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Old Jan 30, 2008 | 12:35 PM
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Does anyone know the time frame for event code 2000 through 6000 (customer delivery)? For example 2000 - 2500 -3000.

I have a 2000 from my dealer and would like to get a better idea as to when I will end up with a 6000 - I was told to expect an mid March delivery.
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it does depend to some extent. when did it go to 2000 meaning it was picked up? when did you order?

if there are no constraints on any of your items, either base or options, typically, production seems to be taking 5-7 weeks (sometimes a week longer). then you have getting it trucked to your dealer which can be included in the above weeks, or take an added few days or 2 weeks. not likely tho.
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Mid March is probably a safe guesstimate. It could be a little sooner, or a little later. Since you are in Utah, the biggest hang up could be waiting for a full truck going your way, but could get combined with a Calif load.

Ideally your order should hit 2500 in 1-2 days after 2000, 3000 about a week later. Please note I said "ideally". Good luck.
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