Going the end of September weather should be perfect, My son will be joining me so I don't get stuck with a less than perfect partner. We are close enough we can drive up the day of the dinner and reception, do the driving day and head home the following day. Just a easy 6 to 7 hour drive. IMHO you can't beat living in the SW. Wife will tag along and stay with our Niece who is close by. Cheap enough two night stay, meals and gas!!
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I’m registered for October and I want to bring my wife also. Will she be able to join on event day if I pay extra somehow? Thank you
It's only for the current year truck, no one who owns a previous year truck is welcome. You also only have a limited time to sign up.
bmexline
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It's available to '18 or '19 owners currently. Says so on the site.
"Anyone who purchased and took delivery of a qualifying Ford Raptor will have one calendar year from the date of delivery to register and attend a Raptor Assault program."
I reached my conclusion based on two separate email exchanges with them. Anyone who owns a truck outside of a brand new one isn’t welcome. They might be accepting 18’s and 19’s as long as there are still 18’s sitting on dealer lots. As soon as the 20’s come out, the 18’s will be cut off too.
This course is a perk to drive new vehicle sales, period.
Here is a link directly to their websites FAQ and the statement above.
https://www.raptorassault.com/en/faq.html
JD_27
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Did you somehow get a second ticket? It’s one driver per truck purchased.
I don't think it matters if you bought new or used just have to sign up within one year from original purchase date is how I understand it. As long as the original owner did not go previously.
No, I have a 2018 that I purchased in July last year and my son just bought a 2019 last month. Sold my 2012 which may have been a mistake as I really liked it.
No, I have a 2018 that I purchased in July last year and my son just bought a 2019 last month. Sold my 2012 which may have been a mistake as I really liked it.
You can pay extra for her to join the dinner the night before but that's it. No guests on the event day and you cant pay extra.
JD_27
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Correct, what xrocket21 said. I had a great time, and if the original owner didn’t go then maybe you can go, just send them the VIN to verify. I always understood it as a ‘first owner privilege’ but if the first owner never went then you should be good. Your son won’t be able to be your co-driver though without his own VIN.
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