No lift/leveling kit and no accessories that should be installed by the dealer. The only things are supposed to be in the built, by Ford (wheel well liner, rear seat foldable storage and work surface).
To clarify, “in production” date on ford order status should line up to blend date and the “built” date would line up to roll off the line in final?
That's exciting! Congrats! This is supposed to be my build week and the dealer told me the date was 12/10 and hasn't changed from what they see but my window sticker hasn't showed up on the Ford website yet so I would say I am a little concerned. Although this makes me feel a little better that I still have hope it will get started this week....
No. "In Production" means the order has been downloaded to the plant scheduling system. There isn't a set date for that. It usually happens 10 days or so before the Blend date. Produced date is when it rolls off the line.
Thank you @Pioneer74 ! It definitely clears the confusion for many.Here's an example of a build that didn't have any delays. Don't confuse the word "Blended" with your Blend Date. 2 different things.
In this example, the Blend date that everybody here is accustomed with is represented by the date the order starts in the Body Shop. The truck was shown as "In Production" starting on the 13th. The Blend date is the 21st and the Produced date is the 22nd.
Rapid red XLT Supercab 302A sport package-
