cstunkard

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Ringo01

Guess it couldn't hurt to try, it's for a good cause :P

cstunkard

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ink003

the cause is a really good one, regardless of the raffle particulars - i just bought my ticket! heh, and now i'm daydreaming about that fateful day in april when i get a phone call out of the blue: "sir, you just won a gt500!" haha, i think i'd crap my pants!!

kenthicken

I'm in!! Just bought my ticket!

Watch, it's probably an automatic... not that it would matter all that much! A $100 GT500 is a $100 GT500!!

steveo555

You can not write this off as a tax deductible.... I was searching there website and found the rules and regulations for this raffle. The link is below.
http://www.centerforenrichedliving.o...le%20Rules.doc

I am pretty sure GT500's only come in 6spd manual

cstunkard

Lack of tax deductibility is because it is a raffle not an outright gift. This is the case for any charity fundraising raffle. So the IRS says [sm=chairshot.gif]

And you are correct all GT500’s are 6 speed stick shfts.

08Steeda

I just bought my ticket! Good cause. I did some sniffing and searching and it look's legit. I also called and spoke with them at the Charity.

Man would I love to have 2 Stangs!!!!

aoblak

I just purchased my three tickets!

vack75

The making of money assumption is in correct.

There is a church in PA St. Micheals that raffles off a car every year, last year it was a GT 500. They made a boat load of money. But they spend alot of time going to car shows and other events to sell tickets