step two, pimp out your friends emails
step three add content to the website that is giving away? this car
The more you work for it, the better your chances might be to win the car, but really.... read the fine print, http://myclassicgarage.com/rules and it says the car won't be available on the day the winner is picked, and they have up to 2 months to arrange for it's delivery, but you have to pay taxes and all that.
But seriously, any website has $100,000 for a hemi cuda to give away? I really doubt it
http://myclassicgarage.com/giveaway_jan2013_b?gclid=CJOPnJb2q7kCFWuCQgod50gARw
a real hemi cuda would be more like 500K
ReplyDeleteGuess you didn't see where we actually gave away a '79 Trans Am last year, huh? And yes, it takes time to deliver a car from the East Coast to the winner in California, plus, the winner is announced Christmas Eve. You want the transporter to miss his family on Christmas day delivering a car to someone else? Didn't think so.
ReplyDeleteyou didn't email it to me, so no. I didn't, and neither did anyone else. If you had thought one about good publicity you'd send me that press release, you tube of the recipient getting the car... and you still haven't convinced me that you're giving away a 100,000 dollar Hemi Cuda, whereas I can believe a 20 thou Trans Am. It's not like you say you gave away a one of 8 Trans Am convertibles, that is about the only rare TA in the Hemi Cuda cost league
DeleteHere's the video of the 2012 giveaway, the '79 Trans AM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsFlfVmLMxo
ReplyDeleteHere's the video of this year's giveaway, a '70 Hemi Cuda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LApU_d9F5s
Here's a link to the 'Cuda we bought to give away: http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/sales/inventory/sold#!/1970-Plymouth-Cuda/133255
Oh, and here is the winner receiving his car that we posted to our facebook: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.403214439761598.94339.257349577681419&type=1
Let me know what other information you need and I'll be happy to get it.