SEMA Mustang Project Part 3: Full-body Makeover

We know you guys are chomping at the bit to see the finished product of the all-female built SEMA Mustang project, but they say patience is a virtue, right?

Project High Gear has a purpose besides showing hot-rod-loving men everywhere that some women also enjoy going elbow-deep in a greasy engine bay. After the show, it's off to eBay Motors for a charity auction, with proceeds going to the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund and one lucky guy or gal is going to own one of the most unique Mustangs ever made.

The concept for this bad Pony project car was founded in 2010 and it took a couple of years to come to fruition. Enthusiasts of Source Interlink Media's magazines and websites voted on three design concepts earlier this year to choose one unique rendering. The winning design just happened to be created by Jennifer Seely of Ford Motor Company.

Our friends at the Blue Oval donated a fully loaded 2013 Mustang GT/CS, powered by a 5.0L Coyote engine platform that was just begging to be modified. From there, a dream team of ladies, all members of the SEMA Business Women's Select Committee, was assembled and given the assignment of creating the one and only all-female-built Mustang project in existence today.

The bulk of the modification and assembly is being done in the Source Interlink Snap-On Tech Center in El Segundo, California.

With this build having over 30 team members, that's a lot of ladies in one garage, but only a select few are hands-on doing the dirty work. Each portion of the build has it's own manager to oversee every detail.

The girls jumped right in and started with our favorite part, bolting some major boosted horses onto this Coyote with an Edelbrock E-Force supercharger kit and a Magnaflow exhaust. It's expected to make over 550 horsepower to the rear tires once the final tuning is complete.

After the horseower portion was completed, they conquered the undercarriage and overhauled the suspension with the help of Whiteline USA, H&R, and Wilwood brakes. No stone was left unturned as they completely replaced the OEM parts with upgraded goodies built to handle serious launching action. Everything from the springs to the control arms was upgraded. We expect to see this thing grab some pavement.

The Pony Express is currently making a pit stop for paint and body upgrades at L&G Enterprises in San Dimas, where this Mare is getting a new body kit, a fresh coat of seductive satin-black paint, and signature rose-gold accents that are totally unique to this design. L&G is also installing the aftermarket grille, headlights, and window tint.

This all-female built Mustang project is coming to a close, but stay tuned for the final segment on all of the finishing details for this one-of-a-kind SEMA showstopper. Don't forget -- you'll have your very own chance to win this sensational racehorse on eBay and for a worthy cause.

We can't wait to see the Stallion's big reveal and the smile it's sure to plaster on the faces of Mustang enthusiasts everywhere, especially our lady fans!