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The New Jersey lottery is now giving away the chance to win a new Jeep. The car is a Jeep Wrangler and you can win it anytime between January 1, 2012 and January 31, 2012. This year, the odds of winning the Jeep is 1 in 7,200. That’s pretty good! That’s the last chance I’ll have to let go of my Honda Accord.
The reason this car is special is that it is the first Jeep Wrangler to be sold with a V8 engine and a seven-speed automatic transmission. I know, I know, the Wrangler is a huge truck and the V8 is the most powerful engine ever, but to me the 7-speed transmission is the most important thing in the Jeep Wrangler, and this one has that.
In this raffle, you can pick one of three different color options.
I like the red because of the deep red leather interior, the big red shifter, the big red exhaust, the huge red tires, and the big red windshield.
This is a classic car raffle and the winner gets to drive the Wrangler for a day, but they will also receive a new car, a new set of tires, and a brand-name car for that day. There is also a chance to win a V8 “Viper” kit (it’s a kit that includes a V8 engine and the V8 V8 V8 V8 engine).
We love the raffle part of the contest. It’s the part where we have to hand out prizes, and then we have to hand out the rules.
In fact, the raffle is a two-part process. First we need to have a raffle entry form. The form is really just a single sheet of paper. It asks you to fill in your name, phone number, and email address. Then we need to send out the raffle packets. Then we need to collect raffle entries.
The packets come in two sizes. The original size is 5 by 8 inches, and the larger sized one is 6 by 10 inches. They are both filled with small colored balls, and you pick an amount you want to win.
You receive a packet with 5 color-coded balls. The first packet you receive holds a number of numbered balls that correspond to the amount you gave out. Each round is worth 10 points, and if you collect all 10 points, you win the raffle. The first packet you received is worth 5 points, the second packet is worth 10 points, and so on. The last packet you receive holds 5 color-coded balls.
The goal of the game is to see which of the colored balls you get first. So on, say, a 5-packet raffle you would have a very good chance of winning the most money. The game really only works if you collect all the colored balls, though. The odds of winning are so high that it’s not worth trying to collect all the balls.