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Car Auction Raises $250,000 for the Armed Forces
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The Armed Forces Foundation (AFF) along with our partners Super Chevy Magazine and Route 66 Motorsports, are proud to announce the Project American Heroes III car; a fully restored and highly modified 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle. This year’s car debuted at the 2010 Barrett-Jackson Collector Car auction in Orange County, CA and on Saturday, June 26, sold for $250,000. All proceeds benefitted the AFF, which was the largest amount procured for any charity at the auction. "We are so fortunate to have partners like Super Chevy Magazine, whose hard work and generosity makes it possible for us to pursue our mission and lend a helping hand to our men and women in uniform," said Armed Forces Foundation President Patricia Driscoll. "The money raised will be used to assist military families facing financial hardships and provide them with the support they so desperately deserve." Project American Heroes began in 2007, and in addition to
Super Chevy, Route 66 Motorsports and the AFF, the Project
American Heroes program works with over 30 automotive performance aftermarket
companies to assemble the finished project. This year’s Chevelle is powered
by a GM Performance 550hp Supercharged LSA engine and TCI 6-speed automatic
transmission and is equipped with custom Boze billet aluminum wheels and
high performance suspension system from Detroit Speed Engineering. Additional
parts for the car were donated by National Parts Depot, Edelbrock, Fesler
Billet, Baer Brakes, Sony, Strange Engineering, Legendary Auto Interiors,
Specialty Power Windows, Thermo Tec, PPG Paints, K&N Engineering,
Painless Performance, AutoRad Radiators, Inland Empire Driveline, Soffseal,
and Old Air Products. Armed Forces Foundation Programs
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