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Originally Posted by cmhsam
I am curios to know how they are pulling these orders for build. I would have assumed via production number and I know a few people who have a lower production number than me that are still 112. Could it be a paint thing? Maybe they are building all the white ones first, then blue, etc?
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Who knows for sure.
If I had to take a guess, I'd say the production numbers are assigned sequentially as orders come in, but the actual production is done in batches with like color or similarly equipped cars getting grouped together to improve efficiency of the production line.
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