Carsinmyblood
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- Mitch
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Not the build, the time it takes to get a check mark next to 'Dealer Accepted'.
Imagine placing two orders in all 50 states and then when the car comes in, flipping it for the $500 down payment plus a grand or two for profit.
Can it be that Ford and/or the dealer runs new orders against the database of orders on hand so they can kick prospectors and that's why it takes a few days for the dealer to accept the order?
Imagine placing two orders in all 50 states and then when the car comes in, flipping it for the $500 down payment plus a grand or two for profit.
Can it be that Ford and/or the dealer runs new orders against the database of orders on hand so they can kick prospectors and that's why it takes a few days for the dealer to accept the order?
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