Marauderville 2018

Seattle, I am leaning towards July so that we may piggy back on Mustangs Northwest's Mustang Roundup, the largest annual gathering of mustangs.

The Roundup hold's their track day on Thursday at Pacific Raceways formally known as SIR, a track about an hour outside of Seattle, I went a few years ago and IIRC it was about $150 which is about as cheap as a good track day gets, and all Ford powered vehicles are welcome, they have a mandatory drivers meeting Wed night so arriving Wed and driving the track on Thursday will be a optional part of the trip.

Friday and Saturday we will break off from the Roundup and see local attractions such as:

Seattle stuff: Seattle Science Center, Space Needle, Pike Place Market, the 1st Starbucks

Cruise (3hr 1way) to the Pacific Ocean, great picture opportunity will all marauders lined up in front of the ocean. The drive has nice views along the way. The city of ocean shores has plenty to do and see. Also a potential option is a group fishing charter, salmon season should be open in July - although I am not sure what we would do with our catch.

Cruise (2.5hr 1way) to the Bavarian theme town of Leavenworth, plenty to do and see, drink beer and eat brats and pretzels, this could potentially be moved to Sunday night, or Monday night, as an optional overnight stay in the themed town.

Cruise (3hr round trip) around Whidbey island in the Puget sound. Take one of Washington state's ferries across the water, stop and visit the historic Fort Casey military fort. Another great opportunity for some group pictures, explore the fort and the beaches of the sound, lighthouse ect. Return trip through Deception pass with great views.

Redhook brewery tour - Redmond WA
LeMay - America's Car Museum - Tacoma WA
The Museum of Flight - Seattle WA
Boeing Factory tour - Everett WA

Sunday join back up with the Roundup for their All Ford Show and picnic in Bellevue WA. This is a huge show with plenty of cars to look at and people choice award's. In years past they have included Crown Vic and Marauder Categories' thanks to our attendance and they would certainly welcome our group in. It would also serve as a platform for our internal MV awards. They have multiple food trucks, a dynamometer, shwag vendors and plenty of sun/shade.

Seattle-Tacoma international airport is large and has regular service to all parts of the country for those who would not want to make the long drive.

Not a full proposal, but I have put some serious thought into it. IIRC proposal submissions are usually requested in March so I think I still have some time to work on more details, but I hope this post will generate some excitement and let you all know that I(and some others who's help I will certainly require) are serious about making a go of this.
 
Seattle, I am leaning towards July so that we may piggy back on Mustangs Northwest's Mustang Roundup, the largest annual gathering of mustangs.

The Roundup hold's their track day on Thursday at Pacific Raceways formally known as SIR, a track about an hour outside of Seattle, I went a few years ago and IIRC it was about $150 which is about as cheap as a good track day gets, and all Ford powered vehicles are welcome, they have a mandatory drivers meeting Wed night so arriving Wed and driving the track on Thursday will be a optional part of the trip.

Friday and Saturday we will break off from the Roundup and see local attractions such as:

Seattle stuff: Seattle Science Center, Space Needle, Pike Place Market, the 1st Starbucks

Cruise (3hr 1way) to the Pacific Ocean, great picture opportunity will all marauders lined up in front of the ocean. The drive has nice views along the way. The city of ocean shores has plenty to do and see. Also a potential option is a group fishing charter, salmon season should be open in July - although I am not sure what we would do with our catch.

Cruise (2.5hr 1way) to the Bavarian theme town of Leavenworth, plenty to do and see, drink beer and eat brats and pretzels, this could potentially be moved to Sunday night, or Monday night, as an optional overnight stay in the themed town.

Cruise (3hr round trip) around Whidbey island in the Puget sound. Take one of Washington state's ferries across the water, stop and visit the historic Fort Casey military fort. Another great opportunity for some group pictures, explore the fort and the beaches of the sound, lighthouse ect. Return trip through Deception pass with great views.

Redhook brewery tour - Redmond WA
LeMay - America's Car Museum - Tacoma WA
The Museum of Flight - Seattle WA
Boeing Factory tour - Everett WA

Sunday join back up with the Roundup for their All Ford Show and picnic in Bellevue WA. This is a huge show with plenty of cars to look at and people choice award's. In years past they have included Crown Vic and Marauder Categories' thanks to our attendance and they would certainly welcome our group in. It would also serve as a platform for our internal MV awards. They have multiple food trucks, a dynamometer, shwag vendors and plenty of sun/shade.

Seattle-Tacoma international airport is large and has regular service to all parts of the country for those who would not want to make the long drive.

Not a full proposal, but I have put some serious thought into it. IIRC proposal submissions are usually requested in March so I think I still have some time to work on more details, but I hope this post will generate some excitement and let you all know that I(and some others who's help I will certainly require) are serious about making a go of this.

Go for it I am in. Drive time in the Marauder...WIN!!!
 
Seattle, I am leaning towards July so that we may piggy back on Mustangs Northwest's Mustang Roundup, the largest annual gathering of mustangs.

I'll drag my junk out there next year even if nobody else shows! PM me the dates when it gets closer and I'll set aside vacation time.
 
Seattle, I am leaning towards July so that we may piggy back on Mustangs Northwest's Mustang Roundup, the largest annual gathering of mustangs.

