cobb ridge
Observer
Looks like they are available to order. Spoke with my dealer today. I’m going to order mine tomorrow.
2020 Ford Transit AWD
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cobb ridge
Observer
Did he say what job number it is on? I ordered mine and he said mine will be on job number one. Job number one is supposed to be starting in November.
Finatic Angler
Adventurer
Anyone find pricing yet?
Victorian
Approved Vendor : Total Composites
No info on that. I'm only peeling out money when I get some solid answers...
cobb ridge
Observer
I have mine on order. My dealer advised me today that it would be spring at the earliest.
Victorian
Approved Vendor : Total Composites
My dealer just told me that he can't place an order yet... they don't even have pricing yet in Canada...
Finatic Angler
Adventurer
I received a call from my local dealer (New York) that I can build one and they have prices.
AbleGuy
Officious Intermeddler
Share the prices please when you get them.
FurthurOnTheFly
Glamping Society
X2 I can hardly wait to hear, but also afraid to know! ?
Pricing is now on Autoblog.com.
Pinnacle Campers
Chateau spotter
For what its worth, crewvanman, our contact on the transit forums had mentioned previously that the AWD models will be produced on the assembly line, tested, modified/adjusted, then put into production. Hence the "late availability".
If I was in the market I would be holding my money close to my chest until the details emerge., as Victorian mentioned.
Matt Ford has 2 AWD van orders accepted (for demos), they will be the first dealer in the country to have one, guaranteed.
If I was in the market I would be holding my money close to my chest until the details emerge., as Victorian mentioned.
Matt Ford has 2 AWD van orders accepted (for demos), they will be the first dealer in the country to have one, guaranteed.
FurthurOnTheFly
Glamping Society
I priced it out on autoblog and it's about $44k for what I want. Considering quigley is accepting used vans for conversion now it's certainly a lot to think about.
