Win a Custom 2018 Ford F-250 Limited + $10,000 Cash

What you're looking at

KKF250 is a 2018 Ford F-250 Limited, and the model year matters: 2018 is when Ford first put the Limited badge on the Super Duty, above Platinum, as the new top of the line. Klapped Kustoms, the Papillion, Nebraska, apparel shop behind this giveaway, has given this white crew cab "Custom Paintmatch Bumpers/Valence/Mirrors/Emblems," paint-matched headlight and taillight housings, and "5% Tint with 15% shield."

Underneath there's a 2.5-inch ReadyLift front leveling kit rather than a full lift. The lighting comes from 16-piece LED rock lights, Boost Auto switchback mirror lights and a Morimoto third brake light. The wheel section lists two setups: 26x16 KG1 Forged EXEC wheels on 35x16.50x26 Fury Country Hunter M/T tires, and the truck's factory 20x9 Limited wheels on 37x13.50x20 Nitto Mud Grapplers with 2-inch spacers. The photos show the truck on both, but the page doesn't say whether both sets go to the winner. Under performance it lists a 5-inch straight exhaust with a chrome elbow tip and an "SCT BDX Tuner loaded with 5 tune levels." The build page gives no odometer reading and doesn't name the engine.

Why it matters

A Limited was the most expensive F-250 you could order in 2018, and the interior photos show the leather and panoramic roof that came with it. Heavy-duty luxury trucks lose a lot of value in their first few years, which is how one of the best-equipped Super Duties of its generation ends up at the $45,000 retail value the rules give it. What makes this one a Klapped truck is the two-sided wheel setup: 26-inch chrome forged wheels for the show lot, and stock Limited wheels on 37-inch mud-terrains for everything else.

Before you buy entries, ask a few things. The spec sheet pairs a five-level tuner with a 5-inch straight exhaust but doesn't name the engine or say what's in the exhaust path. That is worth asking about, because emissions equipment affects registration in some states, and the rules say the winner "is required to comply with any and all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations including, but not limited to licensing and insurance requirements." Huge wheels on low-profile tires plus wheel spacers also mean more weight and more load on hubs and ball joints. Expect a firmer ride on the 26s than on the stock wheels.

The fine print worth knowing

A truck plus a check, with no cash option in place of the truck. The Official Rules list "One (1) Grand Prize of a 2018 Ford F250 having an approximate retail value" of $45,000 "and $10,000 cash to be awarded in the form of a check." "Total ARV of the Grand Prize is $55,000." Since "The Grand Prize is taxable as income," the winner must also return an "IRS form W-9," and the prize is reported on a Form 1099. The winner "will be solely responsible for any applicable registration, license, title and insurance fees, all taxes (federal, state, local, sales and/or income) and any expenses not listed herein related to the acceptance and use of the Grand Prize."

Pickup, paperwork and condition. "Grand Prize Winner must pick up the vehicle or arrange for delivery of the vehicle to the Grand Prize Winner’s residence within 15 days of notification that the vehicle is ready." The winner must show a valid driver's license and proof of existing insurance at pickup or delivery. The sponsor gives no warranty on the truck's "quality, fitness for purpose or mechanical condition," and "The depiction of the Vehicle in any advertising or promotional materials or physical display may not reflect the actual vehicle delivered to the Grand Prize Winner." The sponsor may also "substitute a prize with a prize of comparable or greater value if advertised prize should become unavailable."

How entries are counted. Store purchases earn "one (1) entry for every $1 purchased at the Website," which is the build page's "$1 = 1 ENTRY!" pitch. The build page also says "NO B.S. MULTIPLIERS." But the rules include digital "Quick Entry" packs that "receive two (2) entries for every $1.00 purchased at the website," and for those, "Once purchase is made, NO REFUND IS AVAILABLE." In October the store listed Quick Entry packs from $25, which gets you 50 entries. For other purchases, "Entrant’s entries will be reduced by the amount of the refund" if you ask for your money back. The cheapest item in the store, an $18 decal, gets you 18 entries. No one can hold more than 6,000 entries, whichever way they enter.

Free entry. No purchase is necessary. To enter free, hand-print your details in blue ink on a 4x6-inch postcard (no cursive, no envelope), postmarked by October 25, 2026 and received by October 31, 2026. The full wording is quoted on this page. "Each postcard is considered three (3) entries into the Sweepstakes", the same as $3 of merch.

Who can enter. The rules open entry to the 48 contiguous states and D.C. (18 or older, 19 in Alabama and Nebraska, 21 in Mississippi) and to "legal residents of Canada (excluding Quebec)". The same section ends "Sweepstakes is void outside of the fifty (48) United States, the District of Columbia and wherever else prohibited or restricted by law." The claim section also disqualifies a winner who "does not have a unique, personal and valid social security number." The rules don't explain how a Canadian winner would meet that requirement.

The drawing. The rules say there will be "one (1) random drawing held on or November 1, 2026," conducted by National Sweepstakes Company, LLC, which the rules name as the Independent Administrator. The potential winner is "notified via e-mail or mail within two (2) business days" of being selected and must return the required documents in the time the notice gives. Disputes "SHALL BE RESOLVED INDIVIDUALLY, WITHOUT RESORT TO ANY FORM OF CLASS ACTION" under New York law. Klapped Kustoms' past-winners page names a winner and hometown for each of its earlier trucks, including KK3G, KKZ06, KKDENALI, KK4G and KK2G. Entries close at 11:59 p.m. CT on October 25, 2026.