Win a 1985 Toyota Pickup SR5 Xtra-Cab + $10,000 Cash

What you're looking at

The 1985 Toyota Pickup SR5 Xtra-Cab is the truck that turned a humble import workhorse into a cult object -- the Hilux-generation compact that built Toyota's run-forever reputation on the simple 22R-series four-cylinder, and the same model Marty McFly finds waiting in his garage at the end of Back to the Future. OVRLND is giving one away as its current build, paired with $10,000 cash. Worth saying up front: the giveaway pages lead with the truck and the cash but stay thin on documented specs -- there's no published odometer, engine callout, or itemized mod list -- so treat the exact configuration and condition as unconfirmed for now.

Why it matters

Clean first-run SR5 Xtra-Cabs have quietly become collector trucks. The mid-'80s pickups pair genuine off-road ability with a mechanical simplicity that keeps them running well past 200,000 miles, and the Back to the Future association gave the SR5 4x4 a pop-culture halo that ordinary compacts never got. The best restored examples now change hands for money that would have seemed absurd a decade ago -- which is a big part of why a giveaway like this is worth a look even before you factor in the cash.

The fine print worth knowing

The Grand Prize carries an Approximate Retail Value of $95,000 -- the truck plus $10,000 cash. Entries come with purchase (the store's featured tiers run $30 for 200 entries and $100 for 1,000), or free by mail: a hand-printed 3x5 card sent to the PO box in the official rules counts for 100 entries, so the no-purchase route is real and reasonably weighted. The drawing is handled by American Sweepstakes & Promotion Co., an established third-party administrator, and OVRLND names its past winners on the site. Entries close 11:59:59 p.m. ET on September 17, 2026, with the official drawing on or about September 23 and a live-streamed announcement the following evening. The usual caveats apply: open to U.S. residents 18 and older, the truck is awarded as-is, and the winner owns the tax bill on a roughly $95,000 prize -- the $10,000 cash softens that but won't fully cover it.