In addition to the hood from the #4 Corvette C6.R that was sold for $3,000, several other parts from the race cars were auctioned by Corvette Racing’s Doug Fehan and Ambassador Ron Fellows at the Corvette Corral at the 12 Hours of Sebring. The money raised was donated to Motorsports Ministries, an organization offering non-denomination services at the track since 1985.
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What a great cause this is and with Ron Fellows and Doug Fehan doing the auction they should get a great response! I wish I had the time to meet Ron Fellows when he was out at Spring Mountain Corvette driving school not too long ago. Maybe next time, but for now we support everything that he does!
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