MM in SouthTX
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Best of luck
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mr.Magoo
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Delivered as in he has his keys, or delivered as in the paperwork have been completed?
Mine was delivered a week before I actually took delivery due to this.
Not trying to split hairs, just that it would be awesome if he actually got the truck before the weekend considering the latest issue with the transporter.
thesneak155
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At the dealership. Working on paperwork remotely now.
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I've always measured from Receipt & control at the dealership when the system trackers say it has arrived, that's the only reliable method for measuring movement from factory to dealer lot, everything else after that is the control of the Dealer PDI tech schedule, the Salesman's schedule, the buyers schedule (vacations, work, USW....)
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She is MINE!!!!!!!
mr.Magoo
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Well, it only took three weeks, and 1100 miles, but I just got my first dent/scratch today.
Wife wanted to go to Costco together (as if that wasn't punishment enough - Costco run that is) and as we're pulling into the lot a lady was walking down the sidewalk next to the store with her cart, and didn't pay any attention to her surroundings and ran over/outside the curb, the cart toppled over and used my right rear quarter panel as a stop.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it) it hit the car right in the center of one of the creases behind the wheelwell so there's only a small dent (size of a nickel) and a small scratch (1.5"), so good thing is that it's not visible from a distance, bad thing is that I know it's there and it's kind of pointless to fix it (beyond touchup paint) because the insurance laws are so effed up in MI (no-fault state, so even though I had nothing to do with it it counts as a claim on my insurance and my rate goes up).
Wife wanted to go to Costco together (as if that wasn't punishment enough - Costco run that is) and as we're pulling into the lot a lady was walking down the sidewalk next to the store with her cart, and didn't pay any attention to her surroundings and ran over/outside the curb, the cart toppled over and used my right rear quarter panel as a stop.
Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it) it hit the car right in the center of one of the creases behind the wheelwell so there's only a small dent (size of a nickel) and a small scratch (1.5"), so good thing is that it's not visible from a distance, bad thing is that I know it's there and it's kind of pointless to fix it (beyond touchup paint) because the insurance laws are so effed up in MI (no-fault state, so even though I had nothing to do with it it counts as a claim on my insurance and my rate goes up).
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kyriotate
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I think someone had asked way back but I did get the charge station pro installed. I've only powered up here and there so far but in the under 80% power range I'm getting 35 miles an hour thus far, which is a bit higher than it's claims so I assume they were being conservative or some weather / battery range options are at work there...
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I'm guessing you have the dial set to 7 on the FCSP for 80 amps? I'm going with position 6 for 64 amps when I get mine installed (at my electrician's recommendation) and I'm hoping to get mid-20s miles per hour on that setting. Using the mobile charger in a regular 120 volt outlet has been s...o... s...l...o...w...
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I got mine as well from tonneaucovered.com but went with a retractable cover the retrax
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