What a one off ZR-1 for $3?
It's true. $3 per ticket and the money goes to the Kid's Wish Network. Oh, and you also get a fully restored '67 427 Vette! It looks like the charity is located in Holiday.
"Want to be a hero? Or, do you at least want to drive a heroic car? May we suggest the 1 of 1 Hero Edition 2009 Corvette ZR1 that General Motors has created specifically for the Kids Wish Network. There may not be any changes to the stock ZR1's drivetrain, but that's fine – it certainly didn't need any.

To separate the Hero Edition from the rest of its ZR1 siblings, GM's team of Corvette designers and engineers equipped this particular 'Vette with a bespoke graphics package with red accents in lieu of the normal blue. Other special bits include "additional carbon fiber components," though we're left wondering what those composite pieces may be.
There's only one 2009 Hero Edition in existence, and if you want it, you'll need to order a $3 ticket... or, ya know, a few hundred tickets. There's no limit on how many times a single individual can enter the drawing, and the more tickets you purchase, the better your chances of winning will be. Shelley Breiner, Executive Director for the Kids Wish Network, expects this lone drawing to fund its Hero of the Month program for at least an entire year. So, order away – it's for a good cause."
Save the Cheerleader? GM creates Hero Edition Corvette ZR1 to benefit Kids Wish Network
Source: Autoblog — We Obsessively Cover The Auto Industry
"Want to be a hero? Or, do you at least want to drive a heroic car? May we suggest the 1 of 1 Hero Edition 2009 Corvette ZR1 that General Motors has created specifically for the Kids Wish Network. There may not be any changes to the stock ZR1's drivetrain, but that's fine – it certainly didn't need any.

To separate the Hero Edition from the rest of its ZR1 siblings, GM's team of Corvette designers and engineers equipped this particular 'Vette with a bespoke graphics package with red accents in lieu of the normal blue. Other special bits include "additional carbon fiber components," though we're left wondering what those composite pieces may be.
There's only one 2009 Hero Edition in existence, and if you want it, you'll need to order a $3 ticket... or, ya know, a few hundred tickets. There's no limit on how many times a single individual can enter the drawing, and the more tickets you purchase, the better your chances of winning will be. Shelley Breiner, Executive Director for the Kids Wish Network, expects this lone drawing to fund its Hero of the Month program for at least an entire year. So, order away – it's for a good cause."
Save the Cheerleader? GM creates Hero Edition Corvette ZR1 to benefit Kids Wish Network
Source: Autoblog — We Obsessively Cover The Auto Industry
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I'm sure the designers and engineers were called in to stick on some vinyl.
I got bored and was reading the terms and conditions and saw this.
(GPW) stands for Grand Prize Winner for you newbs.
(GPW) stands for Grand Prize Winner for you newbs.
Originally Posted by Corvette Sweepstakes
This statement shall include the amount KWN is required by IRS regulations to collect from the GPW prior the GPW accepting delivery of the Grand-prize. If the GPW is a Canadian resident, to win, the conditional GPW must first correctly answer, unaided, a time-limited mathematical skill testing question administered by mail. If the conditional GPW fails to comply, the Grand Prize WILL BE FORFIETED and, at KWN’s discretion the next alternate GPW will become the new conditional GPW.
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It's a shame isn't it? A guy throws a few bucks in the hopes of winning a $100K dream machine and he has to come up with 35K for the IRS before he can pick it up. Not as easy as it sounds, especially in this economy.
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Chuck
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Chuck
www.BabelMotorsports.net
www.SAFEMotorsports.com
I got to sit in that ZR1. My brother works for GM, and it is in the showroom of the store he works at. He called me when they we're bringing it in, and I got to sit in it/rev it up a bit. Sounds AMAZING. Its pretty much a stock ZR1 with vinyl's on it, but nothing wrong with that..still an awesome car!
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