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Non-Profit Organization ImportRaffle.com Raffling off Nissan Skyline R33 GTR, proceeds benefit Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay, WI.

Miami, FL, November 07, 2007 — Today Florida based non-profit organization ImportRaffle.com has announced the raffle of a 1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTR, a rare vehicle in the United States. It is a unique vehicle desired worldwide by automotive enthusiasts. With a twin turbo inline 6 cylinder engine, all wheel drive, and all wheel steering it is a competitive vehicle to the more expensive counterparts. Proceeds of the raffle are going to the Boys and Girls Club of Green Bay, WI. The drawing for the R33 GTR raffle, limited to 500 tickets available at $100 each, will take place on December 24, 2007 leaving one lucky winner with a highly desired Christmas gift.

ImportRaffle.com founder James Anderson issued the following statement, “We want to help out the charity that puts fourth their strongest effort but is unable to grasp the large media attention provided for their larger counterparts. By teaming up with Sean Morris Skyline aficionado and Ben Taylor of Turbo Visions (TurboVisions.com) we are able to provide automotive enthusiasts with highly exclusive vehicles at low ticket costs and great raffle odds. We are in return providing those smaller organizations with large donations while giving one lucky winner their dream vehicle.”

About ImportRaffle.com:

Import Raffle provides vehicles to a niche market in order to raise funds for less recognized charitable organizations. By providing unique vehicles to a niche market, Import Raffle is able to raise money for charitable organizations that don’t receive the media attention their larger counterparts do. There is a strict process that Import Raffle goes through to determine which organizations are eligible for donation from the corporation.

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Holy crap.  That would be a great christmas present  

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So you have a 1/500 chance of winning a skyline for a $100 ticket. Not bad at all! Its a hundred bucks more then a lotto ticket, but your chances are like millions of times better, and a Skyline would be amazing to win! If I had some extra money laying around I'd get one, or 10. And even if you don't win, some if it went to a charity so you can feel good.

Or can you? I just never trust most of the charity *** organizations out theres. Like this one is cool because you can win (unless its rigged), but other charities out there where you just give money, F that! Like what, 5-25% actually goes to the people, and the rest goes to "operating costs".. F those guys, they're like some churches; just in for the money. I'd rather give $20 to a bum and know he got all the use out if it thats possible. He probably amazing week getting high and drunk all day, but hey at least he had fun and I didn't put my $20 towards some *** new Porsche.