Borla-Sponsored Car Builder Earns Top Honors At SEMA Show -

Borla-Sponsored Car Builder Earns Top Honors At SEMA Show

Bobby Alloway was named the winner of the 2015 Battle of the Builders competition at the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas on November 6. The traditional all-black 1933 Ford Roadster with custom flames, owned by Larry Olson of Sioux Falls, North Dakota, defeated several other high profile entries by other notable builders.

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Bobby Alloway was named the winner of the 2015 Battle of the Builders competition at the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas on November 6. The traditional all-black 1933 Ford Roadster with custom flames, owned by Larry Olson of Sioux Falls, North Dakota, defeated several other high profile entries by other notable builders. Other builds may have featured more new technology than this hot rod, but the Alloway Roadster still impressed the judges, earning top honors at this premier automotive specialty event.

The Battle of the Builders award follows a string of four other awards and accolades received by Bobby this year alone, including:

• America’s Most Beautiful Roadster (AMBR) – Pomona
• Street Rod of the Year – Pomona
• Induction into the Hot Rod Hall of Fame – Pomona
• Goodguys Rod & Custom Association Street Rod of the Year- Columbus 2015

“We’re not at all surprised by Bobby’s amazing Battle of the Builders win at SEMA, but we sure are appreciative of what he’s accomplished. With the entry of so many high-profile builders, this year’s competition was especially tough, and Bobby’s ‘33 Roadster clearly had something special that resonated with the judges,” said David Borla, vice president of sales and marketing at Borla. “Bobby is a legend in the custom hot rod world and since developing a relationship with him in 2014, his overall influence and recognition in the sport continues to grow. We’re thrilled to have him as a part of the Borla family and are very excited to see what he has in store for 2016.”

Courtesy Speedville.com.

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