We have asked you, the viewer, what kind of articles you want in the magazine. Here are some of the feedback LIA Magazine received:

•  A story on the men who support, encourage, and promote women in racing. A "Stand by your Woman" column each month.
• Women in automobile manufacturing industry, executives, designers, etc.
• Hot Rodding women, online women, magazine based, TV, radio, about their jobs, etc. Albuquerque N.M. traffic reporter radio gal Helen Wheels, say her name fast and it's Hell on Wheels.
•  Standings for any woman that raced the previous weekend, drag, circle track, indy car, F1, any racer, motorcycle, Bonneville, etc.
• Young college age women into racing at local tracks, etc
• The women that did it first, fastest, first national win, first to start, etc

• Young college age women into racing at local tracks, etc

• The women that did it first, fastest, first national win, first to start, etc.

• Young go-cart, drag racing girl racers, accomplishments, etc.

• Sell racing products for women,etc.

• Sell sport clothing for women etc.

• Girls at Wyo Tech, UTI or other schools, etc.

• For the woman of the month idea...I think she should be called LIA's Feature "Lady" of the Month...just a thought....

•  I would like to see some how to's on trouble-shooting Step by step

• cover the women who have found success and earned respect throughout the industry and get their stories

• There are SEMA women's groups, DRAW, and other such organizations to find subjects to profile

• Beyond the great female race drivers there are successful businesswomen, legendary racetrack gals who earned respect (like Linda V. and Jungle Pam) and young ladies who are forging their own respectable paths (like the gal who did the traditional hot rod movie and documented its progress here on the HAM

• have some articles featuring the gals across the country that are really into Traditional cars

• My girlfriend and I went to a car cruise sat. nite and found several woman owners who had great stories about their passion for hot rod and customs

• Maybe an ongoing column on real local women across the country or wherever talking about their rides. As much I love history, I need the visuals, maybe a monthly contest for photos of women and their rides

• I’d love articles of ladies cars and the work they have done on their cars. Tech articles and women involved in the early hot rodding/ Kustom days would be great too. Maybe even interviews with the wives/girlfriends/daughters of the old Racers and Kustomisers

• I would love to see articles/interviews of the wives/daughters of the ol timers. Maybe even articles of the ol' "Track Girls" and "Flag Girls" the list goes on and on

• I can remember names like Vicky Woods and Denise McCluggage that raced and were factory test drivers in the Fifties and Sixties. You might want to look at the ladies that race at Bonneville and El Mirage. The car that I'm running was previously driven by a real great lady Marge Price. I know they all have a lot of very interesting stories...

LIA Magazine's - Heading to Indy Goodguys

I've been very busy getting ready for the official launching of the magazine to the public. This month is the first official issue. We are heading down to Indy this weekend for the Indy Goodguys show. Will you be in attendance? I would love to meet up with all you gals and guys at the show or the Adams Mark. We also plan to visit with the Road Rockets on Saturday.

Currently for the magazine we have 3 or 4 categories/columns we are wanting to publish every month - Events/Happenings (This can include building a car, testing a car at the track before a race, event itself, etc.), How Tos,  Features (This can be race cars, hot rods, bikes, etc.), and Who's Who.

I am currently accepting stories or photos from the magazine's readers. So, if you have anything you want to share please go to the contact page - http://www.liamag.com/contact.html. Anyone who'd like to meet up with us send me a comment. If you can't set a time aside to meet please stop and talk with us at the show or the hotel in the evening.  

Looking forward to meeting up with many of you this coming weekend.

Your LIA Lady
Julia Aschenberg
LIA Magazine – Ladies in Autosports
(Produced by J A Media, LLC)
5236 N. 225 W.
West Lafayette, IN 47906-9724
765-497-3735
liamag@mindspring.com
Blog – http://blog.liamag.com/
LIA Magazine – http://www.liamag.com/

When we came upon this nice and clean 1951 Ford Sedan, we all thought wow this is a really neat custom. As we took a closer look we soon realized that it was built by gals and guys from Roseville High School out of Roseville, Michigan.

Go to LIA Magazine – Ladies in Autosports to view the feature of the ‘51 Ford displayed at the 2009 Detroit Autorama Show.

