I’m in the same boat. Sticker has a build date of 01/22 and tracker shows build date of 01/24 and hasn’t come out of “In Production”. My dealer called me on 01/25 and said my truck was in the body shop getting the spray in liner. I’m not confident all is well.
According to my dealer, once you receive a VIN you can't make any changes. If you want to make changes, you'd have to cancel your current order and place a new one.
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2016 F150 King Ranch - 68,208 miles
Hate to see her go. Best truck I've ever owned.
1 owner, no accidents, minor damage on front bumper (rock chips), but otherwise in excellent condition. Includes low profile tonneau cover.
Truck is in excellent mechanical condition and has been trouble...
So, not to throw another wrench into your work, but it appears Ford has updated the Build & Price site. Now if you select the Powerboost engine, it automatically adds the Trailer Tow package.
If you opt for the FX4 package or 4x4, then it doesn't automatically add the Trailer Tow package.
I've been using the Access Vanish Roll Up tonneau cover on my 2016 KR for the last 4 years, and it has held up remarkably well. It's not the cheapest or comes with the best warranty, but it does it's job great and has been very durable.
I just ordered one for my new truck off ebay for a...
I’ve never owned this particular brand, but I’ve owned hard roll up and soft roll up tonneau covers. My opinion is the soft roll up is the way to go. Much easier to get out of the way when you need to get into the truck bed, gives you 99.9% bed access, lighter, and costs a fraction of a hard...
I have a Platinum with the Carmelo interior on order. My build date was updated this week to 01/22/21. It was originally 12/14. The VIN was issued last month.
Just received a call from my dealer. My build date was pushed out another month into January. It's now scheduled to be built the week of January 18th. I'm now at a 2 month delay from the original build date. Starting to wonder if it's actually going to get built.
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I always follow the directions for a new car. Apply a decently heavy coating and let dry overnight. The next day, remove and polish it up. A week later, apply a second coat and polish per normal directions.
I learned something new last year. Use a damp cloth to apply and it'll make...