The Maruader was first produced from 1963-1965 and again from 1969-1970.

From 2003 to 2004, Ford revived the name and produced the Marauder as a "high performance" version of the Grand Marquis sedan. It was based on the Panther platform, which utilized a hydroformed body on steel construction. Speed sensitive variable assist steering, live solid axle, limited slip differential, police grade sway bars, and gas pressurized load leveling shocks. It is fitted wtih a faurecia dual eshaust system and rides on two tire sizes; 235/18 on the front and 245/18 on the rear. The interior features a console with bucket seats and special gauges.

The goal in creating the Maruader was to deliver a 1960s American muscle car experience, combined with contemporary driving dynamics, comfort, safety and low emissions. What was accomplished was an impressive blend of size, performance and good looks.

This Maruader was originally purchased in north Georgia as part of a set for a husband and wife. It was maintained meticulously until it was purchased for the collection in the summer of 2010.

ENGINE: 4.6L DOHC V8
302 H.P
318 FT. LBF OF TORQUE
TRANS: 4R75W- 4 SPEED AUTOMATIC
PRODUCTION TOTALS
2003 - 7,839 (328 BLUE,417 SILVER,7094 BLACK)
2004 - 3,213 (980 RED,997 SILVER,1236 BLACK)