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Oct 5, 2021 | 08:23 AM

#16

elee3

Fleet Mechanic

Joined: Oct 2006

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From: North Florida

Ordered 6/10
Drove it home 8/26

Oct 5, 2021 | 09:38 AM

#17

71stang99

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Joined: Oct 2009

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Ordered 6/24 and still not scheduled.
According to gouge on another website the AS is not longer the holdup but the axle choice is.

Oct 5, 2021 | 09:48 AM

#18

The John

Mountain Pass

Joined: Jan 2012

Posts: 243

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From: Estacada, Oregon

If it helps I am in the same boat, I placed an order today for a F350 CCSB with the ultimate + trailer packages. I will definitely be adding my order to the tracker. I was told 12-16 weeks so your estimate and mine are pretty similar but reality may be vastly different.

Oct 5, 2021 | 10:29 AM

#19

Deano_1

Mountain Pass

Joined: Dec 2014

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Ordered August 11. My dealer told me December. They are a large dealer and I think in August they did about 30-40 Super Dutys.
7.3, SRW, Lariat Ultimate Package, Chrome Package, Adaptive Steering, Spray-In Bedliner, Mudflaps, Power Moonroof, Splash Guard plus a few more options. From what I have reading here, I will be waiting a long time if many of my ordered options are going to hold things up. I called Ford Marketing and they told me they haven't heard the Adaptive Steering is a hold up.

Oct 5, 2021 | 10:44 AM

#20

RidgwaySD

Cargo Master

Joined: Jul 2021

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From: Ridgway, CO

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deano_1

I spoke to "Ford marketing" several times looking for clarification and answers on how to actually get a truck built. They were unable to provide anything but empty apologies like 99.9% of "customer service" outfits these days. They are utterly worthless...

The ordering system is completely broken IMO. How can some complex trucks get done in 6-8 weeks and simple trucks take twice as long? Nobody had any explanation for that either. It is 100% luck of the draw. Expect the worst, feel fortunate if the outcome is better. Do not bother ordering if you really have a timeline to adhere too.

Oct 5, 2021 | 11:29 AM

#21

Phoenixfla

Fleet Mechanic

Joined: Jul 2006

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From: Florida

Quote:

Originally Posted by RidgwaySD

I spoke to "Ford marketing" several times looking for clarification and answers on how to actually get a truck built. They were unable to provide anything but empty apologies like 99.9% of "customer service" outfits these days. They are utterly worthless...

The ordering system is completely broken IMO. How can some complex trucks get done in 6-8 weeks and simple trucks take twice as long? Nobody had any explanation for that either. It is 100% luck of the draw. Expect the worst, feel fortunate if the outcome is better. Do not bother ordering if you really have a timeline to adhere too.

Dealer and Regional Allocation

Oct 5, 2021 | 11:31 AM

#22

Phoenixfla

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From: Florida

Inspired by this thread I created a new delivered tab on the tracking spreadsheet to list the trucks in order from fastest to slowest delivered.

Oct 5, 2021 | 12:38 PM

#23

SonnyD1974

Trailering

Joined: Sep 2021

Posts: 19

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From: Weatherford

Quote:

Originally Posted by HorizontalHunter

Ordered 8/28
Production 9/29
Still in Production.

My truck has been “in production” for 6 days which seems like a long time to me but I ordered the spray in bed liner, tonneau cover, Ned step, wheel well liners, and mud flaps.

My guess is that’s why it is in production for so long.

The options you select and the availability of components will determine your wait.

Bob

Damn I wish I was one of the lucky ones.