Two Canadians won the PCA raffle!
02-01-2019, 11:20 AM
#1
Race Car
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Two Canadians won the PCA raffle!
Cool to see that two Canadians won out of five Targa GTS offered:
From PCA Website
Here are the grand-prize winners:
From PCA Website
Here are the grand-prize winners:
- John Arand — Upper Canada Region
- Brian Han — Los Angeles Region
- Robert Staffen — Upper Canada Region
- Terry Spaeth — Connecticut Valley Region
- Timothy Ponzoha — Cascade Region
02-01-2019, 02:03 PM
#3
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Yah, Congrats to the winner. Sucks I didn’t win (again), so looking forward to a Targa too.
02-01-2019, 09:42 PM
#7
Very cool! I didn't buy this time. Oh well 6/49 is mine tomorrow night!
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02-02-2019, 04:14 PM
#8
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A friend of mine won the car in the pca raffle a couple years ago. Due to the rules of the raffle, it was going to cost him something like $60,000 CAD cash or more to take delivery of the 'free' car (991 GTS). And PCA wouldn't budge or make concessions whatsoever based on the fact a Canadian member won. He basically had no choice but to take the cash, and after all the taxes and US state & federal tax issues he took home nowhere close to the 'cash value' of the prize. Still a win obviously as it was cash not had beforehand, but a big disappointment considering the advertised prize.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
02-02-2019, 10:10 PM
#9
Racer
A friend of mine won the car in the pca raffle a couple years ago. Due to the rules of the raffle, it was going to cost him something like $60,000 CAD cash or more to take delivery of the 'free' car (991 GTS). And PCA wouldn't budge or make concessions whatsoever based on the fact a Canadian member won. He basically had no choice but to take the cash, and after all the taxes and US state & federal tax issues he took home nowhere close to the 'cash value' of the prize. Still a win obviously as it was cash not had beforehand, but a big disappointment considering the advertised prize.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
02-02-2019, 10:10 PM
#10
A friend of mine won the car in the pca raffle a couple years ago. Due to the rules of the raffle, it was going to cost him something like $60,000 CAD cash or more to take delivery of the 'free' car (991 GTS). And PCA wouldn't budge or make concessions whatsoever based on the fact a Canadian member won. He basically had no choice but to take the cash, and after all the taxes and US state & federal tax issues he took home nowhere close to the 'cash value' of the prize. Still a win obviously as it was cash not had beforehand, but a big disappointment considering the advertised prize.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
02-03-2019, 11:58 AM
#12
Rennlist Member
Correction: $80k CAD to take delivery of the car here in Canada after all costs. For base, zero option 991.1 GTS which would have had a Canadian msrp in the low $130's.
$130,000 CAD delivery cost once he spec'd it to his liking 😮.
$130,000 CAD delivery cost once he spec'd it to his liking 😮.
02-03-2019, 01:11 PM
#13
Rennlist Member
A friend of mine won the car in the pca raffle a couple years ago. Due to the rules of the raffle, it was going to cost him something like $60,000 CAD cash or more to take delivery of the 'free' car (991 GTS). And PCA wouldn't budge or make concessions whatsoever based on the fact a Canadian member won. He basically had no choice but to take the cash, and after all the taxes and US state & federal tax issues he took home nowhere close to the 'cash value' of the prize. Still a win obviously as it was cash not had beforehand, but a big disappointment considering the advertised prize.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
If PCA is going to allow Canadians to buy tickets, they should also set the raffle up that if a Canadian in fact wins, they get the same opportunity as a US PCA ticket-buying member. For example, having the prize car delivered by a Canadian dealer.
02-05-2019, 09:18 PM
#14
RL Community Team
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I have no reason to doubt you... I think my days of purchasing these tickets may have just come to an abrupt halt!
