PP0001
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Congratulations and yes a pretty easy decision to take an allocation for an R model at this stage of the game especially if the price is right and I hope that your dealership treated you fairly?The car gods smiled on me last Friday. The dealer I bought my 2013 SBY Boss 302 from called me to say that Ford had just dropped a GT350R production slot on them and did I want it? Hell yes! Since I have had my "build" with me for the past 6 months, I told him Magnetic paint, Black stripes, cover, Electronics Package. By Sunday, Ford had pulled the Shelby off their web site so mine must be one of the last 2016's. Any idea how long this will take? Now I have to sell my Boss 302 and my prized 1966 Mustang K Code Fastback to keep the peace at home. This is the only car I would do this for!
Pretty cool to say the least and I am sure that you appreciate your good fortune compared to many on here that have been looking for an R for a very long time!
Will you sell your 2013 SBY Boss 302 or your '66 K Code 2+2 as both great cars and hope that you could keep both of them? Is your Boss an LS or a regular Boss?
I hope that your chassis build number will be the very last one built but certainly time will tell as to how close to the end of the line that your car will be for the 2016MY?
I suggest that the last R models will be built sometime in May but that is pure speculation on my part and could be sometime in late April. All depends on when Ford decides to cut off the 2016MY build as I have a gut feeling that the 2016MY may end earlier than normal this MY?
My R model is still sitting in FR and awaiting transportation with body panel assembly starting on March 7th and completed assembly on March 10th with the chassis number being "GR107" so obviously a long ways to go in order to get to the ~400 to ~500 "R" production level as predicted earlier this year but still much lower production numbers than the ~750 Laguna Seca's built in 2012 and 2013.
Keep us all posted as to how you make out!
:cheers:
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