67 years ago, on the 30th of June, the very first Corvette was born in Michigan. A polo white with a red inside design. That year except this one, other 299 with same design came to the market. Now Chevy corvette, a luxury name with a proud background, has an extraordinary offer to its fans. The 1.75 millionth Corvette will be in the National Corvette Museum Not just for show, but as a raffle prize this August.
In National Corvette Museum, had also rest the one millionth Corvette (a 1992 model) and the 1.5 millionth Corvette (a 2009 model). These cars became so famous among the lovers till a sinkhole inside the Museum swallowed them. They are now by the help of General Motors restored and kept in Museum’s Sky dome.
Now its 1.75 millionth Corvettes turns to put a wheel into the museum. But this settling is temporary, because this car will leave the museum after the lucky winner owns this vehicle. This raffle Is part of a fundraising program by the Museum.at the 26th Anniversary Celebration on the 4th of September, Corvette will be raffled.
As Dr. Sean Preston, President and CEO of the National Corvette Museum claims, “While you do not have to be a raffle winner to pick-up your Corvette from the Museum, we always look forward to celebrating with those who won their car from us,” added Sean. “The Museum has been raffling Corvettes for over 20 years, welcoming new enthusiasts to the family in the process. We are appreciative of those who support our raffle program through ticket purchases as it is one of the primary fundraisers for the Museum.”
If you want to take your chance, you have to buy a $ 200 Ticket for the raffle and don’t forget, just 1,500 tickets are available. You can do it via a secure, barcoded mail order or online at raffle.corvettemuseum.org.