Win a 1966 Ford Bronco Restomod + 1965 Mustang K-Code Fastback (+ $45,000 for Taxes)
One winner takes both ends of vintage Ford cool — a ~400-hp EFI restomod '66 Bronco and an MCA Gold National '65 K-code fastback — with $45,000 of the tax bill pre-paid.
Confirmed live as of · Independent listing — GiveawayCars tracks this sweepstakes but is not the sponsor.
Est. total prize value
$212,600
Entries from
$3
Entries close
November 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time
Drawing
December 9, 2026
Gallery
Two Fords, one winner
Dream Giveaway's Classic Ford package stacks two very different sides of 1960s Ford into a single grand prize. Grand Prize #1 is a red-over-black 1966 Bronco restomod — a first-year truck with a fully rebuilt 302ci V-8 breathing through Holley EFI and long-tube headers (the operator quotes approximately 400 horsepower), backed by a 5-speed manual conversion and a twin-stick transfer case. The chassis got the treatment too: power steering conversion, Skyjacker suspension lift, Maxxis off-road tires on American Racing wheels, plus Dakota Digital gauges, LED lighting, and a roll cage. Grand Prize #2 is the collector piece: a Rangoon Red 1965 Mustang 2+2 fastback carrying the K-code — Ford's solid-lifter, 271-hp Hi-Po 289 — with a 4-speed, wearing Mustang Club of America Gold National and AACA National honors. Both cars go to the same winner, and Dream Giveaway pays $45,000 toward the federal prize taxes.
Why it matters
The K-code is the engine that mattered before Shelby got involved — the Hi-Po 289 is the heart of the GT350, and a K-code fastback with MCA Gold National judging is about as documented and correct as a non-Shelby '65 gets. The Bronco is the opposite proposition: deliberately un-original, converted into the truck Ford never built, with EFI cold starts, a driver-friendly 5-speed, and enough lift to actually use the twin-stick. Show one, drive the other — it's a well-matched pair rather than two of the same thing.
The fine print worth knowing
Entries are donations benefiting New Beginning Children's Homes, a 501(c)(3) — from $3, with bonus tickets at higher tiers ($100 buys 100). No purchase is necessary: the official rules include a handwritten mail-in route that earns the same bonus multiplier as the best offer running at the time. The promotion runs June 19 through November 26, 2026, and an independent firm draws the winner on or about December 9, 2026. The stated prize value is $212,600 including the tax money; the alternate cash prize is $125,000 — a meaningful haircut that tells you roughly where the operator's cost basis sits. Neither odometer is published, and the 400-hp figure is the builder's claim, so judge the Bronco as a driver-quality build until the records say otherwise. Open to the US and Canada except Quebec, 18 and older.
Spec Sheet
| Year / Make / Model | 1966 Ford Bronco |
|---|---|
| Engine | Fully rebuilt 302ci Ford V-8 with Holley EFI |
| Horsepower | 400 hp |
| Transmission | 5-speed manual (conversion) |
| Drivetrain | 4WD (twin-stick transfer case) |
| Exterior | Red |
| Interior | Black |
The Mod List
- +Holley EFI fuel injection
- +Long-tube headers
- +5-speed manual transmission conversion
- +Twin-stick transfer case
- +Power steering conversion
- +Skyjacker suspension lift
- +Maxxis off-road tires on American Racing wheels
- +Dakota Digital gauges
- +LED lighting
- +Roll cage
Why It's Special
1966 was the Bronco's first model year, and clean first-year trucks are the most chased of the early run. The companion Mustang carries the K-code — Ford's solid-lifter 271-hp Hi-Po 289, the top factory Mustang engine of 1965 and the motor Shelby built the GT350 around — and its Mustang Club of America Gold National and AACA National awards put it in the judged, documented top tier of non-Shelby '65 fastbacks.
