The Northridge4x4 2025 Jeep® Giveaway Is Here!

[ShadowsPapa]

Any forum discount for the 60830 Airlift air spring kit?
They have 'em, but............

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[jeep1]

Just an fyi ... last time this did this, the winner of the Yellow JL won with a single ballot so anybody really can win !! And I "might" know the guy that won the Gladiator. Its also entirely possible I have some idea why they excluded Canadians

Best of luck to everyone. Northridge builds wicked Jeeps....

(Canadian import/inspection document for anybody interested....)

 

[MoabRat]

I literally live next door to them.
About two miles away.
2020 Wrangler, 2021 Mojave and now 2024 Gladiator Rubicon.
Yeah they know me....and my wallet.....

From technical to mechanical advice and know how.
I really appreciate these folks.
I would not go anywhere else.

Me too! Does make me think that next year I’ll try to hold out until contest time. I missed out on a ton of entries by a few months. Always GREAT service though so that’s worth a lot, even without the contest ,

 

[OffGridJT]

Me too! Does make me think that next year I’ll try to hold out until contest time. I missed out on a ton of entries by a few months. Always GREAT service though so that’s worth a lot, even without the contest ,

Right! So lucky to have Northridge in my backyard!!

2025 alone so far…about 10k spent there including set of 37s, new wheels, suspension lift, sway bars..etc..

Not regretting purchasing any of it just would have been nice to count in the giveaway contest for 2025.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Its also entirely possible I have some idea why they excluded Canadians

LOL - that could to 100 different directions, but having Canadian friends, I won't speculate.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Just an fyi ... last time this did this, the winner of the Yellow JL won with a single ballot so anybody really can win !! And I "might" know the guy that won the Gladiator. Its also entirely possible I have some idea why they excluded Canadians

Best of luck to everyone. Northridge builds wicked Jeeps....

(Canadian import/inspection document for anybody interested....)

I want the Wrangler - my wife won't let me drive "her purple Jeep" unless it's to do oil changes or put gas in it.

 

[JeepOfTheseus]

Not in it to win it, but the 10% off means I can finally complete my suspension build-out: front and rear Teraflex track bars plus relocation brackets.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Not in it to win it, but the 10% off means I can finally complete my suspension build-out: front and rear Teraflex track bars plus relocation brackets.

Where's the 10% thing? They have the air springs i want - but the price is a lot higher than amazon - any off would swing me toward supporting a Jeep vendor. Yeah, even 10%

 

[JeepOfTheseus]

Where's the 10% thing? They have the air springs i want - but the price is a lot higher than amazon - any off would swing me toward supporting a Jeep vendor. Yeah, even 10%

I think it’s select brands. But if it’s not on sale, I think the FREEDOM coupon code may net you something.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I think it’s select brands. But if it’s not on sale, I think the FREEDOM coupon code may net you something.

Thanks

 

[Deleted member 57233]

So if I don't purchase, I have the exact same ODDS of winning as those who do purchase.
No one has better odds because they make large or multiple purchases.

The odds are up to you. If you want to send 1000 entries by mail to have the same odds as someone that spends $1000, then go for it. It's how all multiple entry sweepstakes work in the US.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I think it’s select brands. But if it’s not on sale, I think the FREEDOM coupon code may net you something.

"Not eligible for discount"
Oh, well.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

The odds are up to you. If you want to send 1000 entries by mail to have the same odds as someone that spends $1000, then go for it. It's how all multiple entry sweepstakes work in the US.

In much of the US, it's not legal to allow purchases to increase the odds.
Washington and some others are different. But generally speaking, in the US, odds must be the same no matter how you enter, and if "consideration" is a way to enter, then you can't allow someone to use alternative methods AND "consideration".
It's quite a tangle and not always cut and dried.
I've been involved with raffles, contests and so on for years.

 

[Deleted member 57233]

In much of the US, it's not legal to allow purchases to increase the odds.
Washington and some others are different. But generally speaking, in the US, odds must be the same no matter how you enter, and if "consideration" is a way to enter, then you can't allow someone to use alternative methods AND "consideration".
It's quite a tangle and not always cut and dried.
I've been involved with raffles, contests and so on for years.

The purchases don't increase the odds, the entries do. You can either buy things and get automatic entries, or you can mail in as many "no purchase necessary" entries as you want. The odds are the same for everyone, the way you enter is up to you.

What they can't do is give more weight to those entries who purchased when they draw, or only draw from the purchaser entries.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

The purchases don't increase the odds, the entries do. You can either buy things and get automatic entries, or you can mail in as many "no purchase necessary" entries as you want. The odds are the same for everyone, the way you enter is up to you.

What they can't do is give more weight to those entries who purchased when they draw, or only draw from the purchaser entries.

You'd better read some law.

In some states -

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