Picked mine up this morning, drove around for a little took a little spin around town then tucked her in the garage for the weather coming tonight!
Panel fit is great, drove off with 4.0 miles on the odometer. I had the dealership check in the car and that added two since they made sure...
Just the way the tracks are build and the Railroads transportation plans are. Cars coming to Lincoln NE. Actually got to Chicago them to Kansas City then finally to Omaha. I can understand your frustration.....
Update ----- car is on transport heading to dealership. 0830 meeting for pick up and drive home to park in the garage to wait for the weather to get nicer!
Dealership emailed today said car would be delivered Sat evening Sunday, since they are not open Sunday I cannot get it until Monday. Irritated by transport provider from auto facility.....
Going call the auto facility since I met them the other day figured I would see if they can tell me, My current EDD is 1/07 and it changed to that the day it arrived Omaha.
No rail cars #'s are specific, however some Class one RR do not share information with others. I will check again to see if I can see anything different.
Car spotted for unloading will be unloaded within ~16 hours. Then the wait begins because we are at the mercy of the truck transport from that point on. If it is a busy auto facility then it could be a few days at the minimum. If your dealership has any pull with the transport company then...
PM me you personal E-mail and I will send you the files if you want. The guy that drove them off the rail car said that there where two there Magnetic on the same railcar.
Nice ride, they have my stored indoors while it waits for the transport LOL. I sat in her started her up and revved the engine!!!! I can tell just from that it is the car for me and I cannot wait until Spring to let her loose!!!!!
They didn't say, and no I didn't see any magnetic but if you look in the photo the one in front looks like it might have been . The only other two photos I got where of Ingot Silver.