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UAW autoworkers Ford, GM and Chrysler are closing for an uknown time due to Coronavirus.

 

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I would expect a delay if no one is there to build trucks

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Perfect timing in that it allows them to reduce the days inventory of their trucks which they needed to do anyway. For my part I have decided to wait for the 2021 trucks and pass on a 2020 one.

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14 minutes ago, Dunn said:

I would expect a delay if no one is there to build trucks

No shit Sherlock. I said expect a delay to advise those who didn't know U.S. autoworkers were shutting down as of today. Never said the Mexico plant was shutting down. Smartass.

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I have one ordered it was to be built the week of 3/16 or this week in Ft Wayne. I should know Friday if it made it or not. I ordered it 2/19 I believe. My dealer swapped a truck he had allocated to them for mine. My luck well my luck has not been good of late so I'll bet I wait. As of today there is not a truck like the one I ordered with in 2000 of me. 19 out of 22 is the best I can find. I already sold my 2017 Chevy Silverado that I bought in hast .

 

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1 minute ago, mafd2 said:

No shit Sherlock. I said expect a delay to advise those who didn't know U.S. autoworkers were shutting down as of today. Never said the Mexico plant was shutting down. Smartass.

lol, I didn't mean it like that.....second part didn't get posted

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1 hour ago, Dunn said:

lol, I didn't mean it like that.....second part didn't get posted

That's all I saw; don't know of a second part. It's all good bud.

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At least one of the news stories has Mexican plants down too.

 

Parts go in both directions.

 

 

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3 hours ago, mafd2 said:

No shit Sherlock. I said expect a delay to advise those who didn't know U.S. autoworkers were shutting down as of today. Never said the Mexico plant was shutting down. Smartass.

News report I saw said North American plants.

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That was close, Picked mine up Monday, Don't know if that was good or bad the way the stock market has been lately. Ill let you know next year.

 

2020  3500HD SLT CC. DRW. 4X4

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I ordered mine on 2/19/2020 and it was to be built in Ft Wayne the week of 3/16 I was sure I would have to wait until they got back to work. BUY NO the dealer call this morning and said it was built on Tuesday. Now I wait until it's delivered already heard the truckers are not taking time off. Should see in in a week or two. Should I name my new truck Covid-19 ????????????????

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21 minutes ago, mcgee500 said:

I ordered mine on 2/19/2020 and it was to be built in Ft Wayne the week of 3/16 I was sure I would have to wait until they got back to work. BUY NO the dealer call this morning and said it was built on Tuesday. Now I wait until it's delivered already heard the truckers are not taking time off. Should see in in a week or two. Should I name my new truck Covid-19 ????????????????

Corona Edition

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5 minutes ago, mafd2 said:

Corona Edition

with badging, a 2 inch lift, self cleaning door handles, and brush guard to push the hoards of people out of the way at supermarkets.

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Corona editions equipped with sliding rear window also include self cleaning back seat and headliner.

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