1932 Ford Bus SEMA HRIA Show Placard - 454 8-71 Blower, Williams Street Rods

This is a photograph of a SEMA Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) display placard shown alongside a vehicle at a car show, promoting www.sema.org/hria with the tagline 'Be Part of the Hot Rod Adventure.' The placard describes a 1932 Ford Bus owned by Terry & Sheryl Williams of Williams Street Rods. Vehicle information listed includes: built by Williams Street Rods, powered by a 454 engine with an 8-71 blower, and a Turbo 400 transmission. Modifications and features credit PPG Paint; Hot Rod Air, Inc. of Selma, Texas; Dynamat of Hamilton, Ohio; Advanced plating of Nashville, Tennessee; and Interior Supply & Services of Houston, Texas. Special thanks are given to Charles Armstrong of Auto Art Studio for custom graphics, and to Sheryl Williams and the Williams Street Rods Crew. A second sign partially visible at right lists sponsor/vendor names including PPG, Hot Rod Air, Lokar, Kicker, Auto Art Studio, The Blower Shop, Sanderson Headers, Flaming River, Unisteer, Optima Batteries, One Shot, Headwinds, Viair, D & J Tool, and Flowmaster. This document is a show display sign rather than a technical reference; no wiring, fuse, or torque data is present.