Are we going to ever see plenty of GTs on the lots

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Aug 21, 2005 | 09:18 AM

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Boltzman

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Originally posted by Whitestang06@August 21, 2005, 8:37 AM
I got to the serialization part just have not moved since. The ERL lady tells me that I am still scheduled to be built week of the 29th, and I am hoping it does not get held up. I never thought I could get so stressed out over waiting on a car.

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I've been stuck in the "sequence" mode sinc 8-12.my dealer told me Aug 22 build week but now I'm sweatin it :shock:

Aug 21, 2005 | 09:40 AM

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Stang281

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Originally posted by Boltzman@August 21, 2005, 11:18 AM
That's the first sign not to deal w/them.I talked to a sales personally,handed him my # and he told me he would definitely get back with me..Never called back.I called a month later and thats when they tried to screw me.I had a great experience with Bill Currie in Tampa.Took x-plan and my salesman seems to be bending over backwards for me..

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Thanks for telling me. The only reason I considered them, was because they told me they would put some parts on that I wanted and I wouldn't have to worry about warranty work. Thanks for telling me, again, i'm getting ISELLFORD to do a nation-wide search for me. I'm going to ask about local dealers and see who's most lenient on modifications.

Aug 21, 2005 | 10:12 AM

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yur1279

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Just curious, for the past years wwas there ever thsi much hasle getting a GT? I mean I expected a High demand at the beginnign of the first model year and then it would level off, but it dosn't look that way right now.