Plumber who won cash and a £110,000 Porsche sells it… then wins another model in two £198,750 windfalls
- Tom Harvey was to sell his Porsche to raise money for a deposit on a new house
- Won the 911 Carrera 4 GTS model with £20k on Boxing Day in competition, 2017
- Sold this for around £90k but won a £50k car and same cash prize two days after
- He has been left ‘gobsmacked’ and ‘one of the luckiest men on the planet’
Tom Harvey, 28, won a second car and cash prize – with windfalls total £198,750
Plumber Tom Harvey consoled himself that selling his prize Porsche would raise the deposit for a new house… only to win another two days later.
The 28-year-old first won a Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS worth £110,000 on Boxing Day in 2017 – along with £20,000 in cash – after entering an online spot-the-ball competition.
Incredibly, last week he won another model – this time a Macan S worth just a shade under £50,000 – and another £20,000 in cash. His two windfalls total £198,750.
But the biggest cause for celebration was that he had just sold his first win for about £90,000 last Sunday to use as a deposit on a new house with his partner – two days before learning he had won his second dream car.
Commenting on his good fortune, Tom, from Dartford, Kent, admitted that he was ‘gobsmacked’ by the win.
![Mr Harvey (pictured wearing a khaki coat and cracking open a bottle to celebrate) won a £50k Porsche Macan S model and £20k cash prize in an online spot-the-ball competition last week](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/13/00/19639916-7567023-Tom_Harvey_pictured_cracking_open_a_bottle_to_celebrate_won_a_50-m-115_1570924662750.jpg)
Mr Harvey (pictured wearing a khaki coat and cracking open a bottle to celebrate) won a £50k Porsche Macan S model and £20k cash prize in an online spot-the-ball competition last week
‘I must be one of the luckiest men on the planet at the moment,’ he said.
Tom, who was attending a plumbing course in Essex with his father Bill when he received news of the latest win, added: ‘I just ditched the course and went straight to Porsche in East London.
‘I seriously never thought I’d win once, let alone twice, so I’m properly gobsmacked.’
![Mr Harvey (pictured in blue top) has been left 'gobsmacked' after having just sold his first prize, a Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS worth £110k, from the competition in 2017 (pictured with the Porsche two years ago). He sold his first win for around £90k as he wanted to get a deposit down on a new house](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/13/00/19639936-7567023-He_has_been_left_gobsmacked_after_having_just_sold_his_first_pri-m-113_1570924647982.jpg)
Mr Harvey (pictured in blue top) has been left ‘gobsmacked’ after having just sold his first prize, a Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS worth £110k, from the competition in 2017 (pictured with the Porsche two years ago). He sold his first win for around £90k as he wanted to get a deposit down on a new house
![He has described himself as one of 'the luckiest men in the world' for getting the Macan S car just after selling the other model (pictured). He was attending a plumbing course in Essex when he received the amazing news and is still in shock about his second time win](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/13/00/19639940-7567023-He_has_described_himself_as_one_of_the_luckiest_men_in_the_world-m-116_1570924672204.jpg)
He has described himself as one of ‘the luckiest men in the world’ for getting the Macan S car just after selling the other model (pictured). He was attending a plumbing course in Essex when he received the amazing news and is still in shock about his second time win