Saint Louis is the gateway to the West.I feel like this whole Jeep JL release should be made into a documentary #twist they're all parked in Illinois! dun dun dunnn
If you think the overall release is crazy, the 2 door specific release is insane.I feel like this whole Jeep JL release should be made into a documentary #twist they're all parked in Illinois! dun dun dunnn
Yeah, I like how that color came out...I might have got that if my first car hadn’t been both that color and a PoS...bad juju. My favorite car ever, 4Runner, is blue...so I went with good jujuWow, I'm just impressed by that Punk'n Rubicon with the body color top. Looks good.
It's gonna take a while to get them all through the arch though...sorry!Saint Louis is the gateway to the West.
Thanks for the pics! The railyard has a huge loading /storage area so I just assumed they were there. Wonder if they were trucked or railed there. I hope they truck straight to the dealers and not to Memphis or KC which is the normal path to this area. If u see a white 4 door w black fenders/hardtop and the standard bumpers it may be mine. Whatever the case it’s great to see some moving out of there. Would be interesting to see if you can see another pile of JLs at the railyard. I attached the pic of where I thought they were sitting which seems to be a wrong assumption now.The vacant lot is on Route 15 just east of I-255 exit. There is a large rail yard not too far away so maybe the vehicles are transported by rail, unloaded and trucked to this lot for their final destination.
I’m very intrigued by this whole process. I do wonder if they were transported from the factory or Marion, OH by rail to Centreville rail yard then unloaded and moved to this staging lot. When I took the pics this morning, I didn’t notice if they were moving them out or into the lot. I imagine it will take some time to move them out. I was amazed how many were there. It could easily be a 1,000 or more. If I had one on order, I wouldn’t be happy knowing it’s sitting in that pile for days or weeks waiting to be transported.Thanks for the pics! The railyard has a huge loading /storage area so I just assumed they were there. Wonder if they were trucked or railed there. I hope they truck straight to the dealers and not to Memphis or KC which is the normal path to this area. If u see a white 4 door w black fenders/hardtop and the standard bumpers it may be mine. Whatever the case it’s great to see some moving out of there. Would be interesting to see if you can see another pile of JLs at the railyard. I attached the pic of where I thought they were sitting which seems to be a wrong assumption now.
I arrived today my salesman who’s Jeep was ordered one day before me never got stuck here. Mine was built a week earlier than his but then I was stuck in JB for a week...now thisI’m very intrigued by this whole process. I do wonder if they were transported from the factory or Marion, OH by rail to Centreville rail yard then unloaded and moved to this staging lot. When I took the pics this morning, I didn’t notice if they were moving them out or into the lot. I imagine it will take some time to move them out. I was amazed how many were there. It could easily be a 1,000 or more. If I had one on order, I wouldn’t be happy knowing it’s sitting in that pile for days or weeks waiting to be transported.
Nice! How long were you incarcerated in Illinois?I have been released. And it showed up last night at the dealer !!!!!!
Awesome!!!!I have been released. And it showed up last night at the dealer !!!!!!
Yes. I wonder what Rebay at Facility means?Last Event Locn Last Locn Type Event Description Last Event Date ETA Window
ALORTON, IL OFFSITE Ingate / Rebay at Facility 04/27/18 08:36:00 AM ETA TBD
I wonder if this is where my jeep is?