2022 Orders

[Pi Esq.]

@Fliphappy, what did you do to get "Special Scheduling Condition VII" on your build sheet, and/or did you even know about it?

 

[Eighty]

Guys, as of last week only ~1/3 of the trucks built had a special scheduling condition listed. I don't think it's the magic bullet that you think it is.

 

[KWKSLVR]

It could be tossed on for several different reasons, in this case, perhaps to get the right vehicles scheduled to hit the proper numbers for shipping to particular regions?

 

[Pi Esq.]

Guys, as of last week only ~1/3 of the trucks built had a special scheduling condition listed. I don't think it's the magic bullet that you think it is.

Well, and I don't mean to make more work for you or anyone else, what is the distribution thereof relative to VINs?

That is, if 100 trucks have been built, and the 33 highest VINs are those with the special scheduling condition, then it could obviously mean something. It's just as possible for VIN 100201 to be ordered from someone with juice as it is for VIN 169001 to be ordered from someone with juice, so the fact that low VINs with special scheduling conditions have been built may not indicate anything.

Not saying you are wrong, simply saying that, without more information, I think the theory is still a theory without confirmation one way or the other.

 

[Pi Esq.]

Guys, as of last week only ~1/3 of the trucks built had a special scheduling condition listed. I don't think it's the magic bullet that you think it is.

What I know for sure is that, per the 2022 Ram Tracker that you and @triple_B put together, the 16 highest VIN American build sheets each contain the "Special Scheduling Condition VII." That seems pretty meaningful.

 

[KWKSLVR]

What I know for sure is that, per the 2022 Ram Tracker that you and @triple_B put together, the 16 highest VIN American build sheets each contain the "Special Scheduling Condition VII." That seems pretty meaningful.

It's more intense than midday soap operas!

 

[Pi Esq.]

It's more intense than midday soap operas!

IYKYK.

 

[Eighty]

Well, and I don't mean to make more work for you or anyone else, what is the distribution thereof relative to VINs?

That is, if 100 trucks have been built, and the 33 highest VINs are those with the special scheduling condition, then it could obviously mean something. It's just as possible for VIN 100201 to be ordered from someone with juice as it is for VIN 169001 to be ordered from someone with juice, so the fact that low VINs with special scheduling conditions have been built may not indicate anything.

Not saying you are wrong, simply saying that, without more information, I think the theory is still a theory without confirmation one way or the other.

I see what you're looking for (i.e., a pattern). I just can't find one, though. Yes, most of the member builds have VII - but that could just be a function of the fact that they're sold orders. I have several dealer-listed build sheets in the upper ranges that have no special conditions. Same in the lower ranges. There's just nothing that I can find which suggests it makes any difference.

 

[Pi Esq.]

I see what you're looking for (i.e., a pattern). I just can't find one, though. Yes, most of the member builds have VII - but that could just be a function of the fact that they're sold orders. I have several dealer-listed build sheets in the upper ranges that have no special conditions. Same in the lower ranges. There's just nothing that I can find which suggests it makes any difference.

Well, let's utilize the brethren we have. I say to you, the magnificent members of this fine forum, check your POC's to see if you have "Special Scheduling Condition VII" (or any other such condition), and, if so, report back if you have not yet received a build sheet.

 

[Eighty]

Well, let's utilize the brethren we have. I say to you, the magnificent members of this fine forum, check your POC's to see if you have "Special Scheduling Condition VII" (or any other such condition), and, if so, report back if you have not yet received a build sheet.

That won't be on any POC's. Best you'll find is the Build Priority.

 

[Pi Esq.]

That won't be on any POC's. Best you'll find is the Build Priority.

Well, crap. Way to rain on my parade there, @Eighty. I was having a whole "The Hangover" moment here and you ruined it.

 

[Eighty]

Well, crap. Way to rain on my parade there, @Eighty. I was having a whole "The Hangover" moment here and you ruined it.

Ruining peoples' day is what gets me out of bed in the morning

 

[DTol]

Well, let's utilize the brethren we have. I say to you, the magnificent members of this fine forum, check your POC's to see if you have "Special Scheduling Condition VII" (or any other such condition), and, if so, report back if you have not yet received a build sheet.

My only condition is that it has been stuck in inspection for 14 days.

 

[MatthewMjr]

I found this on a Charger web site;
-Special Scheduling Condition II
-Special Scheduling Condition VII

The first two are an internal code that is applied when the schedulers or another employee at Chrysler (Who has the authority) schedules an order when there isn't allocation or to give an order priority in scheduling. Chrysler distribution uses it to give allocation to a dealer for an order when the dealer has either used up all of it's allocation or otherwise does not have allocation for a certain order.

 

[PCHokie]

I found this on a Charger web site;
-Special Scheduling Condition II
-Special Scheduling Condition VII

The first two are an internal code that is applied when the schedulers or another employee at Chrysler (Who has the authority) schedules an order when there isn't allocation or to give an order priority in scheduling. Chrysler distribution uses it to give allocation to a dealer for an order when the dealer has either used up all of it's allocation or otherwise does not have allocation for a certain order.

If I‘m reading this correctly, a dealership who hasn’t used up all of its allocation could tag order to be prioritized? Another dealership who has used its allocation up (for example Mark Dodge), would not be able to get its order prioritized?

 

[triple_B]

Below is a post I made on RAMTRX forums on Sept 21st as we started a nearly identical conversation there, which was a continuation of a conversation started a year ago when the 2021's started being built. I have updated the numbers based on todays stats though.

There are many posts on other forums stating that it has something to do with elevated priority, but at what level isn't clear. Of the 8620 16349 trucks built so far, only 2810 5336 have a variation of "Special Scheduling Condition ###" so clearly trucks without that are still being built right along side the others.

Here is the complete breakdown of Special Conditions as of today.

Condition	Count	Total
II	218	376
III	2253	2432
VII	2619	2761
II, III	94
II, VII	57
III, VII	78
II, III, VII	7

Another thing worth mentioning is that Special Condition II isn't on ANY US trucks, Only Canada and Mexico currently.

 

[arod412]

Ruining peoples' day is what gets me out of bed in the morning

Definitely not for me. Pretty much the only bright spot in this whole truck ordering ordeal.

I always look forward to you and triple b posts.

Is like get to work, coffee, sandwich, check emails, see if eighty or triple b posted new info.

2022 Big Horn Back Country
6/14…order placed
6/24…D status and Vin

2016 Dodge Charger scat pack and my spouse 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara

 

[Nate F]

What is the "Build Priority" on your POC? Mine says 01.

I also notice "Special Scheduling Condition VII" on my build sheet. I do not know if this factors in to anything?

My Build Priority says 99

 

[Fliphappy]

@Fliphappy, what did you do to get "Special Scheduling Condition VII" on your build sheet, and/or did you even know about it?

I saw it was there, but don’t know what it means beyond the same google searches I’m sure others have done.

 

[Eighty]

So a helpful dealer just gave me the correct info on special conditions.
VII - sold unit
III - stock unit