Oh wait, he's serious isn't he...?
Let me be the first to tell you that you have ALOT of reading to do (and maybe a spelling lesson or two). Sponsors aren't going to just come to you, you have to find them, and you need to have something awesome to offer them; exposure.
Just an FYI; Your first trip to SEMA, your first magazine feature, your first build, will basically be on your dime. If the car is good enough to get some exposure (ie pics/features in magazines) then companies will be willing to talk to you, but even then it might not be what you think it is.
It isn't very often that a sponsorship will fall into your lap, you have to go out there and get it, otherwise no one will take you seriously...
EDIT:
Basics of a sponsiorship proposal... (not in this order)
Cover sheet
Project outline with objectives for the next two years
Rendering of the project
Your personal backround
Previous projects and their "exposure level"
Parts lists (and part #'s if possible)
A show schedule for the upcoming year