The order for my Colorado was actually placed

By HuJass
August 28, 2003 in 1982-2005 Chevrolet S-10/Blazer & GMC S15/Sonoma/Jimmy

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HuJass

Posted August 28, 2003

Dealer placed the order on 8/9/03 at 10:54 AM.

Order number is GNNZWN

No TPW yet. The dealership hasn't received their allocation yet. As soon as GM gives the dealers their allocations, my preliminary order will be taken up and it will be assigned a TPW (target production week).

Looks like things are starting to move now.

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