Dealer call me this morning saying truck was in ,just drove home with my 2011 F350 cc drw,she drove like a dream on the way home I will put up pics in the morning

 

You lucky freakin duck.....sounds awesome......please post pics.

 

Issue #1: Do you know what today is? I have a hard time believing anything I hear/read...lol.

If issue #1 is untrue, then I await your pictures!

 

good to hear, now i can see the truck I really want but really cant afford in person, oh well i can dream right?

 

Think today april 1st which means its april fools

 

Did you try out the build & price option on fordvheicles.com?
I threw a website quote together for you. Granted the website is always higher pricing. You may have already done this.

XL RC 8' bed
6.7L PSD
3.31 e-locking (can only choose 3.31 non-limited slip or e-locking)
4x2
No packages
Oxford white
Manual trailer tow mirrors
17" wheels
No interior options, basic radio
Vinyl 40/20/40
No accessories
NET price, $37,220

 

Rat *******....lol

 

Hopefully we all be happy campers next week when are trucks come in, but im not holding my breath

 

U Suck.................but, wish luck next week (i think)......LOL

 

My dealer told me yesterday that their Ford Rep told him that the 2011's have been released and will be shipped next week. Mine was built a few weeks ago and is sitting. Hopefully he is correct.

 

NOT COOL...


and here i thought you were going to be able to claim the right of first arrival owner..

 

Ford is trying to time it where there are trained techs there before they are released. I finished my training yesterday.

 

In 2004, there were +/- 4,600 dealerships in North America.
Assuming that number hasn't changed much, I sure hope this training project is near completion otherwise we’re going to be waiting even longer depending on how many trucks/trainer techs were dispatched.

 

The 2004 debacle is what they're trying to prevent. When I took my 6.0 training, we didn't have a 6.0 to work on. I got back to the dealership having to work on something that I'd never seen before.

 

I didn't know there was any issue in 2004, I was simply looking for total number of dealerships...haha. It just happened to be 2004 data that I discovered.

Yes, I agree the dealerships need the training.
I guess if someone has an issue in the first 50 miles a tech needs to know how to resolve it.