SEMA 2022 will be upon us before we know it, and the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) certainly knows it. That's why today, SBN announced that it's partnering with Ford to build a Ford Bronco for the Vegas-hosted show in November. And the build team will be entirely comprised of the fairer sex.

This isn't the first time that the SEMA-run network has done a build for the show in this fashion. 10 years ago, SBN built a custom Ford Mustang for the show back in 2012, picking up an award for the effort. That car got much of what we expect to see with this new SEMA build, from some custom paintwork to aftermarket wheels, and a modified powertrain.

The 2022 build will obviously focus more on off-roading, but it isn't some members-only build. Pretty much anyone can volunteer to help out with the build. All you have to do is go tell SEMA you'd like to participate. There is only one requirement: you've got to be a woman who can build some rad stuff. Right now, SBN is looking for help with "a volunteer recruitment team, events team, media/content team, secure parts & sponsorship, and other committees."

Once the SoCal-based build starts this summer, pretty much every aspect of the Bronco will be modified. What remains to be seen is whether the team takes the overlanding route as was so popular last year, or whether they aim for all-out performance in attempt to out-Raptor the new Bronco Raptor.

SEMA says the build will encompass all aspects of modification from the engine, chassis, and drivetrain, to the interior, exterior, paint, and even the sound system.

For now, at least, specifics on the build don't really go beyond what we've listed above. We do, however, know that the build will start as a four-door Bronco Wildtrak, which already has beadlock-capable 17-inch alloy wheels and mud-terrain tires and is powered by a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 producing 330 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque and utilizing a 10-speed automatic gearbox. Frankly, this build could go in any direction. We'd love to see a lowrider-style Bronco street truck, or maybe an even more capable stripped-out version of the Bronco's already capable chassis. For now, we'll have to wait and see what the all-female team comes up with.