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You buy the bike for $8000 (sportster) and sell 500 tickets at $100 a piece = $50,000 income
Just how you would get the 8 grand without working is something you didn't explain :lol:

Anyway, legal or not, I'll get enough to have a decent chance of winning :twisted:

CJ - there's still tickets ...

Scastles wrote:In Japan, I believe.

Not fair!

Cool dude!

I always got a kick out of beavis and butthead discussing Thea "cocoa puff" on his face


Ry

sloop_john_b wrote:There certainly was a 360c63!

Wow! I hadn't heard that. Please elaborate!

Ry

Scastles wrote:Say guys, thought you should know there is no 6 string version of the C '63, just the V '64.

Thanks for posting!

I thought I had missed something

Had me searching the ric site prior to your post though

Thanks for sharing!

Looks like e link for the raffle has been pulled. The link is now dead.

Ry

I just don't understand this.

MARF is a relatively small event on the global scale of things; an event for Rickenbacker enthusiasts to get together, enjoy each other's company, and share our good fortune of owning these wonderful instruments. The fact that there are prizes to be had for a $100 ...

If this wasn't the case nobody would ever work. They would just have a raffle once a year or whenever their funds got low.
Which is nonsense, as close to nobody would have anything of value to raffle, you know.

I do hope everything's checked and legal, though.

I don't know if I would agree ...

If this wasn't the case nobody would ever work. They would just have a raffle once a year or whenever their funds got low.

I hope Chris checked Raffle laws in the State of New Jersey. Interstate laws would apply if he sells these tickets to out of state people. Federal laws apply if he sells them through the US Mail. Taxes apply to the winner.

It isn't that easy to just set up a raffle. Especially if the jurisdiction ...

Neat! Thanks for posting

bottom4 wrote:I agree 100% Brian!

+1!

Absolutely gorgeous!

Absolutely gorgeous and a shame they never made it into production