The National Motor Museum is offering a 1972 restored MGB GT as the top prize in its 2025 draw.
Tickets are £2 each and are now available for purchase with all the proceeds directly supporting the National Motor Museum Trust in Beaulieu, in the New Forest.
The vintage car prize includes 12 months servicing and breakdown cover as well as a voucher for insurance with Hagerty.
The MGB GT, powered by a 1.8litre B-series engine and 4-speed gearbox with overdrive, has undergone a complete restoration with a new BMH Heritage bodyshell. In a nod to modern convenience, it also features electric power steering.
The museum also claims the restoration has retained the car's classic charm, showcasing a full black leather interior and an upgraded walnut dashboard.
In addition to the star prize, ticket-holders could win an experience as a passenger in one of the National Motor Museum's historic vehicles during the London to Brighton Run 2025, including a night of accommodation in London.
The third prize is a three-person tour around the New Forest in a vehicle from the Museum Collection, topped off with a chocolate treat from the Beaulieu Chocolate Studio.
Jon Murden, Chief Executive of the National Motor Museum said: "This is the first time we have offered a classic car in our prize draw. Whilst the modern Minis that have been the star prize in the past have been fabulous, this MGB GT will give the winner a chance of experiencing the joy of owning and driving a true icon of British motoring.
"Each year our car raffle helps raise funds for our Museum allowing us to tell the story of motoring and to care for the thousands of motoring objects, photographs, archive film and our famous collection of vehicles."
The draw is set to take place on Friday, March 28, 2025, at the National Motor Museum.
Tickets can be obtained at the information desk or by phoning 01590 614792.
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