Win Two Corvettes And Help Benefit Hospitalized Children

Sept. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- CLEARWATER, Fla. (Sept. 28, 2011) – On December 30, 2011, the Corvette Dream Giveaway, a nationwide sweepstakes to benefit Kids Wish Network’s Hero Program, will come to an end.

All tax-deductible donations that are made will give hospitalized children the chance to become a hero. Each person that makes a donation will also be automatically entered to win both a rare 1963 Split Window Coupe and the one-of-a-kind 2011 Hero Edition ZR1 plus $50,000 cash to help pay the prize taxes. People can enter the 2011 Corvette Dream Giveaway by calling 866-WIN-BOTH or by visiting http://www.winthevettes.com.

The 1963 Split-Window Coupe was the first Corvette coupe ever made and was produced for just one year. With its 327 cubic inch power plant that generates 300hp, this Corvette was considered to be one of the fastest cars on the road. This classic coupe was honored with the Car Life 1963 Award For Engineering Excellence and was the Corvette that introduced the name “Sting Ray.” A beautiful red interior and an iconic split rear window in the back are just a few of the features included in this 1963 Split-Window Coupe.

The 2011 Hero Edition ZR1 has been enhanced by Lingenfelter Performance Engineering to generate over 700hp and exceed 200mph. This Serial #1 of 1 ZR1 sports front bucket seats with a perforated red leather seating surface and embroidery, 5-spoke custom wheels, side scoops and several carbon fiber components.

Proceeds from the giveaway will go to Kids Wish Network to help fund its Hero program which provides services in numerous pediatric facilities nationwide. For more information or to enter the 2011 Corvette Dream Giveaway, call 866-WIN-BOTH or visit www.winthevettes.com.

*$50,000 Cash for TAXES applies to cash paid on behalf of winner for IRS withholding requirement equal to 25% of the grand-prize value; depending on winner’s situation, additional taxes may be owed.

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