You Can Win This Dixie Vodka “Bar Car” From Stewart Haas Racing

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A typical race-used NASCAR race car can find purpose following its on-track run in the form of show cars, pit practice cars, and even museum pieces.

Stewart Haas Racing and Dixie Vodka are flipping the script entirely by creating a one-of-a-kind giveaway for one lucky fan.

The pair have taken a race-used Cole Custer No. 41 Dixie Vodka Mustang and have transformed the car into the “Bar Car,” complete with a cooler in the engine compartment and a stainless steel barbeque grille in the trunk of the car.

The team at SHR has gone a step further by adding LED lights to the cooler compartment of the car and added cocktails shelves on the sides of the car.

As if the perfect tailgating decoration wasn’t enough, SHR and Dixie Vodka are also including two 2022 Daytona 500 tickets for the winner of the contest.

To enter, and for full rules on the contest, click here.

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