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azfansinnc

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  1. 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

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  2. 3 hours ago, yorid said:


    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?

  3. 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

  4. On 9/20/2021 at 9:16 PM, road turtle said:

    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 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.

  5. 17 hours ago, MI173 said:

    I sold my 21 7.3l and ordered a 6.7l. I was averaging 11.2 MPG and worse when towing six months out of the year. It’s a great motor and will pull anything, however the transmission was very erratic, I could barely hook a trailer up by myself. It lurched forward and backward when shifting. I was told that it was because of the torque of the 7.3. Not sure but does seem like a common complaint on the Tremor forms. I test drove a 6.7 much it’s smoother. Overall both great choices.

    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.

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