Pelican Parts Spring 2022 Sweepstakes and DIY Build Contest

[Matt at Pelican Parts]

We are happy to announce our 2022 Spring Sweepstakes and DIY Build Contest is here at Pelican Parts!

You could win a $100 to $500 Pelican Parts gift card!

Let us help you prep for the Spring season with multiple chances to win between $100 to $500 at Pelican Parts! All you need to do is one (or all) of the following and you could be one of 15 lucky winners to receive a $100 Pelican Parts gift card!

-Purchase ANYTHING from our website between March 16th-31st

OR

-Create a build thread here on our Pelican Parts forums (forums.pelicanparts.com, peachparts.com, or 986forums.com) between 3/16-3/31 (for any make)

OR

-Update your current build thread (if you already have one pre-existing on forums.pelicanparts.com, peachparts.com, or 986forums.com) with a photo and recent progress

Anyone who completes a purchase from Pelican or creates / updates a DIY build thread on our forums between March 16, 2022 and March 31, 2022 automatically is entered to win one of the many $100 gift certificates we’re giving out.

Those of you who create or update a DIY build thread have an additional opportunity to win up to $500 as we will be selecting some of our favorites to make it into the finals and letting you – our Pelican community – vote on your favorite build thread! The winner gets a $500 gift certificate, and each of the finalists will get a $100 gift certificate from Pelican Parts.

Here’s your chance to show off all the hard work you’ve put into you project to our community and win some amazing prizes! Be sure to include pictures of your progress and details about your ride.

CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE RULES AND DETAILS

[Matt at Pelican Parts]

Be sure to post a link to your build below so it's easy for everyone to view!

[reclino]

Hi,
My name is Dave.
I have a car problem/project.
I fix things, sometimes it's fighter jets, sometimes it's cars, one of these I can discuss. Most of the time I even enjoy what I do.
I have a 1986 911 turbo, it's name is #930MOAB. It's broken, and some of my friends don't really understand why the heck it's taking so long to fix it.
I don't need them to, because the people here understand.
"Barn find" 1986 911 turbo