Alan Jackson Donates Car From Music Video
Alan Jackson donates 2005 Ford GT for fundraising raffle.

by Neil Haislop


NASHVILLE, TN [Wednesday Jun.21.2006] /J98.com/ -- Alan Jackson has donated his 2005 Ford GT featured in the music video for "The Talkin' Song Repair Blues" to Franklin Road Academy in Nashville for a nationwide raffle.

Raffle tickets are $20 each and may be purchased by logging onto www.FordGTraffle.org.

The drawing for Jackson's Ford GT will be on Friday, September 1st, with proceeds benefiting "The Campaign for
Franklin Road Academy: Investing in Tomorrow's Leaders."

"The Talkin' Song Repair Blues" was the third hit single from Jackson's Platinum album, What I Do, released in 2004.
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Counrty singer Alan Jackson has completely donated his 2005 Ford GT to help raise money for a local school. Franklin Road Academy in Nashville, TN well recieve 100% of ticket sales. The 2005 Ford GT is White with Blue Stripes and has 12,000 miles. Also Mr. Alan Jackson has agreed to autograph the car to the lucky winner, if this person desires so.

 

Cool Beans

 

that'd sure be nice to win that, eh?

 

I'd sell it if I won! ha ha ha

 

i prolly would too lol.

after i took it drag racing.

 

serious as a heart attack! ha ha ha....Don't really care for the new stangs....I'd pay off my car, then put some more mods on the mach and beat the **** out of the new GT's worse than I already do. ha ha

 

You are sadly mistaken my friend, this is no mustang, this is the Supercar Ford GT.



id sell it too btw. Buy a Z06 and pocket 75k

 

Oh duh! Sorry, I should learn how to read! ha ha ha....Yes, I agree with madmatt....sell it and hello z06 and lots of extra cash in hand! ha ha

 

I would sell it only because I couldn't afford to drive it.

 

or afford to pay taxes on it. Read the fine print, you have to pay tax on that and they appraise it at $200,000.00. I would have to sell it almost as soon as i got it just so i didnt go bankrupt.

 

Yeah no kidding huh! I wonder how much insurance would be on that bad boy?

 

not nearly as bad as the like 20,000$ tax :wallbash: