Win a Custom 2024 Ford F-350 Super Duty Limited + $20,000 Cash

The build

Full Send Diesel didn't just clean up a stock Limited for FSD26 — the shop's own crew built this one. It's a 2024 Ford F-350 Super Duty Limited, crew cab, short bed, running the 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke diesel through the factory 10-speed TorqShift and four-wheel drive, so the drivetrain itself is unmodified factory hardware. Everything else has been touched: a 4.5-inch coilover lift on double-adjustable ICON shocks, Full Send's own front four-link kit and double-adjustable rear traction bars, 37x13.50R20 Toyo M/Ts on KMC beadlock wheels, a color-matched Cervini's cowl hood and panels, a Morimoto X3B LED third brake light, a LINE-X-sprayed bed with a gooseneck ball, spiked lug nuts, and window tint front and rear. Exact mileage, horsepower, and exterior color aren't published anywhere — this reads like a low-mile shop build rather than a used truck with a story, but neither the giveaway page nor the official rules put a number on the odometer.

Why it matters

This is FSD26 — the 26th consecutive year Full Send Diesel has given away a truck — and the operator names its past winners going back to FSD1 (Dakotah Haas, Decatur, MI) through FSD25 (Emerson Garcia, Gonzales, LA) on its own site. That kind of documented track record is genuinely rare in this category, where plenty of giveaways never produce a named winner at all. A new Limited-trim Super Duty crew cab in this configuration stickers close to six figures before a single modification, so the operator's own $80,000 approximate retail value on the finished, customized truck is a believable number rather than an inflated one — and it comes with a separate $20,000 cash award on top.

The fine print worth knowing

The rules carry the standard out: "Sponsor... reserves the right at its sole discretion to substitute a Prize with another prize of equal or greater value." The truck's ARV ($80,000) and the cash ($20,000) are broken out separately in the rules rather than presented as one lump figure. The winner is responsible for taxes and most fees, must sign an affidavit and provide a Social Security number for tax reporting within a seven-day response window, and needs a valid driver's license to take delivery — the cash portion is the kind of amount winners typically put toward the tax bill on a prize like this, though the rules don't state that's its purpose. Eligibility excludes Alaska and Hawaii residents specifically, on top of the standard 18-plus/U.S.-residency requirement. Also worth knowing: Full Send runs a second promotion, BMT4, alongside this giveaway — a $29.99-$99.99-a-month membership that auto-renews and stacks entries into both this truck giveaway and a separate $20,000 cash-or-shop-credit prize. Read the recurring-billing terms before signing up for a membership tier instead of a one-time entry pack.