2020 GT350 GT350R VIN Spreadsheet Thread

[RichGT350R]

Does anyone have an updated spreadsheet? May consider a HEP R but not finding much left from the sheet

If you go back up to page 1 of this thread, the link is there. It is up to date.

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[ParkCity06]

If you go back up to page 1 of this thread, the link is there. It is up to date.

If up to date--will be years before the prices escalate given how many Rs are left for sale.

 

[R Frieling]

I have HEP vin2466 chassis #LO427

 

[SN8KBTE]

Ordered my 2020 GT350 HPE on August 24, 2020 and took delivery of VIN# 552436, Chassis L0402 on December 9th, 2020. Traded in my 2017 GT350 Oxford White w/ Kona Blue Stripes. Very nice upgrade over the 2017 model.

 

[CRisolvato]

There are definitely a few 2020's out there for sale, including HEP base and Rs. In recent weeks I have been contacted by two dealerships I inquired with last October during my search. Both the dealerships were asking enormous markups at the time, to which I said: "no thank you". These dealerships are now coming back around to me since the cars are still on their lots 4 months later. Hopefully, fans will find their cars for the right price. I don't expect the value of the HEP-R (or any color/low-volume option) to be notable for decades, much like most any classic car of the 60s-70s, today.

Hell, I paid $4k for a duplicate of this car as an 18-yr old in 1993. 35 years ago it was $11k new.
https://classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1986/ford/mustang/101415441
1st year Fuel-Injection, 3.08 rear-end....oh the parallel patches of rubber we left on the roads...that and the bits of 3rd gear...twice, because the transmission was crap.

 

[RichGT350R]

There is still a 2020 GT350R HEP available in NJ.. And he’s still holding out to get $20k ADM! Just FYI..

 

[corrieb]

Hey folks. Haven't been on the forum for a while. Couple of updates:
- I've removed the "status" column from the spreadsheet as it's no longer relevant
- It is getting regular updates of chassis numbers and any cars that we missed
- If you "comment" on the spreadsheet, I will update as soon as I see it
- Just because a car isn't marked "Sold" doesn't mean it's available. I may well remove all those "Sold" comments at the point at which we can safely presume they're all sold.

 

[AgSurfer]

I just purchased 2020 GT350R VIN...5551046, Chassis LR158, from Ron Lewis Ford in PA.

 

[corrieb]

Very happy to report that, thanks to an anonymous source, we now have every chassis number for the Heritage GT350Rs on the spreadsheet. This has confirmed that we did indeed have every car - a total of 280 cars from LR001 to LR280.

To say that I'm delighted to have been given this assistance would be an understatement. This is now quite the database with almost every window sticker for the HEP-Rs preserved too.

 

[yosv0610]

Does anyone know how many GT350R were made in 2020 and if the chassis number is continuous? for example, if were made 325, and my chassis is LR325, then I know my GT350R was the last built.

 

[PP0001]

Does anyone know how many GT350R were made in 2020 and if the chassis number is continuous? for example, if were made 325, and my chassis is LR325, then I know my GT350R was the last built.

The offical 2020 GT350/R production numbers are presently being worked on therefore suggest that the final production numbers are still ~2 months away from being released.

For the 2020 MY Ford actually had 2 separate chassis series for the R model one of which was for the HEP R cars and another chassis series for the non HEP R cars.

I suggest that including the Pre-Production R's that the total number of R's produced for the 2020 MY may come in around ~715 cars in total with that total being made up of the Blue chassis badge and the Red chassis badge series.

As far as the very last 2020 R model being produced at the FRAP it is my understanding that LR280 was the very last R model built for the 6 year production run of the R model and was allocated to Bill Ford (LR280) who also owns the very first R model namely "F0001" which was assembled back on Monday, July 13th, 2015.

Check back in a couple months from now and suggest that there will be more confirmed production numbers at that time.

 

[yosv0610]

Mine is LR268 GT350R (Kona with White/red)
Delivered in Miami (order placed) and it replaced a GT350R HER place (So, one HER less, one R more ) I bet my order was the last in Florida, or at least in Miami, because I called around 20 dealers (inside and outside Florida) and all of them told me they hadn’t allocations available. I was so lucky

 

[sox3]

As far as the very last 2020 R model being produced at the FRAP it is my understanding that LR280 was the very last R model built for the 6 year production run of the R model and was allocated to Bill Ford (LR280) who also owns the very first R model namely "F0001" which was assembled back on Monday, July 13th, 2015.

Hi Harry. Hope all is well .

Do you have an idea why Ford chose 280 as the stopping point of the 350R Heritage Edition. Was that anything special to ford as they like to do that. just curious.

 

[PP0001]

Hi Harry. Hope all is well .

Do you have an idea why Ford chose 280 as the stopping point of the 350R Heritage Edition. Was that anything special to ford as they like to do that. just curious.

Hi George!

All is well on my end and planning to head to the Great White North later this month therefore hope that all goes well.

Hope that all is good on your end as well!!

Based on some early conversations with FP in January 2020 it was my understanding that 350/350 was the intended build numbers for the HEP R/HEP Base cars but shortly after that conversation took place numerous changes were made in Dearborn with respect to the number of HEP R's and the Base HEP GT350's build proposal as those original proposed production numbers did not fly with the senior management in Dearborn.

Obviously the 350 build number was not met for the HEP R's with 280 cars built and the proposed 350 build number for the Base HEP was well exceeded and have no knowledge at to why the subsequent changes.

Whatever the final HEP build numbers were going to be it was made very clear that Bill Ford would be allocated the very last HEP R and that it would be a 1 of 1 HEP R.

I have been trying to locate some pictures of LR280 as it was my understanding that both his Guardsman Blue OTT stripes and GT350 side stripes would all be painted and not 3M vinyl stripes as was the case with the other 279 cars.

Additionally, LR280 was to have Blue seat inserts installed along with Blue painted brake calipers along with a custom Blue chassis plate badge.

Hopefully some pictures of LR280 will surface some time soon as it will be interesting to see exactly how it got built!

 

[sox3]

Good information as always, thank you and safe travels.

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