Just before I have to leave for work. Got it off a questionable pallet and in the garage. Tomorrow will be a lot of fun.
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I see they are are using Monti Carlos for delivery now. That is classy!
Advice on construction:
The 700 takes 3 beers to build and burn in. Not sure about the Matador. So... I’d buy a 12 pack just to be safe.
Have a blast. B
actually it's a 1979 Dodge Magnum, they only made them in 78 and 79, it looks familiar because it was made for Richard Petty to race and its the most recognized number 43 car ever. It belongs to my oldest son and while it certainly looks like a 40 year old rust bucket this "sleeper" has more than 10 grand under the hood. My sons favorite Richard Petty quote about this car is " it's completely un drivable at 180 MPH" as far as the beers go, I haven't touched one in more than 30 years, but not being a prude a have at least 3 different kinds in the game room fridge for company. So, when I call you over to help finish up assembly, I probably have your brand.I see they are are using Monti Carlos for delivery now. That is classy!
Advice on construction:
The 700 takes 3 beers to build and burn in. Not sure about the Matador. So... I’d buy a 12 pack just to be safe.
Have a blast. B
I didn't see any damage as I rushed to get it put in the garage, tomorrow we will see, to be honest my biggest concern is missing something. The damage to the pallet aside, it was an open top wrap kind of thing with all the little boxes just sitting on top. In fact when we dropped the pallet jack in the driveway, the little red meat probe box fell out and went under the car, that was a "OH Crap" moment as the first thing I thought was "what else has fell out along the way" Tomorrow will tell and I will let everybody know.Very nice. Looks like all the boxes are intact.
now now.... those boys in Augusta are pretty good at what they do. So relax! You’re worried about something that probably didn’t happen. I did make note that you got the smoker box and the additional drive shaft is on the floor next to the pallet. BI'm dying here, looking at my pics and then looking at the one Brian posted, I don't see my competition cart unless they changed the box. UGH! my wife's not going to let me rummage around in the garage at 2am when I get home from work to see if it's there. This night is never going to end.........
Wondering if they may have sent that competition cart as a separate shipment since the pallet already had so much on it.
They used SAIA for my Bull as well. It was shipped from Augusta GA past Texas on to California. Then routed back to Dallas. I dunno....Well, I guess I will see what I have in the morning. Checking the Rec Tec site shows two pallets and even my first communication with shipper shows two pallets. The leaning tower of grill parts was the only pallet on the truck and I had to help him unload that because when he picked it up and moved it away from the wall it wanted to fall over. DANG IT !!