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#511
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Originally Posted by Westcoast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujxwDKeKSyo
They should also invest in proper wireless mics instead of sharing corded ones.
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They get to Emden on the same day but from there they part company, mine heads to Halifax and yours Benicia.
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Interesting, similar timing to mine with some exceptions, yours enters the body shop on 03/06 and exits on 03/27, mine enters on 03/20 and exits on 03/27, yours must be a complex build!
They get to Emden on the same day but from there they part company, mine heads to Halifax and yours Benicia.
They get to Emden on the same day but from there they part company, mine heads to Halifax and yours Benicia.
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Nothing complex on my build http://www.porsche-code.com/PLBQUT69, but maybe it's parts shortage for something I ordered? Bucket seats running out? My dealer also noted that the build time was much longer than the norm...
We are about 100 miles apart and yet the cars travel in completely different paths to get here once they leave Emden.
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#518
That is interesting... Noticed it has to wait at port Emden for 3 weeks... maybe the ship carrier is full and it is bumped to a different ship which might explain the different route.
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If you are referring to my comment, although we live less than 100 miles apart we are in 2 different countries, I am in Canada and he is in the US. Canadian Porche cars land on the east coast in Halifax and come across the country by train, which is strange because we have a big RoRo terminal in Vancouver.
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If you are referring to my comment, although we live less than 100 miles apart we are in 2 different countries, I am in Canada and he is in the US. Canadian Porche cars land on the east coast in Halifax and come across the country by train, which is strange because we have a big RoRo terminal in Vancouver.
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Westcoast (02-08-2020)
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I just took a look at the Port of Emden on Google Earth and it is a rather large area of vast parking lots in and near the loading docks. There would have to be an enormous level
of logistics involved in transporting thousands of automobiles to points all across the globe and seemingly the process has been refined to a science with great precision as to delivery dates, amazing.
One thing I don't like is that the cars are apparently parked out in the elements while waiting to be placed on board the ships. My Spyder's port of entry is Jaxport, Jacksonville, Florida USA.
of logistics involved in transporting thousands of automobiles to points all across the globe and seemingly the process has been refined to a science with great precision as to delivery dates, amazing.
One thing I don't like is that the cars are apparently parked out in the elements while waiting to be placed on board the ships. My Spyder's port of entry is Jaxport, Jacksonville, Florida USA.
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I just took a look at the Port of Emden on Google Earth and it is a rather large area of vast parking lots in and near the loading docks. There would have to be an enormous level
of logistics involved in transporting thousands of automobiles to points all across the globe and seemingly the process has been refined to a science with great precision as to delivery dates, amazing.
One thing I don't like is that the cars are apparently parked out in the elements while waiting to be placed on board the ships. My Spyder's port of entry is Jaxport, Jacksonville, Florida USA.
of logistics involved in transporting thousands of automobiles to points all across the globe and seemingly the process has been refined to a science with great precision as to delivery dates, amazing.
One thing I don't like is that the cars are apparently parked out in the elements while waiting to be placed on board the ships. My Spyder's port of entry is Jaxport, Jacksonville, Florida USA.
My Spyder is coming across the north Atlantic in spring so hopefully the icebergs are few and far between, lands May 1st in Halifax when the snow should be only a memory, then finger's are crossed for a uneventful cross continent train trip to Vancouver, off loaded onto a car carrier for another ferry trip to the island I live on.
Too bad Porsche doesn't offer a comprehensive tracking system to follow your car home...
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Speaking about outside parking, when the Canadian cars land in Halifax they get stored outside as well, but the big difference is the time of year, Halifax gets winter, not a little rain kind of winter, I mean full on 10 feet of snow winter! If your car arrives during winter you may not get it on a train until the next thaw. I have heard of entire shipments requiring new tires after the performance summer tires sat frozen for weeks, even a bunch of BMW's that had to be destroyed because every rubber seal had been compromised.
My Spyder is coming across the north Atlantic in spring so hopefully the icebergs are few and far between, lands May 1st in Halifax when the snow should be only a memory, then finger's are crossed for a uneventful cross continent train trip to Vancouver, off loaded onto a car carrier for another ferry trip to the island I live on.
Too bad Porsche doesn't offer a comprehensive tracking system to follow your car home...
My Spyder is coming across the north Atlantic in spring so hopefully the icebergs are few and far between, lands May 1st in Halifax when the snow should be only a memory, then finger's are crossed for a uneventful cross continent train trip to Vancouver, off loaded onto a car carrier for another ferry trip to the island I live on.
Too bad Porsche doesn't offer a comprehensive tracking system to follow your car home...
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No extra for shipping for me, $1500 as opposed to the US at $1350... I suppose you could say being on the west coast I get a deal as it has to come a lot further than somebody on the east coast.
#525
Hi All - I know that it was mentioned earlier in this thread, but I figured I'd provide an update - Porsche Bellevue in Washington State still has the two GT4 allocations for anyone willing to pay a $15K ADM. I'm a first time Porsche buyer (long time fanatic) with no dealer relationships, so paying the $15K ADM was extremely tempting. In the end, I declined.
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