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    View Poll Results: Vote the ticket price you would purchase

    Voters
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    • I would buy a $100 raffle ticket

      63 54.78%
    • I would buy a $50 raffle ticket

      40 34.78%
    • I would buy $150 in raffle tickets

      3 2.61%
    • I would buy $200 in raffle tickets

      4 3.48%
    • I would buy $250 in raffle tickets

      1 0.87%
    • I would buy $300 in raffle tickets

      2 1.74%
    • I would buy $350 in raffle tickets

      0 0%
    • I would buy $400 in raffle tickets

      2 1.74%
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    1. #11
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      Jul 2003
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      Quote Originally Posted by trapin
      I'd buy 3 $50 tickets and only 1 $100 ticket.

      A '69 Camaro? :bsjerk:

      Good God.....can't we do a different car?



      How about a Mopar? It doesn't have to be a hard to find or restore Mopar. Duster's and Dart's make KILLER Pro-Touring cars. Or how about a different Chevy like a '69-'70 Chevelle or '65-'66 Malibu.

      Hell, even another Mustang would be sweet too.
      Well the '69 Camaro is a good choice for several reasons..

      1. you can still find them for a reasonable price if you try hard enough (as opposed to a 70 Cuda or fastback Stang)

      2. there is a HUGE aftermarket and that would be helpful in looking for parts donations from site sponsors and mfg's.. For example, what would DSE donate to a mopar project?

      3. like it or not they are the most popular car out there right now and as such would get the most people excited to get one for $100.. who wouldn't want to win a free PT '69 Camaro? If you built some offbeat car a lot of people would not be as interested.

      4. sounds like the plan for this is to be a regular thing so it is important that the first one be a HUGE success, that will make future cars (even more offbeat ones) easier to do since the program will have a track record of success. did that make sense?

      Now the tricky part would be to get Dynacorn to donate one of thier bodies.. lol.. Im sure that build would generate a lot of magazine interest. But the project would be better off finding a clean roller since it would require less work and would not nickle and dime the coffers to death on all the various little parts. The project would also not have the VIN number issues and other liabilitie concerns.

      <-- would buy a $100 ticket
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

      1968 Track Rat Camaro:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGHJ5c1yLIo&t=2s

      1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBVPR3sRgyU





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