Go to the following link to view the feature story
http://www.liamag.com/feature.html

Sincerely,

Your LIA Lady
Julia Aschenberg
LIA Magazine – Ladies in Autosports
(Produced by J A Media, LLC)
5236 N. 225 W.
West Lafayette, IN 47906-9724
765-497-3735
liamag@mindspring.com
Blog – http://blog.liamag.com/
LIA Magazine – http://www.liamag.com/

Hey Gals and Guys,

Check out the event coverage of the Ladies Show N Shine at the Detroit Autorama this year.
http://www.liamag.com/event.html
The LIA Magazine staff was in force up in Detroit to inform gals and guys about their new magazine coming out this June. Because you the viewers wanted something now we pushed up the date for the start of the e-zine magazine. Currently the magazine is online now with portion of the sections containing information for you the reader. The first complete full issue will be out June 2009. Feel free to visit back to our site for updates regularly and give us your thoughts and ideas of what you’d like to see in the future.
Thanks.

Your LIA Lady,
Julia Aschenberg
http://www.liamag.com/
http://blog.liamag.com/
liamag@mindspring.com
765-497-3735

Hey Automotive Enthuisiasts

LIA Magazine had the opportunity to sit down with an up and coming Automotive Enthusiasts, Ashley Webb, at the Detroit Autorama show this year. We asked her questions such as: how she became involved in the industry, her take on the industry today, and what she sees for the future of Hot Rodding. To see more… Go to LIA Magazine-Ladies in Autosports, to view the complete interview click Who’s Who, http://www.liamag.com/whos.html

Your LIA Lady,
Julia Aschenberg
765-497-3735
liamag@mindspring.com
www.liamag.com (LIA Magazine)
blog.liamag.com (LIA blog)

Ladies & Gentlemen we need you!

• Looking for women in automobile manufacturing industry: executives, designers, etc.
• Looking for hot rodding women, online women, magazine, tv, radio, about your job, etc.
• Looking for women that raced the previous weekend: drag, circle track, indy car, F1, any racer, motorcycle, Bonneville, etc.
• Looking for young college age women into racing at local tracks or hot rodding women, etc.
• Looking for young go-cart, drag racing girl racers, accomplishments, etc.
• Looking for Ladies at Wyo Tech, UTI, or other schools, etc.
• Looking for men who support, encourage, and promote women in hot rodding, drag racing, circle track, indy car, F1, any racer, motorcycle, Bonneville, etc.
• Any ideas or thoughts, please share them right here on the LIA Magazine Blog or feel free to email or call us

Your LIA Lady,
Julia Aschenberg
765-497-3735
liamag@mindspring.com
http://www.liamag.com

Hey Ladies and Gentlemen,

Thank you to all of you that I spoke with at the Detroit Autorama Show. All of your support, encouragement, and ideas were greatly appreciated. We enjoyed talking to all of you and hearing your stories about how each of you became involved in the industry and/or creating your automotive art. Look for future features on ladies and their rides. Also, we were fortunate to sit down and interview Ashley Webb. She shared with us many of her thoughts about the automotive industry. Check the LIA website in the near future for the details of Ashley’s interview under Who’s Who – http://www.liamag.com. Also, check out the website to find out what show we’ll be at next to check out your rides and hear your story. Give us your ideas of what you want to see in the magazine right hear on the – blog.

Talk to you later!
Your LIA Lady,
Julia Aschenberg
liamag@mindspring.com
LIA Magazine-Ladies in Autosports

Hey Lady Gear Heads,

Wanted to let you know that I’m one of many Lady Gearheads like all of you. I’m a professional photographer who has freelanced for the car magazines for 19 years. Next week I’m heading up to the Detroit Autorama show to let you know that I’m producing an online automotive magazine for ladies, called LIA Magazine - Ladies in Autosports/. You’ll see me walking around with my LIA shirt on at the show. So, if any of you happen to see me don’t be afraid to stop me or my gang to give us your ideas. Looking forward to seeing and talking with any and all of you at the show Mar 6th through Mar 8th.

Please stay on the blog at http://blog.liamag.com/ to give me your ideas for what you want to see in the magazine if you are unable to attend Detroit. The first online issue will be June 2009. The website is http://www.liamag.com/.

Your LIA Lady,
Julia Aschenberg>
liamag@mindspring.com
LIA Magazine-Ladies in Autosports