Sundancer330
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Well its not just the F150s waiting for parts, look at this lot in Kentucky full of Super Duty pickups.
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Let's just hope that most of those truck are Dealer Stock orders.Well its not just the F150s waiting for parts, look at this lot in Kentucky full of Super Duty pickups.
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That will surprise me. But, hopefully.
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Most of the Super Duty trucks are special order and not dealer stock. All of the larger dealers near me will have 100 plus 150s and a few super duty trucks on the lot for sale. Whenever I needed a new F350 there was nothing on the lots, I had to order what I wanted and wait a few months. These are trucks that are not just daily drivers, they are work trucks and ordered to fit the needs of the user
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I'm afraid you're right about that but one can dream...
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There is a truck dealer near where I live and his inventory is predominantly
white F250, F350, Transits, and f150 XL, with a few base Expeditions.
probably about 75-100 vehicles in his lot.
he does have a smaller lot with the higher end packages (in color), but those
are not his forte. He is predominately a Truck Service center and that does very well.
They still have a selection of ‘19s on the lot.
That dealer was my first stop when attempting to order a vehicle, but they had zero interest in ordering one.
The dealer I bought mine from has a selection of the BIGGER trucks, but just a couple of the XL versions.
I would venture to guess most of the SD vehicles are ordered for a specific purpose, and those found on lots are geared more the affluent with toys to pull.
white F250, F350, Transits, and f150 XL, with a few base Expeditions.
probably about 75-100 vehicles in his lot.
he does have a smaller lot with the higher end packages (in color), but those
are not his forte. He is predominately a Truck Service center and that does very well.
They still have a selection of ‘19s on the lot.
That dealer was my first stop when attempting to order a vehicle, but they had zero interest in ordering one.
The dealer I bought mine from has a selection of the BIGGER trucks, but just a couple of the XL versions.
I would venture to guess most of the SD vehicles are ordered for a specific purpose, and those found on lots are geared more the affluent with toys to pull.
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