C5 Raffle
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Burning Brakes
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From: Eagleville PA
C5 Raffle
If I were to organize a raffle to win 2003 Vette to benefit a charity, would you be interested at $50 or $100 per ticket (or not at all)?
It would most likely be limited to 2000 tickets.
Thanks!
It would most likely be limited to 2000 tickets.
Thanks!
Safety Car
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From: Rochester NY
Re: C5 Raffle (adamw1979)
If I were to organize a raffle to win 2003 Vette to benefit a charity, would you be interested at $50 or $100 per ticket (or not at all)?
It would most likely be limited to 2000 tickets.
Thanks!
It would most likely be limited to 2000 tickets.
Thanks!
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Burning Brakes
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From: Eagleville PA
Re: C5 Raffle
I've given this some more thought, and I think I'd actually want to do a raffle for a C3. Being that my club is all about C3s, it would seem kinda inappropriate to raffle a C5.
So, now I'm wondering if people would pay $50 for 1 of 1000 tickets for 1978 Pace Car or a 1982 CE. Of course, the car would have to have very low mileage and be in great condition!
So, what is your oppinion on that?
So, now I'm wondering if people would pay $50 for 1 of 1000 tickets for 1978 Pace Car or a 1982 CE. Of course, the car would have to have very low mileage and be in great condition!
So, what is your oppinion on that?
Melting Slicks
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Re: C5 Raffle (adamw1979)
I wouldn't want a '78 Pace Car or an '82 CE! I would think that just an original chrome bumper would be sufficient and easier to find, I'd give money for that if I had it to through around.
Safety Car
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Re: C5 Raffle (adamw1979)
I agree wtih X-racer...
What is this charity?
And I agree with Schmucker & Paul...
I would not put up $50 for a '78 or '82CE. But, a big block '69 to '72 would be worth the 1:1000 chance. Might even lower my chances and buy 4-5 for charity and the opportunity to own one.
[Modified by bgrice, 6:39 AM 12/8/2002]
What is this charity?
And I agree with Schmucker & Paul...
I would not put up $50 for a '78 or '82CE. But, a big block '69 to '72 would be worth the 1:1000 chance. Might even lower my chances and buy 4-5 for charity and the opportunity to own one.
[Modified by bgrice, 6:39 AM 12/8/2002]
