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One of you guys might like this.

Chance to win a '66 Vette. https://www.dreamgiveaway.com/tickets/classic-vette It's done by Buyavette in Atlanta. I bought my "91 from them.

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Dream Giveaway is giving away a 1966 Corvette Convertible plus $30,000 for taxes, and also both a 1961 and 2021 Corvette plus $43,000 for taxes! Tickets for either package are just $3.00 each, with discounts given for bulk purchasing.

The '66 Convertible is finished in Ermine White, said to be in showroom quality condition, and is equipped with a 427/390hp engine, 4 speed, posi-traction, power steering, power brakes, teakwood steering wheel, knock-off style wheels, and even AIR CONDITIONING, making it the highest optioned classic Vette that Dream Giveaway has ever offered!

The 2021 Coupe was special ordered in Silver Flare Metallic/Adrenaline Red with the 3LT package, Z51, Magnetic Selective Ride Control, and 19 other extra cost options!

Last but not least, the '61 Restomod boasts a quarter million dollar build on a custom chassis by Corvette Correction, and features a 525hp fuel injected engine, 6 speed manual transmission, power windows/steering/brakes, Silver/Red color combination, adjustable coil-over suspension, and 19 inch Budnik wheels.

Veterans' and Children's charities benefit from your donation so what have you got to lose? Enter today for your chance to win!

They have been running this raffle for years

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Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe (Post 1899003)

They have been running this raffle for years

And if you look behind the curtain it’s a profitable business for them under the guise of charity.

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Originally Posted by Steve_R (Post 1899011)

And if you look behind the curtain it’s a profitable business for them under the guise of charity.

I wasn’t going to there but….yeah there is that

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Originally Posted by Steve_R (Post 1899011)

And if you look behind the curtain it’s a profitable business for them under the guise of charity.

Aren't all "charities" like that? I don't trust any of them.

There was a thread about this in CFOT several years ago; somebody did some research and found out that only 3% of what they collect makes it to charities.