24 hours to build...three weeks to inspect. And I'm willing to bet some of the fuses will STILL be loose!!!Officially in week 3 of inspection
if I had to guess it was 2018. I see ocean blue and what looks like punk’n.
This is such a crap tool. What name do you put down? How does one know the actual order date? Is it the day you told the dealer to order it? Is it the day the dealer put it into the system or charged your credit card? There’s no way to sort any of the data. Why do 2018 and 2019 orders still show here? I’ve been trying to track my order for a month now…..nothing.
Just got off the phone with my sales rep. Current ETA has it clearing the yard on and being delivered 5/22, that would likely mean a 5/23 or 5/24 pickup.
I think the tool is pretty good and I appreciate the individual who created it so all of us have something to check. The data might be crap but that isn’t the fault of the guy who made the tool. As for features not being to your liking — come on @Gfcronus I figured it out and I ain’t the smartest knife in the drawer
Name: Your choice. It's only used by that tool. (No spaces as I recall).
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So it "looks like" the advance safety group is falling behind, but it's merely not catching up as quickly. I still haven't figured out if anyone other than crazy people care about this.
I have been following this thread since about August 2020 (back when "Dara" was posting almost daily updates). I don't remember when you started posting your weekly updates but I was (and still am) very interested in your weekly reports. However, I have to tell you that I just don't understand parts of your charts and what they all mean. For example, I don't completely understand the columns for "request to build;" "build to sticker;" and "request to sticker." I know what "request" means (date of Jeep order), I know what "build" means (build sheet), and I know what sticker means (window sticker). I also assume you derive this data from forum members indicating when they ordered and then the date crypto publishes the build sheet and window sticker. The part I don't understand is why the request to sticker time period is different than the sum of the request to build and build to sticker.A question oh friendly Jeepers, both new and seasoned forum members alike: What's useful, if anything, out of those weekly updates I post? What's too confusing, if anything, that doesn't help? What's confusing that you feel would be less confusing if communicated differently? (If you just skip them in fear, I understand.)
Happy to hear from you via a direct conversation, or you can share thoughts here.
There's admittedly a great deal of numbers and I've tried to chomp out a lot of the irrelevancies, while still providing per-model numbers, but our disadvantage is that we don't really know anything about open orders so it's left up to each person to check what they've ordered to see what might lead to a fast or slow build.
I suspect the most useful tool would permit you to select primary feature groups for your own build and have it show you the specific expected numbers, but I'm not building that because it requires a hosting (website) location (but I even have an idea how to do it without that, haha). I wrote down a lot of initial ideas when I first looked at cryptostickers late last year (naup, I don't own it, I just look at its data), so I've slowly built some of those things as I've had the opportunity. Unfortunately, much of it borders on subtle statistics which is not really the point of this thread.
Here's your chance. Do I scrap it, keep parts, add animated dogs driving Jeeps, or what?
So, interesting thing. Jeep Chat told me previously that the vehicle was built and awaiting installation of additional or optional equipment.
