Win a Cummins-Swapped 1976 Ford F-250 Highboy (Far From Stock FFSG7)

What you're looking at

A 1976 Ford F-250 'Highboy' - Far From Stock's FFSG7 grand prize - wearing a Cummins diesel swap. If you're not steeped in old Fords: 'Highboy' isn't a factory trim, it's the enthusiast name for the tall-riding, divorced-transfer-case 4x4 F-250 that Ford built from 1973 through the first half of 1977. That short window and the sky-high stance make them the most sought-after of the classic dentside trucks. Drop a Cummins between the fenders - the swap Far From Stock has built its name on - and you've got a vintage 4x4 with a torque monster where a tired gas V8 used to live.

The specifics of this particular build - the exact Cummins generation (the brand's bread and butter is the 12-valve 5.9L), horsepower, transmission, mileage and paint - aren't spelled out publicly, so we've left those fields open rather than guess. What's confirmed: it's a 1976 F-250 Highboy 4x4 with a Cummins swap, and Far From Stock's trucks tend to be finished to a show-and-drive standard.

Why it matters

Clean Highboys have quietly become a five-figure collectible on their own; a well-sorted diesel-swapped one is the kind of truck that turns a fuel stop into a conversation. Far From Stock isn't a fly-by-night operation either - this is FFSG7, the seventh in a running giveaway series, and the site showcases previous winners' trucks (frame-off W350 Cummins duallies, 12-valve swaps and more). A track record of actually handing builds over is the single best thing you can find on a giveaway site.

The fine print worth knowing

Entries are earned by shopping the Far From Stock store: the stated rate is $1 = 100 entries, with 'packs' starting at a $30 sticker pack and climbing to a $200 'Fully Boosted' box, alongside apparel and accessory boxes that all convert to entries. There's also a 'Golden Ticket' promotion - find one and you get max entries plus $1,500 cash - which is a separate bonus, not part of the truck prize. Entry closes September 6, 2026 (the site says Midnight PST). As with any U.S. sweepstakes, the Official Rules govern eligibility and any no-purchase entry method, and the winner is responsible for taxes, title and getting a heavy vintage diesel truck home.