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Outstanding, ah don't sweat out the wait. It'll happen before you know it. Of course the first few days are heck. Keep researching on what to do on pickup and you'll help to keep your mind off the wait and increase confidence on your recovery. Now's the time to collect filters, deuce manuals...

Definately resubmit all your paperwork via email. The biggest problem w/faxing is the clarity of your driver's license. Print off all your paperwork, sign it where it needs to be signed, and then scan everything and attach to your email. I have always attached my documents via PDF files...

Typically this is what happens -You submit your paperwork via e-mail attachments to GL -GL checks it for errors and correctness-if there are errors it takes them 3-5 days to let you know what you need to do -GL then forwards your error-free paperwork to Battlecreek (aka DRMO)-typically after 7...

Yah it's funny. You pay for the item in full, then they submit your paperwork for approval to see if you can buy the item. Then once approved, your invoice status changes to PAID IN FULL, even though it is already essentially paid in full....:|

I've picked up 3 deuces and 2 trailers from GL. My last truck was on the lot for 4 weeks after I got the PAID IN FULL invoice. No storage fees were paid, in fact not even mentioned. Not sure exactly how stringent those GL guys are in Utah but always good to call to keep good relations. Don't...

"Load by appointment only within 14 days of a paid in full invoice" It only becomes PAID IN FULL once all your paperwork goes through and you are approved.

Yah, the way it's been going should be done pretty quickly. Is this your first EUC? If so don't expect it to be done right away. My first EUC took me 22 days total. If it's not your first then expect 3-7 working days. If you really want to drive it home then do it. The worst case scenario is...

Congratulations JINX, you got your truck. What did those trucks go for anyways? I was looking at bidding on one but forgot. You know, if I were you, I'd just try and drive one home. Your truck is a depot rebuild w/pretty low miles. I myself wouldn't hesistate to drive that truck home provided...