Enter the Quaker State Build the Car of Your Dreams Sweepstakes for a chance to #win a 1972 Chevrolet C-10 and make it look like you always dreamed it would with the help of Tommy Pike Customs. Receive up to $25,000 to customize your C-10 and take it to the next level. Plus, there will be 20 winners of a $500 Advance Auto Parts Gift Card.
Sweepstakes Rating: Okay
Eligibility: US, DC, (excluding Alaska, Hawaii), 18/age of majority and older, have a valid, current U.S. driver’s license and proof of liability insurance.
Entry Dates: August 23, 2015, and ends at 11:59 p.m. CT on December 2, 2015
Website Entry Form | Official Rules
Entry Limit: one entry per person
One (1) Grand Prize: A 1972 Chevrolet C-10 Truck. Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price: $24,000. Grand Prize winner will also receive USD $25,000 towards customization of the Vehicle by Tommy Pike Customs™. In addition, Grand Prize winner will also receive a 3-day, 2-night trip to Greenville, South Carolina on or about April 22, 2016 through April 24, 2016, subject to Tommy Pike’s schedule, for winner and one guest. This trip is for the winner to discuss the customization he/she would like on the Vehicle. Trip package consists of: roundtrip, coach class air transportation from a major U.S. gateway airport near winner’s residence to a major U.S. gateway airport near Greenville, South Carolina; two nights standard hotel accommodations (single room, double occupancy; hotel room tax included); a tour of Tommy Pike Customs shop, as well as lunch with Tommy Pike; along with $3,000 in spending money. The Vehicle will be delivered to the Grand Prize winner’s residence, at no cost to the Grand Prize winner. (this process might take sixty (60) days or more from date of winner’s confirmation) ARV: $54,000
Twenty (20) Second Prizes: a $500 Advance Auto Parts Gift Card.
Random Drawing: on or about December 7, 2015
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Rules – – “Prize winners must be able to accept
the Prize in its entirety or not at all.”
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