Very understandable - and after a wait like this it would be a shame to sacrifice your spec. Based on what others have said, a 110 is not nearly as comfortable for distance travel, and I would think that would be less so the older we get.
Very understandable - and after a wait like this it would be a shame to sacrifice your spec. Based on what others have said, a 110 is not nearly as comfortable for distance travel, and I would think that would be less so the older we get.
Any chance they gave u the wrong VIN? Not intentional but a number off or out of place?
Did you pick this up at RDS? If so, you pulled out just as we arrived!
Yes I picked up at RDS. Did you get yours?
Not yet. Planning to this week, pending availability of the Rhino Rack.
Thanks for proving the "G"'s worthiness in snow!!!
In looking at the Rt hand side, there has been some extensive discussion about the poor clearing of debris from the windshield from the UK etc folks. Add an in a Raised Air Intake and visibility is even worse. As much as I wanted a RHD mobile, not available in NA - someone looking out for me!!
This is great! I found my vehicle on this list but I am a bit unsure of some of the verbiage. Can you (or anyone) shed some light on what the difference is between Booked vs Departed vs Discharged?
I’m pretty sure departed means the ship has left port and is enroute and then discharged is when the vehicles have been offloaded from the ship.
Yes, today the tracking resumed as soon as the ship got to USA proximity. Should be in Port in about 14 hours!
I’ve been at the port since Jan 3. It’s approaching 2 weeks and RDS hasn’t reached out to me. I reached out earlier this week and was basically told they have no idea when they’ll get the truck.
I think there is a national or worldwide problem with the shipping industry. Perhaps the volumes have outgrown the infrastructure to handle them in regular time. Perhaps it's hard to find good labor. I think the system is simply strained by growth and limited resources. I just project all this as this is not my area of expertise, though I ran a business that had strict quality and delivery requirements with a shortage of people who understood how to do shit right, or even care.I’ve been at the port since Jan 3. It’s approaching 2 weeks and RDS hasn’t reached out to me. I reached out earlier this week and was basically told they have no idea when they’ll get the truck.
Port Baltimore to Devon, Pa is about 106 miles.
1600 same.
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Mine left Zeebrugge on Oct-26, arrived at Port of Baltimore on Nov-15, and discharged on Nov-16. It arrived to my dealer on Dec-29 - they have no control on the order vehicles are released from Port, and can only fit three grenadiers on a flatbed trailer. I had an extra delay waiting for the roof rack to arrive but picked it up yesterday Jan-13.
