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EFV-8 Club Forum / General Ford Discussion / '40 Coupe Raffle Winner

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V8COOPMAN

03-17-2016 @ 1:19 PM

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When will the winner's name be posted HERE? Fordbarn has posted that Vince Carabelos of Wheat Ridge, Co. won the coupe eons ago already. DD

ford38v8

03-17-2016 @ 2:18 PM

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FYI, You just did.

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len47merc

03-17-2016 @ 2:32 PM

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You forgot to add your smiley face to that reply Alan

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VT/JeffH

03-17-2016 @ 3:38 PM

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Hi Everyone, Remember that the V-8 Club, and the V-8 Foundation are two different organizations.

It's my opinion everyone should be a member of both. I signed up as a life member last summer. I got my first membership as a gift from Bob Malley (an offer at the Hiawassee meet) and have been a member ever since. Our regional group signed up every single member for Foundation membership with funds raised by hosting a National Meet.

The foundation is going to build another building, more than doubling their space. The point of the '40 Coupe raffle was to pay for some of that building.

I wonder if everyone knows that the next $25,000 they raise will have $75,000 added to it by a generous donor.

It's a fine group of people that run the Early Ford V-8 Foundation & Museum. They deserve all the support we can send their way, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, who donated the car, should sleep very well tonight.

-VT/JeffH

TomO

03-18-2016 @ 8:54 AM

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You can find out who won the car, along with a link to the video here.

http://www.fordv8foundation.org/

Thanks to Tom and Pam Johnston for their great donation

Tom

BUCKAWHO

04-16-2016 @ 7:37 PM

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Hi...The car is still at the museum in Auburn. At the last club meeting, I came to understand that the winner is not really interested in owning the car, and would like to part with it. Maybe others with more info could supply more details on the situation. BT

trjford8

04-17-2016 @ 5:34 PM

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The Foundation had drawn two other tickets for backup in case the winner did not want the car. I'm sure that one of those tickets will own the car if the original winner passes on it.

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