Photo by Dustin W. Johnson
Photo by Dustin W. Johnson
The SEMA Show is where the aftermarket world shows off its biggest ideas, new parts, wild one-off builds, and the kind of craftsmanship that is meant to stop foot traffic in its tracks. In this video, our spotlight lands on a 1963 International ice cream truck customized by Mister Cartoon, a Los Angeles artist whose lettering and fine-line tattoo aesthetic helped shape modern street and lowrider visuals, and Rockford Fosgate, a car audio brand known for building high-output sound systems. This build combines art, culture, and audio into one attention-grabbing centerpiece, and the story behind how it ended up on the SEMA floor is an example of why the popular show exists.
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