TEG - There were always some slots in the production line set aside for marketing cars. It makes sense that the VPs were the first to get DT1.5 since it was still being
validated, so to speak. I've been told that at this point (probably since a couple weeks ago), all the gliders coming into Menlo Park are being fitted with DT1.5. It's hard for us to guess which Sig100 cars have DT1.0, since the cars aren't necessarily produced or delivered in sequence.
One thing I've wondered about but have forgotten to ask the times I've had a chance is how Tesla is handling the 1.0 to 1.5 conversions. A car with a 1.0 drivetrain is still a working car on the road. The time it takes to remove the old drivetrain, install the new one and redo vehicle verification probably takes as long if not longer than it does for a fresh install in a glider. You'd think the priority right now would be to get the cars in customer hands as fast as possible. So it would make sense to me if Tesla wants to take their time getting around to those upgrades. Then again, those that still have DT1.0 are mostly investors in the company, so they might get some priority.
jsa - Congrats on your car! I'm sure we all look forward to hearing about it. And pics please. (Btw, don't try to upload photos here. Post them on Flickr or some other site and embed or link to the images here.)
Jeff (j-g) - I have more and higher res photos of your car if you want them. PM me with an email address that can handle large attachments (e.g. gmail) if you're interested.
