You'd think so - message I received when I inquired about my VIN
"In regards to the VIN xxxxxx has informed me that Land Rover actually state that the VIN can change up until the car lands on the dock"
Feeling a bit ripped as I know this iscrap!
Maybe it gives them the option of swapping cars around the country - who knows!
Yeah I got my VIN before production even commenced, all order slots should have a VIN allocated. I could then double check the specs on Topix to make sure they'd got it right.
You might be right about swapping vehicles around, but it'd have to be a pretty generic build spec you'd think to get away with that?
So I got my VIN and plugged it into the 2W Global tracking page and I'm a little confused. In the voyage details it says the ETA for Fremantle is 16/1/16, but in the 'Status' section below it says Liner Release in Fremantle 13/1/16.
So I guess it's already here and unloaded? My car's birthday is 1/12/15![]()
If you go to the Fremantle port's website: https://www3.fremantleports.com.au/VTMIS/ it shows the Asian King docking at 4:00am tomorrow.
By all means get a Defender. If you get a good one, you'll be happy. If you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher.
apologies to Socrates
Clancy MY15 110 Defender
Clancy's gone to Queensland Rovering, and we don't know where he are
My Landy has landed!
We went down to Fremantle this afternoon to see if the ship was in and sure enough the Asian King had unloaded and was preparing to leave. They're certainly efficient, having only arrived that morning.
We didn't expect to be able to see much, but went for a drive alongside the docks anyway. There were lots of BMWs, Porsches and various other makes, then we got to the Land Rovers and eventually started seeing Defenders. Sure enough, at the very end of the line of cars unloaded, was my little Corris 110 (w/black pack, contrast leather, side steps, front mud flaps all there as ordered). It absolutely made my day
There didn't seem to be many 110s on the docks. Just my car, a white one, a Keswick (I think?) and what seemed like an awful lot of handsome looking 90s.
Anyway, I jammed my camera through the gaps in the fence and snapped a few cheeky shots to keep me going while I wait for a call from the dealer to say she's ready. It'll be a long couple of weeks, but I couldn't be more excited! Naturally, I had to spend the afternoon at a bar to calm down
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I am thrilled for you. Great Pics,..put 'em in your "Defender Book"!!
I suggest that you ask your Dealer if he can take pics of your vehicle going through the PD procedure at the Dealership, alternatively ask if you can come in & take pics.
I also suggest that you request that they not use a heavy buff on your paint,...ask for a light hand polish,...as the paint is new, this should suffice.
Happy Days, Pickles.
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