Honestly, the wait will be worth it.. keep the faith
Honestly, the wait will be worth it.. keep the faith
And just remember the song "12th of never"
Mine also has the utility belt which I hadn't ordered - apparently they ran out of the standard bump strips but will get more stock in q2 if I still want them.
That's a AU$740 option here in Australia. I'd be happy to save that and get free rails!!
You could see it this way: the car is already a legend. I don‘t think that there is a precedence for such a procedure and such customer-to-be loyalty. If only IA would understand what solid group of patrons they have already and show some redpect and gratitude.
They know that! They will deliver the vehicles to us as soon as they meet their very high quality requirements. I can only repeat, patience is required.
As long as the 2 surviving members of the band don't jump the IA queue ......
They strike me as being more the types to choose the local brew.
It is somewhat ironic that a vehicle aspiring to be as analog as possible is suffering from the malady of 21st century electronics!
The only issue I have with the key, the one I used on the PT02 felt a bit flimsy. Yes it was a PT02 and yes had probably had a hard short life, so I am hoping the production one is a bit more robust.
No push button start for whoever asked. It’s a key and on RHD vehicles it is on the left hand side like a Volvo or BMW. - Yes I found it strange at first being between the central dash and steering wheel, but I like it, no one can put their hand thru the window and snatch the key. (Including the police, a method they deploy when stopping drivers in the UK - not that that has happened to me I must emphasise)
It is mate.
Ah yes I remember that picture
. The middle button is to local your grenadier in the crowded car park full of other grenadiers of a similar colour 
i.e. $20K more than retail
