Enter To Win A Fully Restored 1961 Corvette Convertible and a 2019 Corvette ZR1!

GRAVETTE, Ark. - Jan. 18, 2019 - PRLog -- The 2019 Corvette Dream Giveaway brought to you by Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, a nationwide drawing sponsored by New Beginning Children's Homes–a charitable organization, has officially launched! The winner of this power-packed prize package will receive a fully restored 1961 Corvette Convertible and a brand new 2019 Corvette ZR1 plus $60,000 towards the prize taxes!

For the 2019 Corvette Dream Giveaway, car-sweepstakes specialists Dream Giveaway Garage has once again teamed up with Lingenfelter Performance Engineering, a globally recognized brand in the performance engineering industry.

The Grand Prize: The 2019 Corvette ZR1 is the fastest production car ever built by Chevrolet. It goes 0-60 mph in 2.85 seconds, quarter mile in 10.6 seconds and has a top speed of 212 mph. This beast is packing 755 horsepower thanks to its supercharged V-8 engine. It features a stunning black exterior with an Adrenaline Red leather interior from the factory plus the Lingenfelter signature treatment including callouts on the windshield, hood, rear fascia and seat rests, and custom-colored ZR1 emblems on the hood and rear fascia. The 2019 Corvette ZR1 includes components not found on other seventh-generation Corvettes including a carbon-fiber halo hood and engine cover, flared front fenders, left and right front air inlets, rear brake cooling ducts, and a unique carbon-fiber front splitter. This grand prize Corvette also comes with the optional ZTK Track Package.

Motor Trend had this to says, "The 2019 Corvette ZR1 draws a crowd when parked, unsolicited questions from grocery store employees retrieving shopping carts, and even more thumbs-up reactions on the road. It is as over-the-top as they come, as it should be."

The 1961 Corvette Convertible is considered to be one of the most desirable Corvettes every produced. Making this grand prize Corvette more desirable then the rest is the fact that it has received a ground-up restoration equal to something you would see crossing the auction block at Barrett Jackson. Distinctive features on the front end of the 1961 Corvette include a dual headlamp system, chrome grill, and new cross-flagged system with C-O-R-V-E-T-T-E spelled out. This Corvette features a Tuxedo black exterior with a beautiful red leather interior. It is powered by a 480hp LS376 V-8 engine backed by a GM 4L60-E four-speed automatic transmission. Other features include rack-and-pinion power steering, four-wheel power disc brakes, aftermarket chassis and suspension, power windows and a retro-styled instrument panel.

Mecum Auctions says, "First-generation Corvettes have become increasingly popular as raw material for the Resto Modding treatment, for two very good reasons. The first-generation cars, comprising model years 1953 through 1962, are genuine classics of American automotive design, and builders enjoy a treasure trove of choices in upgrading every aspect of their performance."

ENTER NOW to win BOTH Corvettes by simply calling toll-free to (866) 600-0646 and using promo code PL0119C or entering online at www.dreamgiveaway.com/tickets/corvette?promo=PL0119C and you'll get 50% bonus tickets with any donation of $25 or more!

New Beginning Children's Homes (NBCH), the sponsor of this giveaway, is a 501(c)3 provider of family-style long-term residential care with a mission to provide foster children a safe and faith-centered family atmosphere where they can heal, grow, and be loved while working through difficult life issues. In addition to the funding they receive, NBCH will provide grants to several worthwhile charities, including Honor Flight of West Central Florida, National Guard Educational Foundation, Smile Network International, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Bright Pink and Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries.

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