I think they’re always cutting the parts but it’s a matter of fabricating them. I wouldn’t say they’re on hold until April. I think more so the next batch may be shipping as early as April but I’d probably pad that by a month or two. We won’t know for sure until this current batch is ready to ship which is hopefully in the next 4-6 weeks.Great information @Slei, especially for those under #515. Here is an interesting question: does that mean the next "batch" is on hold until April or are they producing continuously? In other words. If you ordered inside #515 you might get a top by April or thereabouts. If you order today in the next "batch", would you not get a top until August to September? Or, is there an in between "batch" break point for their production phases to overlap?
Side note: in manufacturing things rarely "go to plan" unless you are a very detail oriented, sophisticated, energetic, and lucky planner. (weighted in reverse order of listing)
the time between this batch of squarebacks and the slant backs that shipped recently hasn’t been too bad at all. Not sure what the order mix looks like currently and if they’re going to produce the slant and square simultaneously.
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yeah. So he sent me the 3rd party email that had contacted him, and I used the phone number. I called them, and he(Steve) gave me the FedEx facility that should have the top. A few calls later I am in touch with the Hollywood FedEx depot. A real human! Huzzah! After speaking with her, it came that FedEx for the holidays wanted to contact everyone for deliveries. For some reason, I never received a call on Friday. It would seem some employees decided to take holiday early. So the ending of this saga is that my delivery is scheduled for Thursday. They are closed Tues and Weds and did not have anyone who could deliver today.
