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Old Aug 22, 2015 | 05:51 PM
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I have an order number from my dealer and was told my order was preliminary accepted, but, as of yet, no TPW?
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Old Aug 22, 2015 | 06:10 PM
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Go to the Customer Service sticky at the top of the page. Put in your order number and they will give you an answer as to where your order is.
Or go to Chevrolet.com and in the lower right of the page go to help center scroll down and hit contact us and the next page will have the track an order, just follow the prompts and they will tell you whats up.
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That means production has not accepted your order so you're at event code 1100. When your dealer gives you an allocation for your order, it will move to 2000, then when production picks it up it'll move to 3000. Then they will give you a target week for production (TPW).

The first step is making sure your dealer gets allocations for Corvettes. If they don't, you will just sit at 1100. Check the stickied threads at the top of the C7 gen. Discussion page. All the info is there.

The best way to check anything is Chevy.com chat. Give them your order number and they'll tell you your status.
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