tupelof250

ice isn't one that causes a bad rap for this forum.  He is a well-respected, senior member that contributes way more to this forum there your petty bitching is ever going to.

The car carriers are getting vehicles delivered as soon as possible. The Dealers have no control over what's getting loaded for delivery at the ramps and there are a number of factors that have to be dealt with. Grow up and stop complaining! You'd think that you're the only one waiting for a vehicle to be delivered. 

The dealer doesn’t build it, Ford does.  Ford determines the scheduled build dates.  Therefore the dealer isn’t lying if they’re relaying the correct information from Ford.

OEM's don't require you use their repair shops for service, but you will want to retain receipts to prove you had (or did it yourself) work was completed.

I don’t believe it can, but I’d suggest being able to prove it with receipts or something. 

Because In Production doesn’t mean it’s actually on the assembly line.  There are also delays waiting for some things that get added offsite.

My truck is headed to Miami FL 

FWIW, I ordered my F-350 from Long Lewis in Hoover May 17. Built on 9/1, shipped on 9/4, arrived in Birmingham rail yard on 9/7. From there, it sat until 9/14, and delivered to Long Lewis that morning, picked up that afternoon.

That gives me a good idea. Thank you very much!!

Is your truck going to Tuscaloosa?  I’ve got one on order from them and I’m curious of transit time from factory to dealership.