Project Orange Crush Nova LS7

1970 Chevrolet Nova with LS7/T56 swap, plus a $10,000 check

Value $60,000Best free letter 5 entriesCloses Oct 2, 202612dDrawn Oct 9, 2026
1970 Chevrolet Nova with LS7/T56 swap, plus a $10,000 check
Photo: Motion Raceworks · source

One letter ≈ $25 of spend

This sponsor sells 0.2 entries per dollar spent, and the best free letter here earns 5 entries — the same as $25 of merchandise. Quoted at the ordinary shelf rate, not a bonus or VIP multiplier, so you can check it by spending a dollar.

Not open everywhere

Residents of AK, HI are excluded by the sponsor's own rules. 48 contiguous US states excluding Alaska and Hawaii, plus DC. Licensed drivers of legal age of majority.

How to enter free

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

Mail-in method of entry

multiplier applies5 entries
Transcribed from the sponsor's own official rules and reviewed by hand.
What to write it on
3"x5" paper
Hand-print exactly these
  1. complete first
  2. last name
  3. street address
  4. city
  5. state
  6. zip code
  7. date of birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
  8. e-mail address
  9. daytime telephone number including area code
Mail it to
Motion Raceworks Orange Crush Nova Giveaway, POB 738, Syosset, NY 11791-0738
Envelope / carrier
#10 business-size envelope with first-class postage affixed
Required markings
The outer envelope must carry a valid return address including your complete first and last name. Mailed entries without a verifiable, legible return address are deemed incomplete and invalid.
Postmark by
October 3, 2026
Received by
October 7, 2026
Limits
Limit one entry per outer-mailing envelope.
Disqualification risks
  • A missing or illegible return address invalidates the entry — an explicit rule, not a formality.
  • No metered mail. Use actual stamps.
  • If a multiplier offer ends on a Sunday or federal holiday, postmark the following business day and it must arrive within five days.
Timing. Five entries base, fifty at 10X. Worth a few letters inside a multiplier window, not a stack outside one.