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Ordered my 2007 NBS Sierra on March 27th - just got build date of April 30th. I imagine 10 days or so from production to the dealer? Can't wait - wish they'd had one one the lot set up the way I wanted!!! On the other hand - how great to go through the options and just check the boxes you want...

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Congrats! It's nice to get instant gratification and find one on the lot, but there's something to be said for having one built to your specifications. Hope the incentives are still on when yours arrives.

Ryloth Enthusiast

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Nice, I heard the turn around time is roughly five weeks from the time you place the order. I plan on ordering myself an Avalanche or Sierra Denali here in the next month or two.

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Nice, I heard the turn around time is roughly five weeks from the time you place the order. I plan on ordering myself an Avalanche or Sierra Denali here in the next month or two.

 

 

Hint, hint, Denali. Out of pure jeoulsy i would say the avalanche to make me feel better about mine,but come on the denali is it.

Gozer Enthusiast

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Ordered my 2007 NBS Sierra on March 27th - just got build date of April 30th. I imagine 10 days or so from production to the dealer? Can't wait - wish they'd had one one the lot set up the way I wanted!!! On the other hand - how great to go through the options and just check the boxes you want...

 

 

Congratulations! I can't figure this order system out though. I ordered mine the week of March 11, and as of last Thursday dealer still didn't have a build date...

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Ordered my 2007 NBS Sierra on March 27th - just got build date of April 30th. I imagine 10 days or so from production to the dealer? Can't wait - wish they'd had one one the lot set up the way I wanted!!! On the other hand - how great to go through the options and just check the boxes you want...

 

 

Congratulations! I can't figure this order system out though. I ordered mine the week of March 11, and as of last Thursday dealer still didn't have a build date...

 

Gozer, ask your salesman to give you your order status event code. By this time you should be at 3000 or higher. Once you get to 3300 you will get a TPW or a Target Production Week. Also ask him if they gave it an order type of SRE - Retail Sold or TRE - Retail Stock. "sold" orders get preference over "stock" orders. If you are not at event status 3000 by now, its likely your dealer doesn't have an allocation, kinda like a quota on how many of a certain type of vehicle they can order.

 

1100 Preliminary Order Accepted

1101 Preliminary Order Added

1102 - Preliminary Order Added thru Web

2030 Order Re-edited

2050 Order Changed

2000 Accepted by GM

2500 Preferenced

2550 Order Changed

3000 Accepted by Production Control

3100 Available to Sequence

3300 Schedule for Production

3400 Broadcast

3800 Produced

4000 Available to Ship

4104 Bailment Invoice

4b00 Bayed (actually a capital B but it can be mistaken for an eight)

4106 Release Bailment

4150 Original Invoice

4200 Shipped

4800 Rail Ramp Unload

4300 Intermediate Delivery

4V03 EDD (Estimated Delivery Date) Updated

5000 Delivered to Dealer

6000 Delivered to Customer

snarkee Senior Enthusiast

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feb 15th ordered....march 25th build date....changed to april 18th...changed to april 9th....changed to april 16th....finally built april 12th....just waiting for the shipment

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