1. Ed Iskenderian - SEMA Hall of Fame

Ed Iskenderian speaks about the early days of hot rods, racing in the desert and more.

2. Alex Xydias - SEMA Hall of Fame

Inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 1982, Alex Xydias reflects on the industry and its origins.

3. Chuck Blum - SEMA Hall of Fame

Former SEMA president Chuck Blum talks about the specialty-equipment industry and aftermarket parts.

4. Wade Kawasaki - SEMA Hall of Fame

Wade Kawasaki shares what the SEMA Person of the Year Award means to him.

5. Bob Airheart - SEMA Hall of Fame

SEMA Hall of Famer Bob Airheart talks about how colleagues have become like family.

6. Burke LeSage - SEMA Hall of Fame

Burke LeSage reflects on why he believes the automotive industry embodies the American spirit.

7. Jim Deist - SEMA Hall of Fame

1984 inductee Jim Deist advises younger generations to dedicate their lives to hard work.

8. Henry "Smokey" Yunick - SEMA Hall of Fame

2009 inductee Henry "Smokey" Yunick's love of engines led to a career in racing and innovation.

9. Art Chrisman - SEMA Hall of Fame

Inducted in 2011, Art Chrisman recalls his early days racing and building cars.

10. Ben Nighthorse Campbell - SEMA Hall of Fame

2008 inductee Ben Nighthorse Campbell shares stories of his mentors and 1950s car culture.

11. Bill France Sr. - SEMA Hall of Fame

Ken Clapp shares stories about Bill France Sr., co-founder of NASCAR and SEMA Hall of Fame member.

12. Bill Perry - SEMA Hall of Fame

Bill Perry's widow remembers the creator of Bill Perry and Associates and member of the SEMA Board.

13. Bob Larivee Sr. - SEMA Hall of Fame

Bob Larivee Sr. created the Detroit Autorama and other leading industry events.

14. Bob Cook - SEMA Hall of Fame

2008 inductee Bob Cook talks about his love of cars and working on his '51 Mercury.

15. Chris Economaki - SEMA Hall of Fame

Chris Economaki promoted races and worked as a track announcer, writer and television broadcaster.

16. Chuck Schwartz - SEMA Hall of Fame

Chuck Schwartz led the SEMA Show management team for many years.

17. Corky Coker - SEMA Hall of Fame

SEMA Hall of Famer Corky Coker is one of the most-recognized faces in the auto industry.

18. Dick McMullen - SEMA Hall of Fame

2010 inductee Dick McMullen started in the automotive industry as a hot rodder.

19. Eric Grant - SEMA Hall of Fame

2013 inductee Eric Grant was SEMA's first executive director.

20. George Barris - SEMA Hall of Fame

George Barris is known for creating the Batmobile, but he contributed to the industry in many ways.