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So I went in the dealer today to pick up battery for my fathers car, the guy that I order my truck from sow me from across the dealer and call my name so I went there to say hello and of course I ask what is happening with my truck, the dude jump on his computer try few deferent ways to find out where the hold up is and only think can see was pending shipping, he said probably waiting on cheeps or cant find available carrier the ship the truck, this is nearly 3 months after the truck been build....... I  guess ill give it some more time.....

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damn, I ran into a guy who picked up his tb diesel order from feb on July 14...so about 6 months, my tb custom 2.7 order from early April had been built for a few weeks sitting waiting for who knows what as yours is before I decided the skip out on the lottery and found a custom 2.7 on a lot that I would lift myself as a lot of the other tb features I just didn't need, so did that and cancelled my order at about the 4 month mark, I had some other reasons to be in a hurry though...if you can wait it will come, you may have already waited long enough so maybe you're stuck past point of no return now? sucks man...hope things turn around for you shortly

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My original TB ltd custom order was in transit status then back to pending shipping or something to that effect for I don’t know how long. I went out and found a new refresh model 6 hours away and bought it, was only a couple thousand more. I don’t think that truck ever did come in. They should let us pick them up from the factory lots.

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57 minutes ago, Texcl2 said:

They should let us pick them up from the factory lots.

Wishful thinking.  That would be a nightmare for them to endure.  Can you imagine a 1,000 people a  day showing up bitching about this and that? 

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15 hours ago, FJB said:

So I went in the dealer today to pick up battery for my fathers car, the guy that I order my truck from sow me from across the dealer and call my name so I went there to say hello and of course I ask what is happening with my truck, the dude jump on his computer try few deferent ways to find out where the hold up is and only think can see was pending shipping, he said probably waiting on cheeps or cant find available carrier the ship the truck, this is nearly 3 months after the truck been build....... I  guess ill give it some more time.....

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