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My window sticker was up today!!! I just got an updated build day as well....moved out 1 day ;D Scheduled for production next Tuesday 3/1....last build day was 2/28. Man, I'm getting anxious now 
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Congratulations. Can't wait to hear about your impressions of the Boss compared to your GT500.
Congrats.cloud9 said:My window sticker was up today!!! I just got an updated build day as well....moved out 1 day ;D Scheduled for production next Tuesday 3/1....last build day was 2/28. Man, I'm getting anxious now
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That's awesome! I just got mine as well!!
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Congrats! When is your build day?Superlead76 said:
ufnavy06
Some say he has a tattoo of his face on his face.
Congrats to you guys, but sad for me because I have to wait a month to even see if I can order one! However, since I'm in Italy until June, I can wait a bit.
Congratulations and welcome to Boss Mustangs Online. Be sure to post photos of your car when it arrives.Superlead76 said:
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Good luck in your search!ufnavy06 said:
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Been crazy busy lately and missed this thread. Very exciting! I'll be thinking about you on Tuesday.
btw: If production is scheduled for Tuesday, you should have already been to the body shop this past week! So, how does it feel to get "bucked" by Ford?
btw: If production is scheduled for Tuesday, you should have already been to the body shop this past week! So, how does it feel to get "bucked" by Ford?
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Really? Sweet! I know almost nothing about the production process as far as what the terms mean and the state of my build. So what the heck does getting "bucked" mean??? ???sprint200 said:Been crazy busy lately and missed this thread. Very exciting! I'll be thinking about you on Tuesday.
btw: If production is scheduled for Tuesday, you should have already been to the body shop this past week! So, how does it feel to get "bucked" by Ford?
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cloud9 said:Really? Sweet! I know almost nothing about the production process as far as what the terms mean and the state of my build. So what the heck does getting "bucked" mean??? ???sprint200 said:Been crazy busy lately and missed this thread. Very exciting! I'll be thinking about you on Tuesday.
btw: If production is scheduled for Tuesday, you should have already been to the body shop this past week! So, how does it feel to get "bucked" by Ford?
That's a term that has been around since the carriage building days. When the carriage body was assembled, the term they used was "buck". So, it is still used. When the body parts are all welded together, the body is being "bucked". And that generally happens 3 or 4 days before the car heads to the assembly line. I think it shows up on VV status as "in the Body Shop". Other folks will have better knowledge than me on the details, but your car should be "in the womb" as it were........
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sprint200 said:Nice ;Dcloud9 said:Really? Sweet! I know almost nothing about the production process as far as what the terms mean and the state of my build. So what the heck does getting "bucked" mean??? ???sprint200 said:Been crazy busy lately and missed this thread. Very exciting! I'll be thinking about you on Tuesday.
btw: If production is scheduled for Tuesday, you should have already been to the body shop this past week! So, how does it feel to get "bucked" by Ford?
That's a term that has been around since the carriage building days. When the carriage body was assembled, the term they used was "buck". So, it is still used. When the body parts are all welded together, the body is being "bucked". And that generally happens 3 or 4 days before the car heads to the assembly line. I think it shows up on VV status as "in the Body Shop". Other folks will have better knowledge than me on the details, but your car should be "in the womb" as it were........
You sound like you are or were a Ford employee???sprint200 said:
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No, just an architect. But I've been working on Fords since I could walk ;D My father restores Model A's as a hobby and restored his first when I was 1.5 to 4 years old. Those were cars where that term really applied in the original sense.
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And addicted track rat.sprint200 said:
Dayum another profession that lost half its market in the last two years. Fortunately things are starting to come back
ufnavy06
Some say he has a tattoo of his face on his face.
It's not really a search....it's a raffle. And since it'll be under MSRP, I can wait.
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I need help from a pdf expert -- I opened my window sticker pdf on a very slow computer. While the file was loading, I noticed the dealer name and ship through fields had information (it showed my dealer name and VPC Ship Thru) but then disappeared. Does anyone know how I can make it so the information on those fields will stay visible?
I currently have Adobe Viewer 9.2, Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and Microsoft Office. If there is a shareware or freeware viewer to make it visible I might be enticed to use them.
I currently have Adobe Viewer 9.2, Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and Microsoft Office. If there is a shareware or freeware viewer to make it visible I might be enticed to use them.
Have you saved the file and then reopened it?Vince said:
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Yes, that's how I was able to see it. I downloaded the pdf to a fast computer, then copied it to the slow computer where I reopened it.
It sounds like the data is missing from the file. If so you'll need to download it again, maybe on a different computer, and then email it to yourself or use a flash drive to transfer it the computer you want it on.
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