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So is ramp 59 only for train movement?
No i dont believe so
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So is ramp 59 only for train movement?
recieved this email from my dealer about 2 hours ago:
Hello Gene,
Here's the latest scoop from Ford regarding the Raptors.
Subject: 2017-Model Year Ford Raptors Have Been Granted the OK-to-Ship
Summary: 2017-Model Year Ford Raptors have been granted the OK-to-Ship.
However, there are a number of retrofits that need to be completed and this will take some time to draw down the inventory of Raptors already produced.
The plant will be doing everything it can to prioritize retail orders and draw down the inventory by the end of the year.
NO ETAS WILL BE PROVIDED NOR EXPEDITES GRANTED DUE TO THE HIGH VOLUME OF RAPTORS AFFECTED.
It is recommended that dealerships let customers know that they should receive their orders by the end of December but individual orders cannot be traced nor can precise ETAs be provided; some of the affected Raptors are not likely to arrive at dealerships until after the 1st of the year.
Sincerely,
Where do you guys see "Ramp 59" information? On the window sticker? Where on the Sticker?
Where do you guys see "Ramp 59" information? On the window sticker? Where on the Sticker?
Email from my dealer
"I haven’t heard OKTB was given but I did hear that there were 2400 Raptor’s on ground and couldn’t be released. My understanding is your truck will be built soon and will probably arrive before those first ones but it will be after the new year. I will let you know when I get another update."
It all fits, something on the 2400 already built needs to be reworked.
So based on the numbers from your post, and numbers from ford built per day, you are saying that every Raptor built from 10/10, (start date) through 11/11 can not be shipped do to the retrofit work? Per Ford Service, Ford Proformance, and Dealer, Ramp 59, is where they are loaded into rail cars, and trucks. Can you get more info from your Dealer and help us out?