WIN a Mustang Shelby GT-H

Step into the driver’s seat and experience true racing performance. The Mustang Shelby GT-H’s pedigree dates back to the ‘60s. It’s born from the idea that all drivers should have the chance to pilot a true racing thoroughbred.

Thanks to Mater Cars for Cancer’s latest lottery, that opportunity could soon be YOURS. Someone WILL be taking home their own Mustang Shelby GT-H, along with $45,000 in cash/gold bullion*. That’s a total first prize value of $213,984!

Before you go racing to enter, here’s everything you need to know about this lottery prize draw.

What can I win?

The grand prize is the Mustang Shelby GT-H along with $45,000 in cash/gold bullion*.

But if you join our VIP club, you’ll also go in the running to win a $1,000 Coles Myer Gift Card each week. You’ll also go in the draw to win $10,000 in gold every lottery – exclusive to VIP members only.

Furthermore, every three tickets you buy gives you one chance to win another $5,000 Coles Myer Gift Card!

About the Mustang Shelby GT-H

To truly appreciate the origins of the Mustang Shelby GT-H, it’s worth knowing a little about the man behind the name – Carroll Shelby. Born as the son of a humble postman in Texas, Carroll would go on to forge a brief stint as a Formula One racing driver.

Following his racing retirement, he moved into car production. His first project was brokering a deal between Ford and British producer AC to supply V8 engines for their sports car, the AC Cobra. What quickly became known as the Shelby Cobra is now revered as one of the greatest sports cars of all time.

That partnership with Ford saw him take the reins to their upcoming models of Mustang. This is where his legacy with this automotive giant hit new heights.

The Mustang GT350

His work with Ford on the Mustang GT350 created one of the greatest driver’s cars of all time. This car blended raw muscle with top-of-the-line transmission, racing-calibre tyres, and a lightweight, two-seater construction. However, for the pure love of driving that the Shelby GT350 was able to instil, it was still out of financial reach for most drivers. That’s when Shelby brokered yet another deal for Ford, but this time with Hertz Rent-a-Car. The result was a racing car available for all to rent – the Shelby GT350-H (yes, the ‘H’ stood for ‘Hertz’).

Their “Rent-a-Racer” promotion saw the production of 1,001 GT350-H models, all featuring the iconic black finish, black interior, and bold, gold Le Mans stripe across the top. The promotion was as successful as you’d expect, with the vehicles being sold to the public.

Driving race cars was an avenue for me to learn how to build my own car, and that was my ambition all along. – Carroll Shelby

Today, Ford has rejuvenated Carroll Shelby’s vision for giving everyone the chance to drive a true race car with their latest Mustang Shelby GT-H. To pay homage to the car’s phenomenal legacy, it’s even finished with the same black paint and gold Le Mans stripe.

Key Specifications

• 522kW of power with 827Nm of torque
• 0L supercharged V8 engine
• 10-speed automatic SelectShift® Transmission
• 2019 model

Your support makes a difference

In 2019, an estimated 396** new cases of cancer will be diagnosed every day in Australia alone.

Your Mater Cars for Cancer lottery ticket purchases fund vital resources and expertise across Mater Research, Mater Health and Mater Education – supporting ground breaking medical research and leading patient care services in our community. Your lottery ticket goes towards making cancer history.

Find out more about the work Mater Research Brisbane does.

How do I enter?

You can show your support for Mater Cars for Cancer lottery No. 88 by purchasing a ticket today. A $30 ticket not only puts you in the running for the brand-new Mustang Shelby GT-H, but it also puts valuable funding towards patient like Elizabeth. Read her story here.

*Cash (up to the maximum value permitted by legislation under the laws of the State that the winner resides in); and gold bullion for any remaining balance.
**Source: www.aihw.gov.au