I am going against the grain here folks. It took my truck 11 weeks to be built; Dec 18 order. That was after I cancelled and changed an order from 5 weeks before that. I cancelled and changed because some options at the time of my Nov 11 order were unavailable. I reordered when they became available; and THEN for 11 weeks I fretted being called and being told that they were unavailable again. 11 long weeks all the way until I was informed my truck hit D1, and then framing, then assembly line, and finally an EL and window sticker populated on either sides of a weekend. YES! my truck exists.
That was a couple weeks ago now. I've been waiting on shipping since. But I tell ya, opposite of what a lot of guys say, this part of the wait is easier for me. I even understand there is a recall now (Z20)? But whatever, at least I know my truck is built. Yea, for sure, it will really suck if I get news about lost key fobs, or vandalism or whatever. I work in the shipping industry. I witness and expect delays as the norm. I was really hoping to have my truck by early April for a camping trip and use it to haul our camper provided I got 500 miles of break-in on the engine and trans before hauling as per the manual. But seriously, as long as MD honors the agreed price, which I am reading here they do, I'll get my truck when I get my truck. I really do hope it is sooner than later, don't get me wrong. And call me patient or too-calm or whatever, but for me the worst part of waiting was making sure that everything actually got built with all the parts considering the economy and market we are all facing and mostly while watching heavier optioned trucks get built in 1/3rd the time as mine. THAT, my friends, was frustrating
So, now my caveat here, is that the shipping was supposed to take place today 3-22, waiting on a rail assignment. I'm supposed to check in with Renae today and I'm sure that if I hear it'll be another month just sitting in Saltillo I'll start to get antsy and this will become a harder part of the wait. haha.