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Use the sites above, but the main thing you need is the name of the ship.
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POST 1Original post

Greetings all. I'm a newbie to the forum as just today I've given the thumbs up to a new 991 C2 from the local dealer. The car is built, but I'm told on the ship as I write this. How exactly do I track where my car is? I'm told there's a way to find out where this alleged "boat" is on the planet. I've got a VIN, a Comm #, a vehicle status (v300 btw), a commision number, a production number, and a dealer number. Now...what the heck do I do with all this to find my car??? I'm told it will be in the US in mid-April. First time Porsche owner. Figured why jump in halfway? Result - a new 991. It will be a daily driver. BTW - for those interested: 1 991110 911 Carrera 2 1H Platinum Silver Metallic 3 AG Black standard interior 4 250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) 5 345 Steering wheel heating 6 423 20-inch Carrera S wheel 7 583 Smoking package 8 603 Porsche Dynamic Light System 9 636 ParkAssist (front and rear) 10 651 Electric sunroof 11 748 Electric folding ext. mirrors 12 844 Multi-function steering wheel 13 UN1 Online Services 14 P06 Power Sport Seats (14-way) 15 P37 BOSE® Audio Package 16 P3E Premium Package Plus 17 ZAB Ornamental Porsche Crest

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Two sites available... 1) marinetraffic.com if it is actively transmitting its position. 2) vesselfinder.com for last reported position if it is no longer transmitting its position.

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Check out this blog on Planet 9. I hope that helps. http://www.planet-9.com/blogs/mike-r/425-european-delivery-stalking-my-car-across-oceans.html

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Use the sites above, but the main thing you need is the name of the ship. I've been tracking the Auriga Leader for a while now and most often it is out of range... Congrats!

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