does anyone know if there is a way to track a truck order, other than calling the darn dealership every week?

 

TroyK

I haven't been able to find one. I ordered 7/17 and as of today still no VIN or build date

 

TroyK

Dealer just advised me of VIN and a 9/17 build date. ETA at dealer is first week in October.

 

Just shut up and wait for your truck......are call the builder

 

Screwkid,

Your response is more than bit harsh. While you may have meant it in jest, the vast majority of people will probably not take it that way (and nor did the person that reporting this thread to me). I'd recommend toning it down a bit or choosing your words more wisely if you want to continue posting here.

Steve

 

Good Call Steve,

I just sent out 2 replies with screwkid in mind. He told me to shut up too and so I got pissed. IMO, he's a punk.

DaveMan

 

salesman just called with my build date...sept 24th. he didn't have a delivery date but said it usually takes about two weeks after build for the truck to reach the dealership. can't wait!

 

My 2002 F-250 SD was built on August 20 and got to the dealer on 6 September, so 2 weeks or so seems to be what they are running now, at least on the SDs

 

Hey Troy,

Congratulations!

Don't forget to post some pics please as soon as you get a chance.

Thanks,

DaveMan

 

i guess i'll have to get a digital camera then, eh?!

 

TroyK
Most of my excitement over my coming delivery has been destroyed by recent events. It all seems so unbelievable! Keep us posted on your delivery and congratulations also.

 

Hey Troy,

Let me know if you are in the market for a digital camera. I can tell you all about my Sony with a cdr burner. It can take over 160 pictures at 1600x1200 zoomed out fully. You can take MPEG movies with it and you can get something like over 600 photos at 640x480. It sports a 10x optical zoom and a 20x digital zoom capability. Sweet camera man, and I recommend it to everyone.

Anyway, I love it and it was worth every penny of the over $900 I gave for it at circuit city. The cdr is the way to go, forget those damn chips and cables, just pop the cd in your computer and do anything you want with the photos and when done just pop it back into the cam. The cds cost around $4 so that's less than $0.02 for each photo, at that price you can snap away guilt free.

Good Luck

DaveMan

 

boy, ya know! as much as the kr costs...it oughtta come with a digital cam!

 

It used to be possible to track a truck through the process. Do a search on the internet. The details are not suitable for posting on forums like this. Send me an email if you want help searching

Doug