[marcsg42]

I was wondering if anyone knows how I can figure out the next ships coming in that are delivering to the east coast, nj

[beamer-dreamer]

it's not an exact science.. and can drive one mad...but this is part of what i did.

if you're car is in "waiting for transport" or later.. take a look at the ships due in brunswick Georgia, as any east coast ship will stop there.. because that's where the performance delivery place is.. so look https://gaports.com/facilities/port-...ook-brunswick/ this site tells you ships arriving in 15 days... then you look at your favorite ship tracking site.. i use marinetraffic.com, and look for ships on their way or at vera cruz or altamira

the good news is.. you'll using know your ships name within 3 days or so of the car being loaded up and on it's why

[old_man_feet]

It will probably be on a WW ship or one of the Glovis Ships.

https://www.walleniuswilhelmsen.com/schedules
Add Veracruz or Altamira to departures and Brunswick to arrival and see if NJ is one of the ports after that. You have to do a little detective work.
I thought my car was for sure on the WW/Toledo. It was not.

The other company uses Glovis ships and there is a sched out there, I just can't find it now.

Start with this thread. It's how I got started.
https://g42.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...1909543&page=2

[marcsg42]

Thanks for the info guys,I’m gonna see if I can figure this out