The Roundup hold's their track day on Thursday at Pacific Raceways formally known as SIR, a track about an hour outside of Seattle, I went a few years ago and IIRC it was about $150 which is about as cheap as a good track day gets, and all Ford powered vehicles are welcome, they have a mandatory drivers meeting Wed night so arriving Wed and driving the track on Thursday will be a optional part of the trip.

Friday and Saturday we will break off from the Roundup and see local attractions such as:

Seattle stuff: Seattle Science Center, Space Needle, Pike Place Market, the 1st Starbucks

Cruise (3hr 1way) to the Pacific Ocean, great picture opportunity will all marauders lined up in front of the ocean. The drive has nice views along the way. The city of ocean shores has plenty to do and see. Also a potential option is a group fishing charter, salmon season should be open in July - although I am not sure what we would do with our catch.

Cruise (2.5hr 1way) to the Bavarian theme town of Leavenworth, plenty to do and see, drink beer and eat brats and pretzels, this could potentially be moved to Sunday night, or Monday night, as an optional overnight stay in the themed town.

Cruise (3hr round trip) around Whidbey island in the Puget sound. Take one of Washington state's ferries across the water, stop and visit the historic Fort Casey military fort. Another great opportunity for some group pictures, explore the fort and the beaches of the sound, lighthouse ect. Return trip through Deception pass with great views.

Redhook brewery tour - Redmond WA
LeMay - America's Car Museum - Tacoma WA
The Museum of Flight - Seattle WA
Boeing Factory tour - Everett WA

Sunday join back up with the Roundup for their All Ford Show and picnic in Bellevue WA. This is a huge show with plenty of cars to look at and people choice award's. In years past they have included Crown Vic and Marauder Categories' thanks to our attendance and they would certainly welcome our group in. It would also serve as a platform for our internal MV awards. They have multiple food trucks, a dynamometer, shwag vendors and plenty of sun/shade.

Seattle-Tacoma international airport is large and has regular service to all parts of the country for those who would not want to make the long drive.

Not a full proposal, but I have put some serious thought into it. IIRC proposal submissions are usually requested in March so I think I still have some time to work on more details, but I hope this post will generate some excitement and let you all know that I(and some others who's help I will certainly require) are serious about making a go of this.



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I see what you did there...
Lmao! Just saying, they were so gung ho on going 2(?) years ago, that they completely lost an event. I figured they would be gung ho on going there now...what happened? No interest anymore....kind of like mv17?
 
Lmao! Just saying, they were so gung ho on going 2(?) years ago, that they completely lost an event. I figured they would be gung ho on going there now...what happened? No interest anymore....kind of like mv17?

I have no public comment on this(ask me in person:))


I really hope something is worked out...a more simplified criteria AND agenda to help facilitate people wanting to plan and organize MV's in the future...:beer:
 
Seattle, I am leaning towards July so ......
Plan it and we will come. Just asking for an early warning on dates, so that we can ask for time off. July is prime vacation time, maybe some of those with kids can make it with school being out. Looking forward to the cross country trip northern version.
 
MVXV plan submitted.

I just submitted a real offer before 2018! It took me about 1.5 hours to do. Will anyone else stand up? It is really easy find a drag strip or road coarse and provide website links to the committee. Also provide enough other links for other events to fill a few days within an hour of two.
 
I just submitted a real offer before 2018! It took me about 1.5 hours to do. Will anyone else stand up? It is really easy find a drag strip or road coarse and provide website links to the committee. Also provide enough other links for other events to fill a few days within an hour of two.
Please confine your deliberations to relatively central places. I can't take the time or spend the money required for a 1000+ mile round trip (from northern Indiana) by car. I suspect that I am not alone in this. Have it in Seattle for example, and the only people who will probably be able to come live to the west of Phoenix, are retired, or can afford to have their MM trucked in. Just sayin.

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Please confine your deliberations to relatively central places. I can't take the time or spend the money required for a 1000+ mile round trip (from northern Indiana) by car. I suspect that I am not alone in this. Have it in Seattle for example, and the only people who will probably be able to come live to the west of Phoenix, are retired, or can afford to have their MM trucked in. Just sayin.

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Seriously? This is a national forum. Whatever the location, it’s going to be inconvenient for somebody. If Indiana is picked, it’s 10 hours for me, but about 30 hours for anyone from the West Coast. Maybe we should all show up at your house to make it convenient for you?
 
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LOL. Sounds like I'm in this year!

No seriously 48 states should be fine assuming it's seasonally appropriate.

Maybe Alaska. *shrug*
 
Seriously? This is a national forum. Whatever location is pick is going to be inconvenient for somebody. If Indiana is picked, it’s 10 hours for me, but about 30 hours for anyone from the West Coast. Maybe we should all show up at your house to make it convenient for you?

Me thinks that was sarcasm giver they both are from IN...
 
Please confine your deliberations to relatively central places. I can't take the time or spend the money required for a 1000+ mile round trip (from northern Indiana) by car. I suspect that I am not alone in this. Have it in Seattle for example, and the only people who will probably be able to come live to the west of Phoenix, are retired, or can afford to have their MM trucked in. Just sayin.

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I'm with comin in hot

YOU LIVE IN THE SAME F U CKING STATE!!!!
 
Me thinks that was sarcasm giver they both are from IN...

I really don't think so! :)

Half the stuff he says is jibberish like a old retarded uncle that got kicked in the head by a mule and he only eats mayo and jello

The dude is on a upper plane of existence while the rest of us are in the realm of reality
 
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