North Dakota Two FCTP Broncos at MSRP

[Ryan Friesner]

For those of you that haven't seen my last post, below is the link that has all the details of what we are doing.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bill-barth-ford-bronco-comeback-to-combat-hunger.29674/

To recap:

We are selling our FCTP Broncos at MSRP plus any mandatory accessories Ford made us put on. We have had so many people interested in purchasing them that we decided to try to do some good with the popularity instead of lining our dealer pockets.

We are selling raffle tickets at $100.00 each for each of our Broncos. We are donating 100% of the ticket sale proceeds to our State of North Dakota food bank, Great Plains Food Bank.

We have the ability to sell tickets to anyone 18 years or older, no matter where you live. If you, or know someone, that does not want to wait 1 - 3 years to get your Bronco and don't mind if it has a couple miles on it, give me a call and put your name in the hat to be drawn!

Attached are a couple pictures of the Broncos and I also attached our recent commercial with my Dealer/Owner, Ryan Barth, and the Great Plains Food Bank Major Gifts Officer, Ron Walters.

Even if you don't plan on purchasing a ticket, please let me know your thoughts on what we're doing. I'd like to hear some feedback!

Ryan Friesner
Sales Manager
Bill Barth Ford
3205 Memorial Hwy
Mandan, ND 58554

701-663-9564

[email protected]

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[GToddC5]

Wow, this is amazing!

 

[Ryan Friesner]

There is less than 3 weeks to purchase your raffle tickets!! The last day we are selling them is January 25th.

We've had a new record for the furthest away to purchase a ticket. We had a guy from Whittier, AK purchase two raffle tickets (1 for each raffle)! He said that he mainly purchased them because we are donating the ticket sales to a charity.

Contact me to purchase your tickets.

Ryan Friesner
[email protected]
701-663-9564 Ext 118

 

[andrusoid]

For those of you that haven't seen my last post, below is the link that has all the details of what we are doing.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bill-barth-ford-bronco-comeback-to-combat-hunger.29674/

To recap:

We are selling our FCTP Broncos at MSRP plus any mandatory accessories Ford made us put on. We have had so many people interested in purchasing them that we decided to try to do some good with the popularity instead of lining our dealer pockets.

We are selling raffle tickets at $100.00 each for each of our Broncos. We are donating 100% of the ticket sale proceeds to our State of North Dakota food bank, Great Plains Food Bank.

We have the ability to sell tickets to anyone 18 years or older, no matter where you live. If you, or know someone, that does not want to wait 1 - 3 years to get your Bronco and don't mind if it has a couple miles on it, give me a call and put your name in the hat to be drawn!

Attached are a couple pictures of the Broncos and I also attached our recent commercial with my Dealer/Owner, Ryan Barth, and the Great Plains Food Bank Major Gifts Officer, Ron Walters.

Even if you don't plan on purchasing a ticket, please let me know your thoughts on what we're doing. I'd like to hear some feedback!

Ryan Friesner
Sales Manager
Bill Barth Ford
3205 Memorial Hwy
Mandan, ND 58554

701-663-9564

[email protected]

Well, to get $50,000, you'd have to sell 500,000 tickets. Would it possibly be better to just sell them outright and donate the proceeds? I'm all for charity, but if you sell over a million tickets for both vehicles I will believe.

 

[rhymeswithbronco]

Well, to get $50,000, you'd have to sell 500,000 tickets. Would it possibly be better to just sell them outright and donate the proceeds? I'm all for charity, but if you sell over a million tickets for both vehicles I will believe.

You underestimate North Dakotans and their love for raffles, which is only eclipsed by their love for hockey and ice fishing. The Great Plains Food Bank is a frequent recipient of these charities and must be one of the best stocked in the country. No doubt this will be another banner day for them.

 

[andrusoid]

You underestimate North Dakotans and their love for raffles, which is only eclipsed by their love for hockey and ice fishing. The Great Plains Food Bank is a frequent recipient of these charities and must be one of the best stocked in the country. No doubt this will be another banner day for them.

Go North Dakota, GO!!!!

 

[Ryan Friesner]

Thank you all for the great comments! The time period has ended to purchase a raffle ticket and we are going to be holding the drawings on Feb 1st.

Honestly, we thought we'd have a better response than we did. We ended up selling 15 tickets for each raffle for a total of 30 tickets sold which equates to $3,000 donated to the food bank. We figured that we would, conservatively, sell 100 tickets or $10,000 worth. So what we are going to do is make up that difference so that the Food Bank will receive $10,000.

 

[scottfwalter]

Thank you all for the great comments! The time period has ended to purchase a raffle ticket and we are going to be holding the drawings on Feb 1st.

Honestly, we thought we'd have a better response than we did. We ended up selling 15 tickets for each raffle for a total of 30 tickets sold which equates to $3,000 donated to the food bank. We figured that we would, conservatively, sell 100 tickets or $10,000 worth. So what we are going to do is make up that difference so that the Food Bank will receive $10,000.

It's great to see you support your local community.

 

[Coloradonatives]

Well, to get $50,000, you'd have to sell 500,000 tickets. Would it possibly be better to just sell them outright and donate the proceeds? I'm all for charity, but if you sell over a million tickets for both vehicles I will believe.

Math... heh heh

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