Confirmation letter from DC . Anybody else?

[Ray W]

Got a letter dated 8-15 confirming my order with my V.O.N.# but
not the V.I.N.#. At least I know I'm in the system. Can't wait to
drive one at the V.O.I.

 

[getbit]

Got mine today, too.

 

[Flyviper]

Mine came today also. No telling when delivery will be though.

 

[Frank 03SRT]

Got mine on the 19th.

 

[TRAMP 13]

got my on the 19 th also

 

[Mike Adams]

Got Mine today

 

[SERPENT INDIANA]

Arrived Mon the 19th....VON # but no VIN #

 

[jwwiii]

Yep;

Got mine yesterday. It confirmed VON, color, dealer.... but no VIN yet!

I ordered first day during the first hour! Some folks already have VIN'S. So far, I am not that lucky.

Can't wait!

Jim

 

[Lee00blacksilverGTS]

Got mine.

 

[Hugo]

Got mine on monday, thought my von# was my vin

 

[eagles]

ditto!

 

[ViperRon]

Got my on the 19th also, I may have mine before I even get to see one in person.

 

[Lyn Turpin]

I received my confirmation letter on the 20th from DC.

However, I called my dealer and he reported no change in
the status of my VON #. I ordered on the second day that
ordering was opened up back in mid-January.

Does anyone know if individual dealer volume will play into
to build schedule at all? In other words, would Woodhouse
or a similar large Viper dealer get preference over my
dealer who only sells a couple each year?

 

[Mike Brunton]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Lyn Turpin:
I received my confirmation letter on the 20th from DC.

However, I called my dealer and he reported no change in
the status of my VON #. I ordered on the second day that
ordering was opened up back in mid-January.

Does anyone know if individual dealer volume will play into
to build schedule at all? In other words, would Woodhouse
or a similar large Viper dealer get preference over my
dealer who only sells a couple each year?
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You might call Bill Pemberton and ask, but my understanding is that they won't be building to suit dealer preference. They are coming up with a delivery sequence, based on several factors but I don't think the dealer is one of them.

The benefit of going with a large dealer (besides the obvious cost and customer service benefits) are that trucks will be going to that dealer more frequently. If you ordered from a podunk dealer in Dakota, it can mean your Viper will sit waiting for several weeks until a truck is heading that way. Woodhouse likely gets multiple trucks per week just with Vipers, so your wait time will be minimized.