Lemons Headers, the California-based performance exhaust manufacturer, will make its SEMA debut in 2025 with a heartfelt tribute to late drag racer Lizzy Musi. The company is unveiling “Norma Jeane,” a meticulously crafted first-generation Chevrolet Camaro designed to celebrate Musi’s life, legacy, and impact on the drag racing community.
Created in close collaboration with the Musi family, the “Norma Jeane” Camaro reimagines the car Lizzy once raced on Street Outlaws: Gone Girl and No Prep Kings. The restomod combines modern performance engineering with classic muscle car aesthetics, representing both the raw power and vibrant spirit Musi brought to the sport.
Throughout her career, Lizzy Musi was closely associated with Lemons Headers, which sponsored her during multiple racing seasons. Following her passing in 2024 at age 33 after a public battle with cancer, the company partnered with her father, legendary engine builder Pat Musi, to create a lasting tribute that embodies her passion and authenticity.
The Camaro, finished in a clean white exterior with bespoke detailing, was designed to honor Musi’s fearless attitude and groundbreaking achievements on the track. She made history in 2014 as the first woman to win a Pro Nitrous national event at the Professional Drag Racers Association U.S. Drags—a milestone that inspired a new generation of female racers.
“Norma Jeane” will be showcased at the Lemons Headers booth during SEMA 2025 (booth No. 23655), where attendees will have the opportunity to meet Pat Musi and members of the Lemons Headers team.
The tribute marks more than just a display of craftsmanship; it’s a celebration of a racer whose influence reached far beyond the drag strip. Lizzy Musi’s legacy of determination, authenticity, and excellence continues to accelerate the next wave of motorsport enthusiasts—just as she did in life.
