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Direct Lift Gives Away Trip for Two to Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction

Lisa and Donald Oettinger of Henderson, Nev., were the grand prize winners in Direct Lift's Facebook contest to win a trip to the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction last weekend. The prize included passes to the auction, $500 spending money and three nights at Mandalay Bay Resort, home of the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction.

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MADISON, Ind. – Lisa and Donald Oettinger of Henderson, Nev., were the grand prize winners in Direct Lift’s Facebook contest to win a trip to the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction last weekend.
 
Barrett-Jackson produces “The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions,” automotive and luxury lifestyle events centered on the auction sales of an amazing array of high-end and collector vehicles. Direct Lift is the official lift of the Barrett-Jackson Auctions.
 
The prize included passes to the auction, $500 spending money and three nights at Mandalay Bay Resort, home of the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas Auction.
 
“Thank you, Direct Lift, for an amazing, classic weekend!” Lisa Oettinger said. “My husband and I had a great time.”
 
There are four Barrett-Jackson auctions every year. The Las Vegas event wrapped up the 2012 season.
 

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