FYI on 04 deliveries
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Yeah....with 3500 cash back, you can't beat that.....that is exactly why I bought a 2002 instead of a 2003 this past September....got 3000 cash back on top of the A-Plan for the 02's....at the time they were only offering 500 cash back on the 03's....Sweeeeet....plus with Ford producing the current model F-150 along with the 2004 for about 6 - 9 months, rebates should be really good.
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Re: Holding Trucks
Originally posted by screwbuilder
ksystems, yes Ford will hold all the trucks that are first produced just to make sure things are right. Recent examples are the Thunderbird and the 2002 Explorer. These along with the new truck are critical launches. They will in fact hold them and fix any problems they run into. Norfolk and Kansas City will be producing the 2004 as stated above. The 2003 will continue to be built in Canada until the end of the year. We build the 2004 right along side the 2003 right now. It is called an integrated build. We are building 2 2004's per hour at the moment. The trucks in the picture were built at Norfolk and Kansas City and then shipped to Detroit. My money still says dealers won't see them until Aug or September.
ksystems, yes Ford will hold all the trucks that are first produced just to make sure things are right. Recent examples are the Thunderbird and the 2002 Explorer. These along with the new truck are critical launches. They will in fact hold them and fix any problems they run into. Norfolk and Kansas City will be producing the 2004 as stated above. The 2003 will continue to be built in Canada until the end of the year. We build the 2004 right along side the 2003 right now. It is called an integrated build. We are building 2 2004's per hour at the moment. The trucks in the picture were built at Norfolk and Kansas City and then shipped to Detroit. My money still says dealers won't see them until Aug or September.