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I put my order in on 6-8-23, would have done it earlier but I was waiting for GM to start building the Z71 Sport Edition again, for some reason they were on hold. I was notified the following week it would be built on 6-22-23. I planned on watching the build so I postponed it until 7-6-23 when we got back in town from vacation. It was built on the 7th and now waiting for the call to pick it up.

Its been quite some time since I have been this excited for a new vehicle.

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3/3/23 paid deposit on Ultimate SRW Titanium Rush.

4/28 no 5th wheel parts so have to wait for next allotment 

5/11 dealer called-build date first of June

6/15 email from GMC that build has begun

7/5 email from GMC that truck is in route to dealer

7/6 Dealer called and said it arrived 7/5

7/8 drove it home

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2 minutes ago, Billh913 said:

3/3/23 paid deposit on Ultimate SRW Titanium Rush.

4/28 no 5th wheel parts so have to wait for next allotment 

5/11 dealer called-build date first of June

6/15 email from GMC that build has begun

7/5 email from GMC that truck is in route to dealer

7/6 Dealer called and said it arrived 7/5

7/8 drove it home

Nice

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1 hour ago, loghead said:

I put my order in on 6-8-23, would have done it earlier but I was waiting for GM to start building the Z71 Sport Edition again, for some reason they were on hold. I was notified the following week it would be built on 6-22-23. I planned on watching the build so I postponed it until 7-6-23 when we got back in town from vacation. It was built on the 7th and now waiting for the call to pick it up.

Its been quite some time since I have been this excited for a new vehicle.

2024 HD Z71_SE (1).JPG

 

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2 hours ago, loghead said:

I put my order in on 6-8-23, would have done it earlier but I was waiting for GM to start building the Z71 Sport Edition again, for some reason they were on hold. I was notified the following week it would be built on 6-22-23. I planned on watching the build so I postponed it until 7-6-23 when we got back in town from vacation. It was built on the 7th and now waiting for the call to pick it up.

Its been quite some time since I have been this excited for a new vehicle.

2024 HD Z71_SE (1).JPG

 

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Wow that is beautiful   I would love to see mine built  u are making glad I ordered red 👍🍺

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On 6/5/2023 at 11:49 AM, Luke Thrailkill said:

Ordered 2024 GMC Denali 3500 4/21/23

Tri-coat white

5th wheel package 

Atmosphere/Brownstone 

Standard box

Crew cab

Entertainment package

Accepted 6/2/2023(about the 6 week mark)

Sammy at Rivard in Tampa FL said about 10 weeks from order to delivery. 

So far so good

 

Started my build today 7/12/2023, got the email.

Now to wait for the shipping 

 

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58 minutes ago, Luke Thrailkill said:

Started my build today 7/12/2023, got the email.

Now to wait for the shipping 

 

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Congrats man.

I’m pretty sure I won’t be receiving any of those emails since Florida passed a law where the manufacturers can no longer sell directly to consumers. So it has to go in as dealer inventory. And mine went in a day or two after it took affect. 

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1 minute ago, Robbie R said:

Congrats man.

I’m pretty sure I won’t be receiving any of those emails since Florida passed a law where the manufacturers can no longer sell directly to consumers. So it has to go in as dealer inventory. And mine went in a day or two after it took affect. 

You should still get them and be able to check progress through gmc.com.

They seem to always appear in inventory before people get them

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1/20/23 - "Pre-order" info given to dealer for 3500 Duramax Crew Cab SRW 8' Ultimate in Titanium Rush
3/6/23 - Order banks "open" for HD
6/16/23 - Allocation received
6/22/23 - Accepted into production.  Build week is 7/31/23
 

Does anyone have access to 2024 GMC 3500 with 8' box?

 

I need some measurements for custom cap

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I've been back and forth between both trucks, Chevy or GMC, but haven't been able to figure out how to add the digital rear view camera to the Sierra. Am I missing something or is it just standard?

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Hope you have better luck than I am.   Mine was ordered in March, built in April 4th and has been sitting in Oshawa CA "Pending Dispatch"  ever since.   15 weeks later, still waiting on my truck to be shipped.  The best part is, our dealer is less than 150 miles away for the product plant.   Got to love this stuff.  

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Just placed an order Friday for an 2500 LTZ with a dealer we’ve known for ages that had “an allocation for an LTZ with a TPW the second week of August.” Had the list of constraints and nothing impacted us. If they had the allocation for next month, and no constraints impacted it, does that generally mean it goes thru for next month?
 

First experience ordering…

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4 hours ago, dbailey314 said:

How you have better luck than I am.   Mine was ordered in March, built in April 4th and has been sitting in Oshawa CA "Pending Dispatch"  ever since.   15 weeks later, still waiting on my truck to be shipped.  The best part is, our dealer is less than 150 miles away for the product plant.   Got to love this stuff.  

 

Wow, that's wild! I'm waiting for one built mid-late May in Flint. Dealer doesn't know anything, GM says talk to your dealer.

 

Delays are delays, life happens, but at the same time some transparency would be nice.

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