don't forget weather problems. Semis have a lot of downtime when wind and storms make travel too dangerous.
They used to quote average 4-6 weeks for average delivery time after leaving factory. Basically it gets there when it gets there, and there is absolutely nothing you can do to speed it up. Hurry up and wait.
“So close … and yet so far …”
Yep, 1.5 hours away ! Delivery date has been pushed back 3 times. At least its not on a train in Ohio.
I don't want to be a Debbie Downer here, but the timing on your shipment is pretty close to the window of time where it could have been impacted by the East Palestine train derailment. It's been reported on this forum that there were multiple Mavericks destroyed in this incident. Do you have the rail car number and have you tracked it? What is your dealer telling you? Over a month to get from the plant to somewhere near Philly seems like a long time. Hopefully it's just sitting on a siding somewhere or has already been off-loaded and is just waiting for a transport to your dealer.
Nah, over a month to get from plant to dealer is pretty typical these days.
Wow, that’s a fast ship time from built — five days. Mine sat at the factory for a full month before getting on a train.
I agree, I was shocked when I saw my original delivery range was two weeks post shipping. Now it is at around 1 month from ship date which seems more likely. I guess after waiting 17 months, what's one more month of waiting. Just praying it doesn't sit at the rail yard for months after it finally gets dropped off.
I walked into Fred Beans in Langhorn looking for a Exployer, It was to big. They had a XLT on the lot with everything I wanted. And came home 2 hours later with it. Its been a month and I like it.
