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That all depends on what you want to be sponsored for. If its for shows and audio talk to your local auto body shops. If your planning on racing bars are good places to start looking for sponsors. Bring pictures of your car and speak with the owner. Explain to him/her the benefits of donating to your cause and expect to sticker up your car
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