Congrats!

 

For what it's worth this happened to the ship I was tracking into Emden. It was waiting in an offshore holding area then was taken off the arrivals list on the Emden port page out of nowhere. Freaked out as I had tracked it for days but then it eventually headed into port shortly after and reappeared on the arrivals page.

 

Me too. Last week mine started and I got those plus one new pic yesterday with the headlights etc in.

 

I received a email that it has left the port, and this is the boat that recently left the port. A stop in Netherlands seems odd - they really ship cars that close on a boat? Let's hope Baltimore soon there after!

Strangely, the app reported "has left the port" about 7pm last night, the email came about 9pm, and the web driven TYD has not updated yet. Surprised all these systems are different - kind of like the strange photo sequences.

 

I received an email that my production has been scheduled (phase 3) but the app still shows order frozen (phase 2).

 

Yes, I had that happened to me.

Check from the website as well. At time I have TYD was updated first at times the website was updated first. But after about 1-2 days they usually caught up and synced.


Regards,

 

18 hours later, still idling in the Atlantic. I emailed the shipping company this morning and got an automated response in German that they would look into it. BTW everyone, my luck has been total sh*t lately, so if any vessel is going to break down in the Atlantic, its going to be the boat that my 911 is on....

I'm hoping this is just a GPS/tracking issue and that the boat is actually moving...if I spoke German, I would call the shipping company and ask.

 

Anyone know the next boat out of Emden that ships to San Diego or Benecia?

 

Patience ... they may have stopped for weather, service, a crew medical issue, or to assist with an emergency. I'm sure it will soon be on course soon again.

 

Porsche wants to get your car delivered, and collect their money, as soon as possible as well.

 

There should be a time stamp indicating when the telemetry was last received from the boat. It doesn’t update continuously during the trip, due to unavailability of tracking stations that far out. (Some tracking companies offer satellite tracking, but you usually have to pay to that). You may not see a position update until the ship approaches shores.

 

Yea I think the idle ships in the ocean are probably just waiting for storms to pass or maybe GPS to update. I wouldn't be too worried about that either.

 

As long as George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg aren't at the helm, you should be fine.

 

My C2 GTS completed production on April 23rd and has been sitting at Emden for the last 3 weeks. When is the next ship heading to Halifax?

 

Well if you missed the 5/14 ship, the next departure is 5/21.