Win the SWW Custom 'Stormtrooper' Ford Raptor — a 37-Package Gen 3 with a Full Off-Road Build

What you're looking at

The headline prize is Sterling's Wild West's custom 'Stormtrooper' Ford Raptor — a third-generation F-150 Raptor finished in Azure Gray Metallic Tri-Coat and built well past stock. The foundation is the 450-horsepower 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6, and the truck wears the 37 Performance Package, which from the factory means genuine 37-inch tires, beadlock-capable wheels, and a wider track. That alone makes it the most capable non-R Raptor Ford sells.

From there SWW layered on a real off-road build: Method MR305 wheels wrapped in 37x12.50R17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss tires, GEISER progressive-rate springs over FOX live-valve shocks with terrain-adaptive damping, and SDI billet top hats up front. A COBB front-mount intercooler and a TurboSmart blow-off valve handle the turbo side, while SwarWorks trailing-arm skids and a diff cover protect the underside. Lighting is a Baja Designs setup — four LP9s up front and three S2s integrated into the rear — plus a roof-mounted Starlink Mini for good measure.

Why it matters

A stock 37-package Gen 3 Raptor is already a genuinely desirable truck; recent used examples trade in the mid-$70Ks and stickered close to $89K new. What separates this one is that the suspension, cooling, lighting, and armor have all been addressed by people who clearly know the platform, rather than being a base truck with a wrap. The FOX live-valve and GEISER spring combination in particular is the kind of upgrade Raptor owners actually pay for. If you'd want to drive it hard in the desert rather than park it, the build choices line up with that.

The trade-off to be honest about: it's a custom one-off, not a limited-production collectible, so its resale ceiling is the Raptor market plus whatever a buyer values the parts at — not collector-car money. And the exact model year and mileage aren't published on the promo page, both of which matter for what it's really worth.

The fine print worth knowing

This is a paid-entry sweepstakes. Bundles run from $25 for 1,500 entries up to $200 for 32,000 entries (the marketed 'best value'), and several tiers also grant entries into the weekly Wednesday-night mini-giveaways on YouTube. There is a legitimate free route: per the official rules you can mail a hand-printed 3x5 card with your details to Sterlings Wild West Sweepstakes, PO Box 466, Macedon, NY 14502-0466 to receive 50 entries (more during bonus periods); the on-site form also offers 150 free truck entries for an email/phone submission. The sweepstakes runs April 13 through July 1, 2026, with the drawing on July 7, 2026. It's open to U.S. residents 18 and up, excluding Florida and New York. There is no cash alternative on the truck, and the winner is responsible for all taxes, title, license, registration, insurance, and transportation — budget for a meaningful tax bill on an $80K prize.