Win a 1967 Corvette ZZ502 Widebody Restomod + $20,000 Cash

What you're looking at

This is not a matching-numbers 1967 Corvette — and it isn't trying to be. It's a C2 Sting Ray rebuilt as a modern widebody restomod: a 502-cubic-inch ZZ502 Chevrolet Performance crate big-block, roughly 500-plus horsepower, backed by a Richmond six-speed manual. It's finished in Victory Red over black, breathing through a Holley carb, MSD ignition and Hooker headers, with side pipes, a serpentine accessory drive and a Griffin aluminum radiator with dual electric fans keeping the big-block honest in traffic.

The stance comes from a custom widebody conversion over staggered wheels — 18s up front, 20s out back — wrapped in redline-style Continentals, with powder-coated red four-wheel disc brakes behind them. Inside it's a clean black cabin with a GM Performance wheel, Pro-Comp gauges, working A/C, and a hidden Kenwood Bluetooth setup feeding Pioneer 6x9s. The car reads as a driver with about 3,600 miles on the build, not a trailer queen.

Why it matters

The appeal here is that you get the shape everyone loves — a '67 Sting Ray — without the fragility, the points ignition, or the six-figure fear of actually driving it. Vacuum-operated hidden headlights keep the period look; the ZZ502 and six-speed make it genuinely quick and usable. The prize car appears to be the No Reserve Classics build that's separately listed at $179,999, and No Reserve Classics is the named sponsor of this giveaway, so what you see in the photos should be what shows up on the trailer. Add the $20,000 cash and the total package lands around $200,000.

Proceeds benefit the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum in Knoxville, Iowa — a 501(c)(3) (EIN 42-1190404) that has run a steady string of Corvette sweepstakes, including a '63 Split-Window Fuelie drawn in June 2026 and a 2025 Z06 before it.

The fine print worth knowing

Entries start at $25 through the TapKat platform, and the museum advertises a genuine no-purchase route — you can enter free by mail. The organization's standard entry address is National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum, Attn: Sweepstakes Entries, 1 Sprint Capital Place, PO Box 542, Knoxville, IA 50138; confirm the exact card format and any per-person limit in the official rules before mailing. You must be 18 or older, and the promotion is void where prohibited.

Entries close October 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM CDT, with the drawing October 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM CDT. The included $20,000 is clearly framed as help toward the tax bill — sensible, because a ~$180,000 car is a real IRS event, and $20K won't fully cover a top-bracket hit on a prize this size. Budget accordingly, and read the official rules for whether a straight cash alternative to the Corvette is offered — that wasn't confirmed here.