Our value estimate
$212,600
The sponsor's official rules list the grand prize's approximate retail value at $212,600, including the $45,000 tax payment — so about $167,600 of that is the two Fords, though the rules don't itemize per vehicle. The market roughly supports it at the strong end. Recent public 1965 K-code fastback results are thin, so the comp window is wider than we'd like: a GT K-code fastback brought $41,800 at Mecum in December 2025 (driver-grade money), another made $70,000 at Mecum Houston in 2023 and $110,000 at Barrett-Jackson in 2021, and MCA-concours restorations are currently advertised around $109,000 — an MCA Gold National/AACA National car belongs at the top of that band. V-8 restomod early Broncos have generally been selling between roughly $60,000 and $100,000 depending on build quality. Neither car's odometer reading is published — normal for restored classics, but mileage, metalwork, and documentation would move these numbers — so we anchor to the sponsor's stated ARV. The figure shown is the full package value including the $45,000 cash.
Editorial estimate based on recent comparable sales — not an appraisal.
Free entry · No purchase necessary
How to Enter the 1966 Ford Bronco Giveaway for Free (No Purchase Necessary)
Yes — you can enter the Dream Giveaway 1966 Ford Bronco giveaway for free, with no purchase or payment required. US sweepstakes law requires every legitimate giveaway to offer a free Alternative Method of Entry (AMOE) that carries the same odds as a paid entry — usually by mailing a hand-written card.
To receive an entry code without donating, mail one handwritten self-addressed, postage-paid envelope to: NBCH 12955 Starkey Rd, Suite 3900 Largo, FL 33773 (Except Vermont residents are not required to affix return postage.) Limit one (1) entry code request per outer envelope. Both the outer envelope and the self-addressed return envelope must be handwritten. Typed, printed, or mechanically reproduced requests or envelopes will not be accepted. Any request that does not meet the handwritten requirements will be disqualified and destroyed. Subject to additional bonus entry promotional offers (detailed below), one entry code will be returned in the envelope provided, with equal bonus or multiplier entries to that of the highest promotional offer available at the time of receipt. Upon receipt of the entry code, the entry code may be registered either by visiting the specified website or by calling customer service directly. All requests for entry codes must be postmarked no later than the end date of the Promotion Period referenced in Section 3 and received no later than seven (7) days following the end date. All entry codes must be registered no later than fourteen (14) days after the end of the Promotion Period.
Dream Giveaway publishes the step-by-step free entry route — and any mail-in address — in the official rules linked from that page.
Eligibility: This drawing is open only to legal residents of the United States and Canada (except Quebec) and to residents of other countries and territories where permitted by law. Void where prohibited. Must be 18 years old or older to enter. No entries will be accepted from inmates of a correctional facility. No employees of NBCH, the independent firm responsible for selecting the winner, paid consultants to NBCH, members of NBCH's Board of Directors, or any Dream Giveaway employee or their immediate family members (defined as spouse or children) are eligible to participate.
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Common questions
How do I enter the 1966 Ford Bronco giveaway?
Enter through Dream Giveaway on their official giveaway page — GiveawayCars links straight to it. There is also a free, no-purchase entry route (see below) — under US sweepstakes law, each free entry counts the same as a paid one.
Is there a free way to enter the Dream Giveaway giveaway?
Yes — Dream Giveaway's official rules include a free, no-purchase way to enter. The free-entry steps, quoted from those rules, are on this page.
When does the 1966 Ford Bronco giveaway end?
Entries close November 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, with the drawing on or about December 9, 2026.
How much is the 1966 Ford Bronco worth?
GiveawayCars estimates the 1966 Ford Bronco at about $212,600. The sponsor's official rules list the grand prize's approximate retail value at $212,600, including the $45,000 tax payment — so about $167,600 of that is the two Fords, though the rules don't itemize per vehicle.
Who is running the 1966 Ford Bronco giveaway?
It is run by Dream Giveaway. The longest-running name in collector-car sweepstakes. GiveawayCars is an independent directory and is not the sponsor.
Can I take cash instead of the 1966 Ford Bronco?
Yes — the operator lists a cash alternative of $125,000 in lieu of the vehicle.
Who is eligible to enter?
This drawing is open only to legal residents of the United States and Canada (except Quebec) and to residents of other countries and territories where permitted by law. Void where prohibited. Must be 18 years old or older to enter. No entries will be accepted from inmates of a correctional facility. No employees of NBCH, the independent firm responsible for selecting the winner, paid consultants to NBCH, members of NBCH's Board of Directors, or any Dream Giveaway employee or their immediate family members (defined as spouse or children) are eligible to participate.
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