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I strongly believe we won't see them until late June to late July depending on volume on hold and number of employees completing the campaign(s)...depends on if your truck is finished first or last. Hope I'm wrong

Completely contradicts what an employee in the know at the plant told me... Our units are built and sitting in lots. I don't see how yours wouldn't be.

Wow

We are experiencing the negatives of technology...it wasn't too long ago that if you ordered a vehicle, you didn't receive any notification until the dealer called you and said, "your truck arrived". Knowing your vehicle was built on April 26th, but won't be delivered for weeks and/or months...

it's so frustrating...easily the worst launch in my nearly 30 years at FoMoCo

Being I've worked at a Ford plant for nearly 30 years, no special attention is a positive in my opinion. Let it lay low...

Someone at the plant can def get your unit shipped quicker if it's ready to be shipped

No update at all. Not even interested in getting another sandbag line of bullshit from Ford CS. Completely agree... At this point, I'll try my best to act like my Bronco hasn't been built and is parked in a lot somewhere for who knows how long... Ridiculous

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Well I can verify the user here that created the tracking app shows my unit on hold and the plant confirmed my unit is on hold while Ford chat would only say my unit was in production. There's some major miscommunication going on to say the least.

The Ford tracker still says 'in production' for mine... The tracker someone created in this forum is where I saw the 'on hold' message. Ford chat tells me it's in production just like The Ford tracker. I had to contact someone at MAP (Michigan Assembly Plant) to confirm it is indeed on hold...

As a Ford employee, I had that ability at my plant, but it did not help one bit in trying to get my Bronco treated the same way at MAP. I was a tad perturbed no one could/would assist me.

completely agree...we had thousands of Super Duties sitting in parking lots and fields all over Kentucky and Indiana for months. When a truck sits in a field for that long, oxidation is a real concern. As for mileage, I always request my personal vehicles get the full inspection treatment at...

they got lucky and got a week where there were no build issues. Our week along with many others are stuck in limbo until part/repairs are done which we can not speculate how long this will take. There is a good possibility many of these 'thousands' being held will not be shipped until July...

It seems my unit is one of THOUSANDS (his words) that is part of TWO corporate stop ships. So if your unit says 'in production', you might be in there with me...completely sucks. His words exactly: It is a finished vehicle held on two Corporate Stop Ships, each with thousands of units in them.

So many possible scenarios... Here's one that we had this past week: Run out of (insert part here) and you might build 300 trucks without this part. Once part arrives, you keep building trucks while the ones waiting for the same part are now in a parking lot near the plant. You will then have a...

Let me add... I'm a 29+ year employee at Kentucky Truck Plant where the Super Duty, Expedition, and Navigator are made. I worked in scheduling for years so I understand what's going on.

I contacted someone at the plant today... I'm hoping there's a reply tomorrow to share with you all. Only asked about the status of my unit. I don't want it parked in a lot somewhere awaiting parts if that's the case. Maybe I'll get lucky like some others and he'll say it's shipped hahaha

If it wasn't such a cool vehicle, most of us would have moved on