bkag9824 said:

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So what's typical savings on a F150 or F250 under A plan? Google says $5-7k is average. Doubt they do, but do the vehicles come with any additional dealer/model rebates, etc.?

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You'd still be eligible for Ford rebates. You just won't see any "dealer" discounts since A plan pricing eats those up. Looks like Ford is currently offering 0% for up to 72 months or $2,050 cash back.

I just looked at an invoice I still had on a 2015 F150...

MSRP: $53,890
Invoice: $49,471
A-Plan: $47,373

That's was on a Lariat. The discount will be larger the more loaded a truck is since there are more items that are marked up.

It's a pretty good deal if you can truly walk in, pay it and walk out.

Does your current vehicle have to have been affected by the hurricane? Mine was not, so will be a trade-in, but I'm in the market for a new truck and wondering if I could take advantage of this offer as well.

Yes, you have to show proof of an insurance claim. Here is a breakdown of what different manufacturers are doing and what the require:
https://www.carsdirect.com/deals-articles/more-automakers-rolling-out-hurricane-harvey-disaster-relief-discounts

I was just skimming through this thread again on the 1 year anniversary.

Easily the most scared time I've had in my life and it was great to see the Aggies on here come together.

I read through the whole thing the other day. What a crazy horrific experience.

Lost house 1 year ago tonight. Getting it back next month.

Evacuated 1 year ago this morning. Maybe that should read rescued.

18" of water in our house

Just did a quick skim. In our house, but still doing repairs.