2026 Turkey Run Raffle Car

1997 Chevrolet 1500 short bed pickup, 350ci V8, 700R4 auto, two-tone Red & Silver, custom wheels, 4"/6" drop

Value $20,000Best free letter 1 entriesCloses Nov 13, 202654dDrawn Nov 28, 2026

One letter ≈ $5 of tickets

The free route yields 1 ticket, and a ticket sells for $5. Under F.S. 849.0935(4)(d) a free ticket and a bought one are the same chance, so the comparison is exact rather than approximate.

A charity raffle, not a sweepstakes

This is a Florida charity drawing held under F.S. 849.0935. Two parts of that statute change the maths. Subsection (4)(b) makes it unlawful to require a payment or donation to enter — the free route is compelled, not a courtesy. Subsection (4)(d) makes it unlawful to “discriminate in any manner between entrants who gave contributions to the organization and those who did not,” so a mailed-for ticket and a bought ticket are the same chance.

Before you mail

18+. ARV estimated — the organiser states no value. Drawn at Daytona International Speedway. Winner arranges transport.

How to enter free

This sponsor publishes one free method of entry. Requirements are transcribed from the official rulesread them yourself.

Mail-in free ticket request

1 entries
One free $5-face ticket issued per stamped, self-addressed envelope received.
What to write it on
No card spec stated.
Hand-print exactly these
  1. Name
  2. Mailing address
Mail it to
Daytona Turkey Run, Inc., 2920 Carriage Drive, South Daytona, FL 32119
Envelope / carrier
Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Required markings
None specified.
Postmark by
Received by
2026-11-13
Limits
One free ticket per request. Paid tickets are $5, or 30 for $100.
Disqualification risks
  • The free-ticket request must arrive before Nov 13 — two weeks earlier than the Nov 28 drawing.
  • Paid buyers can hold 30 tickets for $100, so a single free ticket is heavily outweighed here.
Timing. Cheapest entry in the set — two stamps. No per-person cap, so the odds edge that makes CCA attractive does not apply; treat this as a low-cost flyer rather than a priority.