Marshall Automotive Group

Friday, September 9, 2011

Marshall Jeep will host the 2nd Annual Jeep Jamboree on Saturday September 24th at the dealership 3500 South 9th St. Salina, KS.

Registration at 9 AM; Poker Run 9:30 AM; Four Wheeling in the back 40 10:30AM; Lunch at 12 Noon (provided by Marshalls) and Prizes awarded at 12:45PM

A $10.00 Donation to Big Brothers / Big Sisters for each entry is requested. Each vehicle entered receives 2 JEEP JAMBOREE T Shirts. All entry fees donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters.

RSVP by September 14th by calling 785.827.9641 or email bruce.dedonder@marshallmotor.com. State t shirt sizes in your email.

Prizes for the Best Poker Hand in Poker Run, Oldest Jeep, Best restored military Jeep, and the Most extreme off-road Jeep. $750 in gift certificates will be awarded.

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