Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

	Act soon if you want to secure a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury project vehicle for this year—proposals are due March 1, 2010.

Ford is accepting proposals for its annual project vehicle program, and now is a great time to put together a design, build-up, and marketing plan for a 2010 project Ford, Lincoln or Mercury.

Eligible vehicles include the 2011 model year Fiesta, Mustang (including new 5.0 GT), Edge, F-150, Super Duty, Lincoln MKX and 2012 Focus.

Criteria are similar to past Ford project-vehicle programs: companies requesting project vehicles should be a manufacturer or designer/restyler; a current SEMA member; and committed to a thorough marketing plan that includes the 2010 SEMA Show.

Click here for additional details. Don’t delay—proposals are due by March 1, 2010.

An agent in Brenda Priddy's international spy photo cabal caught these shots of ice track mule testing for what she says is Lamborghini's Murciélago replacement. The new model is likely to be called the "Jota," in homage to a one-off, ultra-high-performance Miura built in the early '70s.

A direct-injection V12, aluminum space-frame chassis and extensive carbon fiber are likely to form the heart and body of the new bull, and Priddy speculates that a Haldex all-wheel-drive system will anchor the powertrain.

Don't expect to see this Italian finery debut for at least a year.

Photos copyright Brenda Priddy & Company. Reuse or reproduction without copyright holder's consent is prohibited.

An agent in Brenda Priddy's international spy photo cabal caught these shots of ice track mule testing for what she says is Lamborghini's Murciélago replacement. The new model is likely to be called the "Jota," in homage to a one-off, ultra-high-performance Miura built in the early '70s.

A direct-injection V12, aluminum space-frame chassis and extensive carbon fiber are likely to form the heart and body of the new bull, and Priddy speculates that a Haldex all-wheel-drive system will anchor the powertrain.

Don't expect to see this Italian finery debut for at least a year.

Photos copyright Brenda Priddy & Company. Reuse or reproduction without copyright holder's consent is prohibited.

Sherry Price-McCall

Sherry Price-McCall, account executive at Masters TV in Bristol, Tennessee, began her career in the specialty-equipment industry 12 years ago with York International. Over the past decade, she’s created a variety of new features and programs to promote the automotive industry, particularly among youth in motorsports and ways to keep them involved.

Most recently, she developed the concept for a 13-week series called "Motorsports U," highlighting students who race on the University of Northwestern Ohio’s race team.

“I have the privilege of working with the youth in our market through our television programming,” McCall says. “It’s very satisfying to be part of their excitement and wide-eyed vision for the future of the automotive industry.”

Asked if she’s had a mentor in the industry, McCall says that her list is endless.

“If I was to mention a few, it would be my husband, Butch McCall, who guided me through the process of automotive marketing; Ted and Linda Jones, who have supplied me with the history and stories of this great industry; and Debbie Walls, who has been a wonderful friend and business partner through the years.”