POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Where can I look at this information? TIA GJ
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POST 2Original post
Your dealer has access to it on PCNAsource.
POST 3Original post
The internet is your friend. Find out the name of the vessle and the port it is coming into. Then go and find the maritime schedule for that port. Go look up the name of the boat on the schedule and then just add 24 hours for Porsche NA to look over the car and the time required to truck your car to the dealer (the latter number you should be able to get from your dealer). For the west coast, the maritime schedule is at http://www.sdmis.org/schedule/. My wife figured this all out last fall when I was waiting for my car. When the dealer told me that the boat had docked, the boat had actually docked 48 hours before and the car was already on a truck. They were surprised when the car showed up a day later. (The dealership is 1,000 miles from the port.) Tim
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Tim, Thanks GJ
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