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I hope to finally get mine built next week. It was supposed to be built this week but last week I got bumped to 4/25. That was bump #6 for a total of 7 weeks...so far. Ordered 9/21, scheduled 1/27 for March 7. By the time it hopefully shows up in May, it will be around 8 months from order to delivery. F350 Lariat SRW. BAP, moonroof, 6.7PSD

Same notification here and my schedule (and reachedule) cadence is similar. Does anyone have any feedback on what that pop up notification means for scheduled trucks with VINs but a moving build date?

Have you looked on eBay? Last I looked there were a bunch of BAP takeoff sets out there.

Here's my situation: Ordered and accepted - Sept 21  Scheduled for Prod & VIN - Jan 28 Scheduled build date - 3/07 Rescheduled to 03/14 Rescheduled to 03/21 Rescheduled to 04/04 Rescheduled to 04/11  Rescheduled to 04/18 After all the excitement of getting a build date after 4 months of waiting, I've already been pushed back 5 times for a total of 6 weeks..so far. 2022 F350 Lariat/BAP 6.7 PSD

Yes. Select "Vehicle" on the bottom and then select "Service History" (right above "Glove Box") and then select "Add Record." You can add cost, notes, mileage, date, etc. You can even transfer the data to a new buyer. All my dealer records are there as well.

I didn't own my 2020 for much more than a year but I recorded all my maintenance on the Ford Pass app and plan to do that again. I hope that is sufficient.

New here but just sold my 2020 7.3 F250 CCSB to order a new 2022 6.7 F350 CCSB. The 7.3 was a great motor with the 10spd and got OK mileage towing of about 9.5 with our 7K# trailer. I loved that truck but decided to go to the 6.7 for better range while towing and a few added options. You LB guys probably don't have that issue with a 50 gallon tank but 34 wasn't cutting it. Fuel economy should be better both towing and not and I can get a larger fuel tank to increase range. I was getting around 250mi to a tank and it was just not enough, especially when running through the crowded northeastern states. Heck, I couldn't even make it from home to our usual camping spot on the OBX in a single tank. One of the first upgrades on the new truck will be either an S&B or Titan tank.