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Ron.s

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I ordered mine on 9-28 but order wasnt accepted by GM until Tuesday at my dealer so that was 10-01. As I understand it orders are entered all week and can be changed until each Tuesday when accepted by GM.

On about 10-22 I received a build week of 10-28. Hoping it's built this week as scheduled, checking tomorrow. I did make a deposit so mine was entered as a sold order.

My past experience with GM orders is very similar...3-4 weeks to build and 10-15 days in transit. One good thing about being late to the party is that we should have some of the issues found on early builds fixed.

Hope we are all comparing notes on our delivered trucks soon!!!

CRTrucks Enthusiast

CRTrucks

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You can private message Jennifer with an order number and she'll give you an order update with an event code.

 

Edit* By the way, here are a list of event codes. I got them off a Corvette Stingray forum but they should apply to GM Trucks as well.

 

1100, Preliminary order accepted

2000, Order accepted by GM

2500, Order preferenced

3000, Order accepted by production control

3100, Order available to sequence

3300, Order scheduled for production

3400, Order broadcast

3800, Order produced

4000, Available to ship

4150, Original invoice to the dealer

4200, Shipped by the plant

4800, Bayed with the carrier

5000, Delivered to the dealer

Thanks!

Willc11 Enthusiast

Willc11

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Great news this morning!

 

My 14 Denali is on the rail car heading to Mesquite, Tx for distribution. It will arrive tomorrow, for a dealer delivery next week.

 

Not bad. Ordered 9.25 here on 11.6.

 

3GTP1WEJ7EG270XXX.

 

Will

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CorvetteOJ

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Great news this morning!

 

My 14 Denali is on the rail car heading to Mesquite, Tx for distribution. It will arrive tomorrow, for a dealer delivery next week.

 

Not bad. Ordered 9.25 here on 11.6.

 

3GTP1WEJ7EG270XXX.

 

Will

Will, our Denali's are almost "brothers." I am pretty sure they both left Silao on the same train because mine was between Brownsville and Corpus Christie night before last. My VIN is 3GTP1WEJXEG269XXX. I guess mine came down the line a little ahead of yours. They say I should have mine by next Friday. It has to go to Birmingham, Alabama on the train, then wait for a truck to go south to Montgomery, which is about 110 miles. Good luck with yours.

Willc11 Enthusiast

Willc11

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Nice OJ,

 

I guess they are "brothers." Any idea why in our 2 VIn's have a difference in the 7th digit? Did you go with a 4wd?

 

I am ready for some picks. Looks like it is going to be a great weekend for both of us!

 

Will

EChavez Enthusiast

EChavez

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Well I got a call from my dealer today and to my surprise I got a build date! November 18th. I'm hoping for a quick delivery but we'll see what happens.

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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Nice OJ,

 

I guess they are "brothers." Any idea why in our 2 VIn's have a difference in the 7th digit? Did you go with a 4wd?

 

I am ready for some picks. Looks like it is going to be a great weekend for both of us!

 

Will

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Willc11 Enthusiast

Willc11

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Nice OJ,I guess they are "brothers." Any idea why in our 2 VIn's have a difference in the 7th digit? Did you go with a 4wd?I am ready for some picks. Looks like it is going to be a great weekend for both of us!Will

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Thanks El Camino,

 

I noticed you live in the UP of Michigan. I have family that lives in Houghton. Beautiful country.

 

Will

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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6 miles from Houghton on Torch Lake.....

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Rme2513 Enthusiast

Rme2513

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You can private message Jennifer with an order number and she'll give you an order update with an event code.

 

Edit* By the way, here are a list of event codes. I got them off a Corvette Stingray forum but they should apply to GM Trucks as well.

 

1100, Preliminary order accepted

2000, Order accepted by GM

2500, Order preferenced

3000, Order accepted by production control

3100, Order available to sequence

3300, Order scheduled for production

3400, Order broadcast

3800, Order produced

4000, Available to ship

4150, Original invoice to the dealer

4200, Shipped by the plant

4800, Bayed with the carrier

5000, Delivered to the dealer

who is Jennifer and how can I pm her
996TT Enthusiast

996TT

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New to this forum. I ordered a 2015 Denali 6.2 on 8/26 and have Vin # 3GTU2WEJSFG157XXX. The dealer gave me event code of 4800. How do you find out where truck is? The salesman didn't know much. Also how would I go about contacting Jennifer?



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White_Denali Enthusiast

White_Denali

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New to this forum. I ordered a 2015 Denali 6.2 on 8/26 and have Vin # 3GTU2WEJSFG157XXX. The dealer gave me event code of 4800. How do you find out where truck is? The salesman didn't know much. Also how would I go about contacting Jennifer?

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

Here is a link that shows what every dealer code means and nice got a denali 6.2 on the way as well

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/165646-my-new-62l-denali-8-speed-is-bult-and-on-the-way-to-the-dealer/page-3

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

redwngr

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I ordered my double cab on sept 19th, first morning. Still no build date. I am not happy. My dealer says around Xmas now. I might just wait for the announcement of the new ford 150. If it really loses 700 lbs I might leave gm for the first time in 30 years. I held off getting a new truck this summer because gm indicated 6.2 would be here by fall. December is more than a little late as hunting season will be all but over. Add in the 1500 increase in price after I ordered, because they couldn't deliver the truck I wanted in early fall, tends to make me pissed.

They did say 4th quarter 2014.

 

Did you order with max tow?

 

I've been told not 6.2 max tow trucks will be built until Jan 2015.

 

I hope we like the 8 speed.

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