Win an '88 Cummins-Swapped Chevy Suburban (Plus $10K) from Far From Stock

What you're looking at

This is a 1988 Chevrolet Suburban that has been pulled a long way from the factory drawing — fittingly, given the shop's name. Out goes the original GM gas V8; in goes a 6.7-liter Cummins turbodiesel, the same engine enthusiasts swap into everything when they want torque and a soundtrack. Underneath, the truck rides on four-corner air suspension with what the builder calls "14 inches of long travel" and a "fast bump and dump" air setup — language that points squarely at a desert/prerunner-style build that can air out on the ground or lift to soak up rough terrain. The package also includes $10,000 in cash.

Far From Stock hasn't published the finer mechanical details on the public page: there's no stated horsepower figure, transmission, axle setup, mileage, or color in the materials we reviewed. Those are exactly the things a serious entrant should ask the shop to confirm before treating this as a turn-key truck.

Why it matters

Square-body Chevys are having a long moment, and a Suburban — the four-door, family-hauler member of the family — is a less common canvas than the usual short-bed pickups. Bolt a modern Cummins to one and put it on a genuine long-travel air setup, and you've got a one-off that doesn't really have a price tag in any book. That cuts both ways: it's a distinctive, attention-getting build, but it's also a bespoke swap, so reliability, tuning quality, and how the diesel was integrated all come down to who did the work. There's no factory warranty backstop here — the rules spell out that the truck is awarded "as is."

The fine print worth knowing

Entries are earned by buying Far From Stock merch (shirts, hats, hoodies, mystery packs and accessories, roughly $20-$84), but the per-dollar entry ratio isn't spelled out on the page, so confirm it before you count on a number. Crucially, there's a free route: you can enter once per day with no purchase via the Alternative Method of Entry at the sponsor's free-entry page — same odds, no money spent. The sweepstakes runs May 19 through July 19, 2026, with the winner drawn on or about July 22. It's open to U.S. residents 18 and up, excluding Rhode Island and Minnesota. Two money items to flag: all federal, state and local taxes on the prize are the winner's responsibility, and the winner can instead take a cash alternative equal to one-third of the ARV (about $28,300) paid out over 12 months — a meaningful discount versus keeping the truck and the $10K.