The Camaro Z/28 is still about six months away, but judging by these shots delivered by the photographers at Brenda Priddy & Co., Ford may already be working on its answer to Chevy's hot rod.

According to Priddy, body parts from the California Special are up front, and a glance at the side reveals the same tires and wheels from the GT500 as well as the same Brembo brake package.

The real eye-opener comes when you take a peek inside this prototype. The redline on the tachometer is a few ticks past 8,000 rpm, and there is also the blue sticker on the windshield on the driver's side that starts with "TT." This is something Priddy witnessed on numerous twin-turbo, F-150 Ecoboost mules during the past year.

Priddy's shooters asked all their sources about the possibility of this being an early, twin-turbo V8 mule. While the first answer received wasn't a direct one, they were told that every new powertrain Ford has been working on for the last year or so was "package protected for single- or twin-turbo applications." Priddy also said that other sources have indicated a twin-turbo, 5.0L "Roadrunner" V8 is most definitely under the hood of this mule.

Watch for more details on a twin-turbo Shelby GT500 to be shaken loose during the upcoming auto show season.

Photo Credit: Brian Williams/Brenda Priddy & Co.

	The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is available online.
The 2010 SEMA Show Directory Supplement features exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment.

The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is now available online. In addition to the complete exhibitor listing, the directory features a section dedicated to manufacturers' representatives and the territories the representatives serve.

Also available online is the 2010 Directory Supplement, featuring first-time exhibitors sorted by company and booth, as well as exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment. For Show attendees looking for a specific category of product, the Supplement is an ideal tool. Looking to add a line of engine parts, polishes or steel wheels? Just click and print. It's that easy.

As you browse both the Directory and the Supplement, simply click the printer icon in the bottom right-hand corner to print any combination of pages, or click on the PDF icon to save the pages directly onto your computer. Copies of the Directory and the Supplement will also be distributed at the Las Vegas Convention Center throughout Show week, but don't wait until November 2, to start identifying companies you will connect with at the Show.

For more information, or to register for the 2010 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is available online.
The 2010 SEMA Show Directory Supplement features exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment.

The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is now available online. In addition to the complete exhibitor listing, the directory features a section dedicated to manufacturers' representatives and the territories the representatives serve.

Also available online is the 2010 Directory Supplement, featuring first-time exhibitors sorted by company and booth, as well as exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment. For Show attendees looking for a specific category of product, the Supplement is an ideal tool. Looking to add a line of engine parts, polishes or steel wheels? Just click and print. It's that easy.

As you browse both the Directory and the Supplement, simply click the printer icon in the bottom right-hand corner to print any combination of pages, or click on the PDF icon to save the pages directly onto your computer. Copies of the Directory and the Supplement will also be distributed at the Las Vegas Convention Center throughout Show week, but don't wait until November 2, to start identifying companies you will connect with at the Show.

For more information, or to register for the 2010 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is available online.
The 2010 SEMA Show Directory Supplement features exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment.

The 2010 SEMA Show Directory is now available online. In addition to the complete exhibitor listing, the directory features a section dedicated to manufacturers' representatives and the territories the representatives serve.

Also available online is the 2010 Directory Supplement, featuring first-time exhibitors sorted by company and booth, as well as exhibitor cross-references sorted by product category and by market segment. For Show attendees looking for a specific category of product, the Supplement is an ideal tool. Looking to add a line of engine parts, polishes or steel wheels? Just click and print. It's that easy.

As you browse both the Directory and the Supplement, simply click the printer icon in the bottom right-hand corner to print any combination of pages, or click on the PDF icon to save the pages directly onto your computer. Copies of the Directory and the Supplement will also be distributed at the Las Vegas Convention Center throughout Show week, but don't wait until November 2, to start identifying companies you will connect with at the Show.

For more information, or to register for the 2010 SEMA Show, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

Here's a preview of some of the incredible project vehicles heading to Vegas for the 2010 SEMA Show.

Here's a preview of some of the incredible project vehicles heading to Vegas for the 2010 SEMA Show.

Attention 2010 SEMA Show attendees—don't miss out on the top 10 Show opportunities during your trip to Vegas.

Attention 2010 SEMA Show attendees—don't miss out on the top 10 Show opportunities during your trip to Vegas.

The 2010 SEMA Show is November 2-5, don't miss out! You can still register online and attend the biggest automotive specialty-equipment trade show in the world. Register now at www.SEMAShow.com.

 

The 2010 SEMA Show is November 2-5, don't miss out! You can still register online and attend the biggest automotive specialty-equipment trade show in the world. Register now at www.SEMAShow.com.