You Could Win a Hemi-Head Crocker From The Mega Bike Raffle
You Could Win a Hemi-Head Crocker From The Mega Bike RaffleThe 2015/2016 Mega Bike Raffle is kicking off and has one helluva award to give away, so...
The 2015/2016 Mega Bike Raffle is kicking off and has one helluva award to give away, so turn over that couch and dive into those cushions, because you will want to buy a ticket. Or Ten. But no more than 5,000 because that’s all the tickets that are being sold.
Ticket pricing starts at $1,000, with two costing $1,800 and three coming in at $2,500. Now, you may be thinking that is a lot of dough to through on some tickets to possibly win the #8 Hemi-Head Crocker, but there is so much more than that.
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The grand prize winner will also receive $100,000 in cash, an original work of art from artists David Uhl (Uhl Studios in Denver), which is valued at $40,000 and a lifetime membership for two to Wheels Through Time. The total estimated value of the award is $500,000.
Even if you don’t win, each ticket is signed and number by Uhl and gives the purchaser and a guest a lifetime membership to Wheels Through Time. Frame it. It’s art.
The drawing will take place at the Amelia Island Concours in March, 2016 with a portion of the proceeds will go to the Amelia Island Concours foundation. So before March of next year, get those pennies to the bank and buy your ticket. You never know, you could win the Mega Bike Raffle.
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