Need someone to review my website build against what the dealer ordered

[oldserverguy 0]

Attached is my website build for a relatively plain jane F150 for a Florida daily driver and a tow vehicle for an Airstream 23FB and a scan of the printout that the dealer gave me after entering the order in a back room.  I've tried to compare them but there are differences.  Some are likely just nomenclature, some must be system items for $0.00 and then???

 

The truck is a F150 SuperCrew, 5.0L Coyote, 4x2, 5.5 box and max tow package.  The dealer doesn't seem to have a sales rep with deep knowledge of towing so I've had to rely on others to help me via email and the Airstream forum.  If you see something I missed I just placed the order on Friday so I'm assuming I can make changes for a few (as you can with GM).

 

 

 

F150-dealer-order-summary.pdf

Build Your F-150®.pdf

[Flying68 208]

Looks like there is a $40 difference in the base price (website is higher) and your web build didn't include the CHMSL Camera removal and the Auto Stop Start removals, otherwise they look the same.  301A is the mid package.

[oldserverguy 0]

Thanks much Flying68.  The "sales guy" wasn't of significant help with getting my build detailed.  I don't think they sell very many trucks for this which is strange being in SW Florida with majority retired people.  The F150 is intended to be everything I need for towing and nothing extra.  No sun roof, no 4x4, no skip plates.  After many comments pro and con I went with the 5.0L Coyote.  Simple and no turbo.

 

Do you see anything else that I need to add?  Any idea how far into the order I can change things?

 

[akirby 16,596]

Note the price on the dealer printout did not deduct the $2500 discounts so the dealer price was close to $60k.

[oldserverguy 0]

Interesting.  Thought it was going to be 3-6 months per the dealer before I got my truck which I ordered on 3/10.  Scheduled for production the week of 4/5 which implies slightly less than a month from order to off the line at Dearborn, MI.  Funny thing - here in Englewood, FL we have the "Dearborn Cruise-In" on the first Saturday of the month on Dearborn Street.