Win a '69 Ford Bronco — 347 Stroker, Holley Sniper EFI

What you're looking at

This is the headline prize in Sick The Magazine's running giveaway series: a 1969 Ford Bronco — first-generation, the uncut early body everyone wants — built by Aydan Bailey and Billy Briggs. Under the hood is a 347ci stroker small block (the classic over-bored, stroked 302/5.0 recipe) fed by a Holley Sniper EFI system, with the magazine quoting roughly 400 horsepower. The Sniper swap is the detail that matters day to day: it ditches carburetor fussiness for self-tuning fuel injection, so a vintage 4x4 cold-starts and idles like something modern.

Why it matters & the fine print

Early Broncos have been one of the hottest corners of the collector market for years, and the modified ones lead the charge — modified first-gen examples have averaged north of $111,000 at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale, and full turn-key shop builds clear $150,000-$300,000. A 347/EFI driver-grade build sits below those bespoke trucks but still in five- to low-six-figure territory. Entry is purchase-driven — 'every dollar you spend gets you entered,' covering merch, event tickets, subscriptions and food, and magazine subscribers are auto-entered (one merch bundle, for example, is $63 for 70 entries). U.S. sweepstakes law requires a free no-purchase route, and one is almost certainly spelled out in the official Bronco rules — check there for the AMOE, closing/drawing dates, eligibility, ARV, and any cash alternative, and budget for income tax on the prize regardless of how you enter.