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> Is this budgeted? Yes. > Is it on a launch docket? Yes. > Is there a rocket ready for it? It's being built right now, the test is in December. > Is the lander completed? It's being built right now, the test is soon. > 2018 is right around the corner and frankly I'm getting sick of "Spacex might" comments. SpaceX has completed every single thing they have ever said they would do, except for things that remain in the…
I think you're mixing up Falcon Heavy / Crew Dragon with the proposed 2018 Mars mission, "Red Dragon" (which will probably launched by a Falcon Heavy, but will involve a heavily modified Dragon v2). My understanding is we won't have any details on Red Dragon until September.
The September announcement at the International Astronautical Congress will be their full proposal for sending humans to Mars, including BFR, MCT, ISRU, the whole works.
For more info, check out the SpaceX forum on Reddit. I know Reddit has a reputation, but the SpaceX fans run a top-notch community there.