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)?

Thanks!

Make it a survey where I am semi anonymous and I'll answer the question

DEFINATELY!!!!!!!!

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?

I'd be in Of course I already have a CE so you know which I would vote for

Adam, you can raffle my Vette as long as i get 8000$ of the proceeds =) I'll even get the door painted!

Scot

Adam,
Before you make any comittments to this idea, PLEASE spend some time with a tax man...oopppps sorry, a GOOD tax man. We have raffled off a new Vette every year for around 28 or 29 years and trust me, there are tax considerations a-plenty. We have a large portion of our 60 person club selling tickets for 11 1/2 months a year plus thousands of fliers we send out by mail and place at every cruise or show we attend and some years we are selling the tickets at a reduced price at our X-mas ball just to get rid of the last few tickets.
Charity work is always a good thing, just be VERY carefull you have each and every one of your ducks lined up in a nice straight "bullet proof" line.
And the answer is , YES I would buy a ticket but unfortunately after going through this year after year, NO I won't help sell them cause I have enough trouble selling them for my club for a new Vette at the same $60.00 per ticket for 1000 tickets.
I'm sorry that I sound negative but I do wish you luck with this if you do it. It is a lot of work and up front dollars but I am SURE you will make some charity very happy with a 40 or 45 thousand dollar donation.