Saturday, January 05, 2013

Win a 1966 ERA Shelby Cobra and Trailer

Winning at the Race of Life

When you help those in need, you could WIN A BEAUTIFUL CAR http://WinAShelbyCobraCar.com/
 
A $20 DONATION WIN'S A CAR! Will YOU be next? That's exactly what happened to Tony Pellegrino from Huntington Beach California. Tony said, "I never won anything before," however last summer, when he was asked to make a $20 donation to help Hollywood stuntman Sammy Maloof and our Winning at the Race of Life team mentor kids, feed the homeless on skid row in Los Angeles and more, he said, "Sure!" Watch the AMAZING thing that happened next. WILL YOU BE NEXT? Sammy and his dear friend, Vietnam Veteran of the Year, Bob Wieland are giving away another beautiful car soon: A 1966 ERA Shelby Cobra AND a 20" trailer.
 
http://WinAShelbyCobraCar.com/ Don't Miss Your Chance To Win BIG in more ways than one!! Click here to see the day Tony received his prize: http://tinyurl.com/TonyPellegrino
 
Photo: A $20 DONATION WIN'S A CAR! Will YOU be next? That's exactly what happened to Tony Pellegrino from Huntington Beach California. Tony said, "I never won anything before," however last summer, when he was asked to make a $20 donation to help Hollywood stuntman Sammy Maloof and our Winning at the Race of Life team mentor kids, feed the homeless on skid row in Los Angeles and more, he said, "Sure!" Watch the AMAZING thing that happened next. WILL YOU BE NEXT? Sammy and his dear friend, Vietnam Veteran of the Year, Bob Wieland are giving away another beautiful car soon: A 1966 ERA Shelby Cobra AND a 20" trailer. http://WinAShelbyCobraCar.com/ Don't Miss Your Chance To Win BIG in more ways than one!! Click here to see the day Tony received his prize: http://tinyurl.com/TonyPellegrino
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