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@Thrailkilllooks like my truck may have  already began the shipping process it showed up on Rivards site as normal yesterday now today it shows that it’s in transit. 

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33 minutes ago, Robbie R said:

@Thrailkilllooks like my truck may have  already began the shipping process it showed up on Rivards site as normal yesterday now today it shows that it’s in transit. 

Nice.... mine hit thier website about 16 days before it hit thier lot sir

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Does anyone know the meaning of, "ORDER RE-EDITED" ?  My HD order was, Preliminary Order Accepted on 08/16/23 event code 1100.  Then on 08-23-23 it went to event code 2030 "Order Re-edited". It also shows it was," Order Re-edited" 4 more times on, 08-30, 09-06, 09-13, 09-20-23. What does "Order Re-edited" mean ???? I didn't change anything on the order, does that mean, dealer, or factory changed something on the order???? Salesman is off for a while, so I thought I'd  see if any of you guys knew what this was. Thanks.       

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7 hours ago, Clavos Mountain Ranch said:

Does anyone know the meaning of, "ORDER RE-EDITED" ?  My HD order was, Preliminary Order Accepted on 08/16/23 event code 1100.  Then on 08-23-23 it went to event code 2030 "Order Re-edited". It also shows it was," Order Re-edited" 4 more times on, 08-30, 09-06, 09-13, 09-20-23. What does "Order Re-edited" mean ???? I didn't change anything on the order, does that mean, dealer, or factory changed something on the order???? Salesman is off for a while, so I thought I'd  see if any of you guys knew what this was. Thanks.       

Mine did the same thing 5 times before it was built code 2030.

But shirt answer no I don't know why

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Funny a couple folks here mention Laura. I just found them through a local gent I know who has a substantial fleet and orders through them. Im looking into switching and ordering from them now. Will let everyone know how it goes...

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32 minutes ago, AngelPhoenix said:

Anyone else waiting 3-4 months on their build with zero movement? Like, no allocation, not picked up by GM, just sitting on the dealer's system twiddling its thumbs?

No, from order date to build date 111 days..

Did sit about five weeks at code 2030

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20 minutes ago, Thrailkill said:

No, from order date to build date 111 days..

Did sit about five weeks at code 2030

How long was it before GM accepted your order? Because I selected the high country 20 inch wheels for my LTZ build and I've been hearing those are back-ordered and might be holding me up, but the dealer insists that's not the issue. 

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4 minutes ago, AngelPhoenix said:

How long was it before GM accepted your order? Because I selected the high country 20 inch wheels for my LTZ build and I've been hearing those are back-ordered and might be holding me up, but the dealer insists that's not the issue. 

Here is how mine went

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All bets are off right now as to what anyones status is. Even though Flint assy itself hasnt been struck most of the supply is limited now. Its only a matter of time before production slows significantly or ceases altogether. 

@moonlight39 I suspect that your dealer has no allocations so the issue is with them, the order wont proceed without them allocating it. 

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2 minutes ago, Thrailkill said:

Here is how mine went

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So, only about a month before going into production? I must have just ordered from the wrong dealers(s) lol

 

I ordered only about 6 weeks after you did too. ,

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1 minute ago, 64BAwagon said:

All bets are off right now as to what anyones status is. Even though Flint assy itself hasnt been struck most of the supply is limited now. Its only a matter of time before production slows significantly or ceases altogether. 

@moonlight39 I suspect that your dealer has no allocations so the issue is with them, the order wont proceed without them allocating it. 

Yeah, I was hoping I'd sneak in before the ripple effects of the strike hit. Looks like I'm probably screwed/going with Ford (same thing? Lol)

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