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I'll often hit the "Track Package" button in my email confirmation when I order something on line but this is taking it to another level. I got this image from my salesman last night with a transit update on my inbound 2026. I placed the order in September and so far everything is ahead of schedule. Guessing another 3-4 weeks at this point.
I'll often hit the "Track Package" button in my email confirmation when I order something on line but this is taking it to another level. I got this image from my salesman last night with a transit update on my inbound 2026. I placed the order in September and so far everything is ahead of schedule. Guessing another 3-4 weeks at this point.
”The current position of TRITON HIGHWAY is at East Asia reported 22 hours ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to the port of Long Beach, United States (USA), sailing at a speed of 19.5 knots and expected to arrive there on Dec 30, 00:01. The vessel TRITON HIGHWAY(IMO 9991197, MMSI 431300000) is a Vehicles Carrier built in 2025 and currently sailing under the flag of Japan.”
technically its a ship, not a boat. Sorry USN guy here..old habits hard to break. A boat can fit on a ship and not viseversa... a submarine is a boat.Forgive me.
technically its a ship, not a boat. Sorry USN guy here..old habits hard to break. A boat can fit on a ship and not viseversa... a submarine is a boat.Forgive me.
If we build a big enough ship, than that ship could fit on it no?
If we go from proforma speed of 14 knots to 20knots ( in order to get your LC here faster, it would cost us 140k usd in extra fuel crossing the pacific) just fun little useless facts.
Also at 14 knots ive seen some high performance sailboats pass our container vessels hahaha. no wonder those somalian pirates are able to catch up. God bless you Bob and your USN, you guys saved us from pirates numerous times.
If we go from proforma speed of 14 knots to 20knots ( in order to get your LC here faster, it would cost us 140k usd in extra fuel crossing the pacific) just fun little useless facts.
Also at 14 knots ive seen some high performance sailboats pass our container vessels hahaha. no wonder those somalian pirates are able to catch up. God bless you Bob and your USN, you guys saved us from pirates numerous times.
Whats the update on location of car...is it still on the high seas?
No new updates from the dealership yet but after it arrives in Long Beach I'm told it will pack a hobo stick and hop a train to Colorado with an expected delivery window between 1/13 and 2/6. Originally, we were targeting March-April so from that benchmark I tell myself we're ahead of schedule. Logistics has become a challenging, albeit fascinating industry over the last few years so I'm still restraining my excitement until it has crossed the state line.
