Packet Numbers Revisited
07-07-2002, 06:17 AM
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I ordered my Chrome Silver Touring 6 speed Z on January 12, 2002. I got my "Special Packet" on June 29th and my number is 1718 of 10000. What is this number?
07-07-2002, 11:25 PM
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My packet number is 829/10000. I ordered on 1/30/2002 from Bommarito Nissan in St. Louis, MO.
Waiting anxiously here for the train to deliver my 350Z to the midwest from the west coast ports!!!
--Paul
Waiting anxiously here for the train to deliver my 350Z to the midwest from the west coast ports!!!
--Paul
07-08-2002, 06:01 AM
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Here's my number, sorry for the delayed post. i'm number 02106 and I ordered on Feb. 09th. I was guessing that maybe the numbers were by name (alphabetical), but the graph disproves that. I ordered a track, maybe that would be another good comparison once we get the delivery dates which I don't mind saying, i'm very optimistic about it being before Sept (mine, at least), especially since RxO suggested that it'll probably arrive by port on the East Coast as well.
07-08-2002, 08:19 AM
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Explaining the anomalies
For those that stray far outside the expected line:
Or maybe the correlation isn't really that good and we are just trying to make the data fit our expectations? But that graph really does seem to show a solid relationship.
- Early date, high number: maybe the dealer didn't fax in the order until later?
- Late date, low number: maybe an earlier preorder cancelled and the dealer made it available?
Or maybe the correlation isn't really that good and we are just trying to make the data fit our expectations? But that graph really does seem to show a solid relationship.
