'I didn't think it was real': how a Washington man turned a detail spray order into a 1988 Foxbody and $10,000 cash
FRATBOY Foxbody, keys in hand
On July 9, 2026, a man in Washington state picked up his phone and found out he had won a 1988 Mustang GT 5.0 Foxbody and $10,000 in cash.
Mike M. is not a model, not an influencer, and not a friend of the company. He was an entrant, like everyone else.
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Like most people, Mike had assumed car giveaways were a scam.
It is a fair assumption. The internet is full of giveaways that never hand anything over. So Willertime does two things most of them will not.
The first is that it does not run its own drawing. The winner is selected by ViralSweep, an independent sweepstakes administrator. Willertime does not pick the name and does not touch the draw.
The second is that it publishes the receipt.
plus winner confirmation
The next car is already in the shop
Giveaway No. 02 is a 2017 Corvette Z06 3LZ coupe. One owner, 43,000 original miles, clean title. The supercharged LT4 leaves the factory at 650 horsepower. This one does not stay there.
three quarter front
Griptec 2.30" pulley · custom tune
How the entries actually work
Every dollar spent on the site earns entries. Through September 7, 2026, everything sitewide is stacked 5X.
The Mega Bundles are stacked 20X, the biggest multiplier Willertime has run. In practical terms that is 20 entries for every dollar instead of five, which works out to about 5 cents per entry versus 20 cents everywhere else on the site.
Four times the entries for the same dollar. That is the entire reason the bundles exist.