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Ordered 2021 crew cab standard bed satin steel metallic  trailboss  with leather package convenience 2 and bed protection package with the 5.3 liter on 10/23 ..just found out this week the target production week is 12/7  and gm code 3400 thinking January before I see it.  Located in upstate ny 

 

12/8 update.  Vehicle produced they provided me with full vin on Chevy chat.  truck  in quality control in yard awaiting shipping no estimate on shipping date yet 

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Built 10/16 brought it home 10/24. 

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Picked up my Double Cab AT4 today. Really pleased with how my order came out. I picked the right trim, options and color.

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Brought it home today!   TIMELINE FROM ORDER TO DELIVERY 10/29/18 - Ordered the all new T1 2019 Silverado High Country, Crew Cab Short Box, 6.2L with 10 speed trans., Tech Package, N

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Seems to have taken longer for them to get started on my AT4 Carbon Pro. It may be due to using an independent dealer/broker rather than a GM dealer. Ordered on 9/28 (not sure when it was picked up). Build week of 11/23. Still waiting to hear from the dealer if  they have an update. If it ships next week, I am hoping on a Phoenix delivery before Christmas. That would be a total of about 12 weeks.

 

Update 12/2/2020... Dealer informs me that the truck is being delayed due to a shortage of suspension parts.

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Ordered my 21 SLT CCSB 5.3 10sp on 10/7. Picked it up today. Came from Ft Wayne. Just under 60 days from order to delivery.

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On 11/26/2020 at 4:36 PM, bstraty said:

I called today for an update and was told that it is currently in shipping and they expect it at the dealership within the next couple weeks.  Just in time for Christmas.

They confirmed that the spray in bed-liners are on constraint so they're apparently just getting them without the spray ins.  I'm glad I got the carbon pro!

I was updated yesterday. 
 

My truck is in and at the dealership! They did PDI and dealer installed items. Now it’s gone for protective film and ceramic coat. 
I’m pretty surprised with how quick it ended up being. 

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Congrats bstraty! I'm on day 5 with my new Sierra and love it. Best of luck to you!

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Just called my dealer and my truck still isn't accepted by GM, he said the Max Tow is now open but the gas engines aren't, 6 weeks now I'm starting to think this might not happen!

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Just chatted the other day with gmc and they said my order was accepted but no more information.  Ordered a AT4 6.2L with a standard box and other goodies.  Put the order in about 4 weeks ago.  

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I ordered my 2021 Sierra AT4 crew cab standard bed on 10/8/20. Truck was built 11/10 at Silao. Since then, its been at status 4000/4B00 and hasn't moved. I'm in North Carolina. I'm wondering that takes so long to get this thing on a train and on it's way to me. For how many trucks they produce every day, it makes no sense why they'd hold on to one for so long after production. I've tried asking my dealer but they've been no more helpful than the GMC chat people. Dealer originally said 6 weeks, its now been 9 weeks and no end in sight. I was really hoping to take delivery by Christmas with all these great year end incentives, but with a 2 week ship time, there's no way I'll see it before year end. ?

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1 hour ago, Vinnie Cura said:

I ordered my 2021 Sierra AT4 crew cab standard bed on 10/8/20. Truck was built 11/10 at Silao. Since then, its been at status 4000/4B00 and hasn't moved. I'm in North Carolina. I'm wondering that takes so long to get this thing on a train and on it's way to me. For how many trucks they produce every day, it makes no sense why they'd hold on to one for so long after production. I've tried asking my dealer but they've been no more helpful than the GMC chat people. Dealer originally said 6 weeks, its now been 9 weeks and no end in sight. I was really hoping to take delivery by Christmas with all these great year end incentives, but with a 2 week ship time, there's no way I'll see it before year end. ?

I was hoping to get mine by the end of the year as well but there is no way for menow after a 10/28 order date. One thing my dealer did say is if you get the VIN number before 12/31 he could finish the deal and get the end of the yr incentives and then you can take delivery of the truck when it finally arrives.

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On 12/9/2020 at 9:53 AM, CMillSilverado said:

I was hoping to get mine by the end of the year as well but there is no way for menow after a 10/28 order date. One thing my dealer did say is if you get the VIN number before 12/31 he could finish the deal and get the end of the yr incentives and then you can take delivery of the truck when it finally arrives.

That's a good idea, but if you're trading, you'll be without a vehicle until your truck comes in. I'm still crossing my fingers that they get it on a train this week. That's my only chance of it getting here before Christmas ?

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1 hour ago, Vinnie Cura said:

That's a good idea, but if you're trading, you'll be without a vehicle until your truck comes in. I'm still crossing my fingers that they get it on a train this week. That's my only chance of it getting here before Christmas ?

Actually he said I could drive my current trade until the new truck came in.

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Actually he said I could drive my current trade until the new truck came in.
That's how it was for me while I waited on my truck. The contract isn't fully executed until you take delivery of your new truck, therefore you're entitled to your trade in until then.

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Heard from my dealer that my truck was built last week (w/o 11/30). Not sure if when it will ship but still hoping on a delivery to Phoenix this year. I would think that a market as large as Phoenix would have frequent deliveries. Hoping for the December incentives. I would guess it’s up to the dealer to write the contract for December with a later ‘actual’ delivery date.

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Anyone else having shipping issues? my '21 AT4 (standard bed, 6.2, cardinal red) was ordered 10/8, built 11/10, and now still sitting in mexico. Neither my dealer nor GM have any idea when it will ship. Talk about frustrating!

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9 hours ago, Vinnie Cura said:

Anyone else having shipping issues? my '21 AT4 (standard bed, 6.2, cardinal red) was ordered 10/8, built 11/10, and now still sitting in mexico. Neither my dealer nor GM have any idea when it will ship. Talk about frustrating!

At least yours is built!  Mine has been ordered since then but no build date yet. Same as your truck just the color is white. Good luck!

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