Win a Lifted 2026 Ford F-450 Platinum on 26-inch KG1 Forged Wheels

What you're looking at

The F-450 is the heaviest pickup in Ford's Super Duty line and is built only as a dual-rear-wheel truck; Platinum sits at the luxury end of its trim walk. Punch 4 Parkinson's has taken its "2026 Ford F450 Platinum" well past the window sticker. The operator's build list:

• ReadyLIFT 2.5” lift
• Falcon coilovers with Falcon 3.3 adjustable shocks
• 26” KG1 Forged wheels
• 37x12.50 Fury tires
• Morimoto grille with custom headlights and taillights
• Morimoto third brake light, hip lights, and rock lights
• Full paint-matched exterior accents with Exotic Innovations custom badges
• Husky rain guards
• BAKFlip MX4 hard-folding bed cover
• Ceramic window tint

The rules say the winner "will receive this 2026 Ford F450 Platinum that is being shown in all pictures and advertisements." Those photos show a light-gray crew-cab dually with a black interior and Platinum badging; the build list doesn't give the engine, the odometer or the paint color. The rules put the truck at "Approximate Retail Value (ARV): $135,000" and add that "Vehicles may have promotional miles."

Why it matters

Twenty-six-inch forged wheels on a dually are a specialty item: six of them, with separate front and rear dually offsets, here wrapped in 37x12.50 Fury rubber over a 2.5-inch ReadyLIFT and Falcon coilovers with Falcon's 3.3 adjustable shocks. Add Morimoto lighting front to rear, rock lights, paint-matched trim with Exotic Innovations badges and a BAKFlip MX4 over the bed, and this is a show truck sitting on one of the stoutest pickup chassis Ford builds.

The honest part: big wheels and tires add unsprung weight and change ride, braking and gearing feel on a truck engineered to tow, a lift raises the bed and hitch heights, and aftermarket suspension can complicate warranty claims on the parts it touches. If you would tow heavy with it, check hitch geometry and tire load ratings before the first trailer.

Entry money goes to Punch 4 Parkinson's, a 501(c)(3) "focused on developing, implementing and funding non-combat boxing programs for those suffering from Parkinson’s Disease & Multiple Sclerosis (MS)."

The fine print worth knowing

• Free entry is by mail. One hand-printed 3x5-inch index card per envelope, with your details on one side, at least 20 words completing "I want to win the 2026 Ford F450 Platinum because…" on the other, and a handwritten self-addressed stamped envelope enclosed; the full wording is on this page. "Each valid mail-in envelope will count as one (1) entry" and the deadline is a receipt date, not a postmark: "Entries received by November 5th, 2026 will be eligible for the random drawing."
• Paid packs. One-time packs run from 5 entries for $25.00 to 20,000 entries for $5,000.00, each tagged +250 BONUS (the page doesn't say what the bonus consists of), and as of October 13, 2026 the $250.00 pack was listed as "🔥 15x ENTRIES" for 3,750. A monthly membership starts at $15.00/mo, and the Terms of Service say "Memberships and subscriptions may renew automatically unless canceled according to the terms disclosed at signup or checkout." The rules let a mail-in entrant claim an active promotional multiplier by hand-writing the multiplier or code on the card; they don't say which multipliers are running. The Terms of Service add that "Donations and purchases are generally non-refundable unless otherwise required by law or expressly stated by us in writing."
• Odds. The rules say "Odds of winning depend on the number of tickets held." The next paragraph says "Contributing will not improve chances of winning." The two statements conflict, and both are printed in the same rules.
• Who draws the winner. "The random live drawing will be conducted by Punch 4 Parkinson’s", which the rules also name as the Administrator; no outside administrator is named. The method is printed tickets "spun in a drum and picked during a live stream broadcast or A digital giveaway with a lottery-style format". "You do not need to be present to win." Conditional winners "will be required to sign paperwork re-confirming their eligibility and their ability to participate on given dates."
• As-is, and the taxes are yours. Vehicles are awarded in “As is Condition” and "Winners are responsible for remitting federal income tax and all applicable state taxes on the prizes they have won." The rules add "There is no requirement to pay taxes upfront in order to collect your prize", and "All license and registration fees are the sole responsibility of the winner." On a $135,000 ARV, a 24% to 37% federal bracket works out to roughly $32,400 to $50,000 before state tax.
• Who can enter. "You must be at least 18 years old to win." Entry is open to residents of the U.S. and D.C., excluding Alaska, Hawaii and U.S. territories, and "Canada and all other countries are excluded."
• Donation framing. Rule 1 reads "Suggested Donation/No Purchase Necessary*", and the asterisk has no matching footnote on the page. Neither rules block on the giveaway page says whether a purchase is tax-deductible or what share of entry money reaches the boxing programs.
• Disputes, chargebacks and messages. The Terms of Service, which cover "promotions, giveaways, entries", require "binding individual arbitration" with a class-action waiver; you can opt out by written notice sent "within 30 days after you first become subject to this arbitration agreement." "Filing a chargeback automatically removes your eligibility for all prizes and memberships." The rules say entering "includes the consent for email and sms marketing", while the Mobile Messaging Terms say "Consent to receive marketing text messages is not a condition of purchase, donation, membership, subscription, or participation in any giveaway or promotion." The two conflict.