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You should definitely do some research before posting new threads. Also the lack of information you provided is astounding. Assuming you just placed your order you will get another email on a Thursday sometime in the distant future with your VIN and a scheduled production date. If it is an EcoBoost you might get VIN in 2-3 months. If it is a hybrid, 4-5 months. They schedule 2 months ahead of time and it takes 3-4 weeks for delivery. So you won’t get your truck for 3-9 months.
VIN stands for vehicle identification number. Saying “VIN number” is redundant and reduces any value from having an acronym. We all do it but I stress the stupidity of acronyms all the time.
VIN stands for vehicle identification number. Saying “VIN number” is redundant and reduces any value from having an acronym. We all do it but I stress the stupidity of acronyms all the time.
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I had to laugh at this. You have to be of a certain age to get that reference. However, I just asked my Echo dot, "when would I get my Maverick truck"? It pretty much said the same thing, but differently.
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I think a lot of people here are numb from waiting for a vin....some have been numb for quite a while.
Were all just a bunch of mushrooms. Ford keeps us in the dark and dealers feed us bull shite. I have a vin but who knows when it's gonna get built.
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