Sawyer Rob
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All this talk about the "Taco Wagon", made me hungry for enchiladas! So I made a big pan for supper tonight! lol
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New pickup
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Sawyer Rob
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I read it would appear the second quarter of 2019...
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This thread has went on so long I might have forgotten some of the original posts....
Was this truck ordered specifically equipped or did it just happen to be built in this time period?
Was this truck ordered specifically equipped or did it just happen to be built in this time period?
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oosik
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The truck was shown as part of their inventory. I don't have the knowledge to have ordered it this loaded. Unfortunately, their inventory includes vehicles that are
"in transit". But the word now is - any day. It's kind of like waiting for a tractor delivery. The corporate tech said - definitely within the next seven to ten days.
Hey - the last new vehicle I ordered - 2006 Jeep TJ - had three options. Two different types of radio, hard top/soft top, color.
"in transit". But the word now is - any day. It's kind of like waiting for a tractor delivery. The corporate tech said - definitely within the next seven to ten days.
Hey - the last new vehicle I ordered - 2006 Jeep TJ - had three options. Two different types of radio, hard top/soft top, color.
goeduck
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Will it get here before the thread reaches 1000 posts?
Sawyer Rob
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Well, if the post start falling off, I'll post a pict. of my new Silverado and that should pick them right back up!! ha ha ha
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I suspect that even Oosik would lose patience long before it reaches that point. After delivery though, while some of us compliment him and others just naturally have to pick it apart...
After assembly, they are sometimes hauled by truck, then by rail. Then loaded to another truck, and possibly transferred to others as it makes its way to your dealer. When I ordered my F150, somewhere in that "long" transit (mine was built one state away) the tracking went dark. The last location was only an hour or so away from me and then poof, no more tracking. For over a week. My dealer said all transits used to be done by large companies, but now they allow small private guys to haul. His words - "Seems like any Billy Bob with a F'ing truck and trailer these days". He hated it and said it happens frequently. It's when it gets to those guys that they lose tracking and sometimes they are floating around for weeks.