ftrucktough

I ordered a Dodge right out of college and it had a normal sticker except for a box at the top that said "Specifically manufactured for..." or something like that. Maybe Ford still does something like this?

jmc63

I guess that makes sense, trucks that were pre-ordered and are technically already sold don't really need a sticker, or at least one with pricing on it.

blueovelboy

this is what i was thinking as well

ute

Not a real sticker

we never put a customers name on the window sticker

and if its for export it states it as so

also the option sheet does not show any export items ....ie tire /frog leg delete/ leaded fuel

hemigod

Lincoln still puts your name on the sticker when you order one.

jmc63

So what does that mean about the truck in the ad>? They have the wrong VIN?

ftrucktough

Yep they do, I have one with my name on it from just 2 years ago.

dep389

The name of the customer that the vehicle is sold to, is "added" to the sticker through the scheduling dept of the manufacture..

rlh6805

This vehicle was built as a Ford test unit. This is indicated by the Tag # 303M947. You can also tell because it has a very low production number of 378 (they don't start at zero). Not sure why or how these VIN's are showing up somewhere.

ute

At St Thomas Assembly we only had the "dealer sold to " on the Window Sticker

I retired just as we started building Lincoln ..so i cannot say as to that

I have ordered Mavrick , Escort , Aerostar, Escape,F150 and none have had my name on it

I have built Fords for 31 years and never seen a name on a window sticker


if you guys have your name on it i would like to see a scan of it


I would suggest you PM Tasca and have him take a look at the invoice ..something is not right there