production has started

Scot_94GT said:
They are building them already? How come the counter on the other thread says there is 11 days till job 1? When are they scheduled to hit dealer lots?
From what i've heard everyone say, job one is tommorow (7th), im guessing they just moved up production..
 
Scot_94GT said:
They are building them already? How come the counter on the other thread says there is 11 days till job 1? When are they scheduled to hit dealer lots?

What counter are you talking about? I am only seeing the 1 day before job 1. On every thread I have seen so far.
 
jadesville said:
From what i've heard everyone say, job one is tommorow (7th), im guessing they just moved up production..

If you read the thread, it states that it takes several days for a car to make it down the line plus we have a long holiday weekend. They started the process last week so that the first car will roll off the line tomorrow.
 
TomServo92 said:
If you read the thread, it states that it takes several days for a car to make it down the line plus we have a long holiday weekend. They started the process last week so that the first car will roll off the line tomorrow.
Thats what I meant :)
 
90mustangGT said:
Whenever you read a production date with the month of a 9 or higher it is the next year's model. At least with Ford.



Not true! Here are 2 examples (there are many more if you want to spend the time to research them):

The 1999 Mustang did not go into production until December 1998. The 1998 Mustang was built until late November 1998.

The 2002 Lincoln LS was produced until October 31, 2002 and the changeover to the 2003 model was not unitl November 13, 2002.
 
TomServo92 said:
Down the page you'll see a pic taken outside of AAI showing new stangs sitting on the lot. It was taken by an AAI employee.

Are those actual production Mustangs, or are those some of the pre-production, test run, Mustangs?
 
351CJ said:
I don't know what you are talking about. Read my post again. Dec 1998 is the month after Nov 1998. :shrug:

Unless, I too, am reading your post wrong, you said, "The 1999 Mustang did not go into production until December of 1999." Hence the other gentleman's assumption of a 13 month gap. Clearly just a typo. I knew what you meant, even if others didn't. :D