I wonder why the VIN whiteboard says that VIN #17345 is the most important vin ever?
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I wonder why the VIN whiteboard says that VIN #17345 is the most important vin ever?
Talkredius
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And finally Eberhard got his car.
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And because 3 phase charging is now available, his new Motto is : 3 phases need 3 chargers. You can see on the picture, that he is already thinking about where he could put the 3. charger:biggrin:
Tesla-Fahrer und -Freunde Forum Thema anzeigen - Model S P85+ sig #32 vin 14983
And because 3 phase charging is now available, his new Motto is : 3 phases need 3 chargers. You can see on the picture, that he is already thinking about where he could put the 3. charger:biggrin:
Laumb
smrtass.
Sig #84 EU has landed!
Picked it up today from the Munich Service Center. All went smooth and the staff is great.
Took it for a ride the whole afternoon. It is still surprising me that even after 40000 electric kilometres with my Tesla Roadster the Model S still can put a smile on my face. It's amazing what quantum leap Tesla has achieved within such a short time.
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btw would have loved to get the number M - NO 645, but NO is not allowed as letters in Munich area ...
You do know you got One of the best numbers out there? Google leetspeak / l33tsp34k, whatever.
Short breakdown.
S = 5
L = 1
A = 4
You got: TE574, basically; TESLA!!
jackie
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I have VIN #16731 and just moved status from being under production to production complete !
Best Birthday present ever :biggrin:
Strange... I have VIN #16823 and it was moved to production complete on the 18th ;-)
You have a Sig?
Rutger
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jackie
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Yes - EU Sig #425 - Dutch - trying not to be impatient while I watch others get delivery dates
Yes - EU Sig #425 - Dutch - trying not to be impatient while I watch others get delivery dates
Me too ;-) Eu Sig #333... that is strange that you have a higher Reservation number and a lower VIN number!
Seems that you are right ;-)
Who told you that? As I'm number one in France and not expected my car before at least 2 weeks, seems optimists that cars are going to be delivered next week in France...
Just got an email from DS. Scheduled date for pickup is Sept 26th at Tilburg. My vin is 16785, reservation 348.
So now I need to get the car to Poznan, Poland. That is 915km. Originally I was planning to send a flatbed truck. But now I feel tempted to do a road trip...
Could anyone advise if this would be practical? Would it take two or three days? I'd rather not drive 40km/h. Would prefer motorways, 130km/h.
Maybe you know any suitable charging places to stop along the route?
So now I need to get the car to Poznan, Poland. That is 915km. Originally I was planning to send a flatbed truck. But now I feel tempted to do a road trip...
Could anyone advise if this would be practical? Would it take two or three days? I'd rather not drive 40km/h. Would prefer motorways, 130km/h.
Maybe you know any suitable charging places to stop along the route?
Check lemnet.org, that will show you charging stations in Germany. I know those from RWE are 22kW, but I'm not sure how to pay there.Just got an email from DS. Scheduled date for pickup is Sept 26th at Tilburg. My vin is 16785, reservation 348.
So now I need to get the car to Poznan, Poland. That is 915km. Originally I was planning to send a flatbed truck. But now I feel tempted to do a road trip...
Could anyone advise if this would be practical? Would it take two or three days? I'd rather not drive 40km/h. Would prefer motorways, 130km/h.
Maybe you know any suitable charging places to stop along the route?
pjhartog
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Just got an email from DS. Scheduled date for pickup is Sept 26th at Tilburg. My vin is 16785, reservation 348.
So now I need to get the car to Poznan, Poland. That is 915km. Originally I was planning to send a flatbed truck. But now I feel tempted to do a road trip...
Could anyone advise if this would be practical? Would it take two or three days? I'd rather not drive 40km/h. Would prefer motorways, 130km/h.
Maybe you know any suitable charging places to stop along the route?
Make sure you carry the correct adaptors or cables - afaik there is no type 2 cable included with your vehicle !
M. Brière told me that This morning. He also tôld me that He had Several customers in corsia but doesnt know grand chose about delivery
Just got an email from DS. Scheduled date for pickup is Sept 26th at Tilburg. My vin is 16785, reservation 348.
So now I need to get the car to Poznan, Poland. That is 915km. Originally I was planning to send a flatbed truck. But now I feel tempted to do a road trip...
Could anyone advise if this would be practical? Would it take two or three days? I'd rather not drive 40km/h. Would prefer motorways, 130km/h.
Maybe you know any suitable charging places to stop along the route?
What is needed is a sticky thread for tested roadtrip locations. We are planning to pick up in Tilburg and drive to Stockholm...
Welcome to Sweden! I know a great website for you if you need to find good places to recharge the car: EV Charging Map
I hope you will find it useful.
Best regards from Nichen
LOL Romain ;-)
Will ask him tomorrow, but for sure that's bullshits (about delivery).
About Corsica customers, didn't know that, will ask him too!
Volker.Berlin
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