters the auto industry working for the family business; he goes on to become a well-recognized face in the industry, with his signature moustache and personality to match.

Corky Coker

Like many other SEMA Hall of Famers, Chuck Schwartz attends the first SEMA show; he plays a key role in the show and leads it's management team for many years.

Chuck Schwartz

During the course of his illustrious career, SEMA Hall of Famer Chris Economaki promotes races and works as a track announcer, writer, editor and television broadcaster.

Chris Economaki

Bob Cook talks about his love of cars and working on his '51 Mercury, which led him to a career working at a warehouse; he stints at Holley and Edelbrock before being inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 2008.

Bob Cook

Bob Larivee Sr. creates the Detroit Autorama and other leading industry events; he gets inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 2012.

Bob Larivee Sr.

The widow of Bill Perry recounts personal stories about the SEMA Hall of Fame member who created Bill Perry and Associates and later joined the SEMA Board.

Bill Perry

Ben Nighthorse shares stories about growing up in the California car culture of the 1950s.

Ben Nighthorse Campbell

Art Chrisman attends his first drag race in 1951 and races at Bonneville; he does a 180-mph quarter-mile; he is inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 2011 and recalls his early days racing and building cars.

S2015 E15 | Chuck Schwartz

E20 | George Barris

E20 | Bill France Sr.

E19 | Eric Grant

E18 | Dick McMullen

E16 | Corky Coker

E15 | Chuck Schwartz

E14 | Chris Economaki

E13 | Bob Cook

E12 | Bob Larivee Sr.

E11 | Bill Perry

E10 | Ben Nighthorse Campbell

E9 | Art Chrisman