[1ChrisRuck]

Originally Posted by elincali

Congrats! It's a relief to have it out to sea, isn't it? What's the estimated transit time to Houston?

(Funny name for a vessel that doesn't have California on its schedule!)

Yes it's a relief to know it's finally on its way yet the anticipation grows stronger
I'm anticipating it arriving at my dealer 10-14 days after departure in Baltimore

Originally Posted by InlineSixTwinScroll

There you go ! The fun begins

Yeah, they should call it the Houston Highway ! There's a nice alliteration ... yeah, I haven't forgotten my figures of speech !

Anyway, congrats bud ! And, we're all here to support you ... at least till we get our cars and forget about the rest of the world ...

I'm curious to see how often we're on here after we take delivery of our much anticipated BMW M235i's

Originally Posted by Supernaut

You're off to good start. It's interesting to see how different the California Highway's track is. The Oregon Highway took a diversion to Belgium then a scenic southern route by Spain and the Azores. You guys are going straight as an arrow to Baltimore.

Off to a good start at a blazing average speed of 16.9 knots (19 MPH)
Don't get me wrong, I'll take the ferrying speed of 19 MPH as oppose to sitting on the dock waiting for a ship

To everyone who's waiting for their ship to come in