The one my friend saw at the Kakaako SC was also in the VIN 6XXX range, so that must have been the batch for the first shipment to Hawaii. A service center rep said about 30 - 40 Model Ys were in the shipment.
Last I checked, my 11XXX VIN was still in California and it looks like that's where I'll stop tracking it. I've made the decision to give up the VIN and defer. Main reason is that I've really cut down my driving due to working from home and it looks like that will continue through year-end. I have a vehicle that works fine, so there's no pressing deadline that I'm working within.
I will admit -- the quality issues are a concern for me. I know, as others have pointed out, that this is the norm for Tesla, that most of the issues are correctable at the service center, and that the negatives tend to be amplified on these forums. I knew some of this when I ordered, but I figured I would be so far back in the queue (I ordered in February 2020) that most of the "new model" pains would be worked out by then. I didn't think I'd be taking delivery so soon and with the additional chaos of a factory shut-down mixed in. So perhaps a little more time before taking delivery will help.
Lastly, the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime caught my eye, and I've been reading more about it. Seems like it will be in really short supply when it arrives in the fall. Full driving impressions will go live on July 1, but the previews from Alex on Autos and TFL piqued my interest. It goes 0-60 in 5.7 seconds, will go up to 40 miles on pure EV, has a ~500 mile range in "hybrid mode," qualifies for the $7,500 federal tax credit, and has a spare tire.
Before the tax credit, a fully loaded one (XSE with all options) will be about $7,500 less than my Model Y, as configured (LR AWD, White, Black, 20" wheels). The tax credit doubles the difference to almost $15k. I know we're not talking apples-to-apples, but not an insignificant difference.