I ordered an SFI 25.1G chassis spec book after I bought my challenger this spring. It took USPS 3 weeks to deliver book from SFI in California to Arizona. I could have walked there and back to pick it up quicker.

That makes me laugh... because UPS has never once paid a claim I turned in, same with fedex. They decide if it was packed right... paying extra for insurance is a straight up scam from shipping companies.

Sorry about the OPS ordeal. Glad you finally got it.
Not all people are bad. I received my Eddy Air Gap from Jegs via FEDEX Tuesday. The driver was kind enough to hide it front near my Dakota .

I have an odd USPS mailman.

I was awaiting two seperate deliveries one day.

An LD340 intake (too large to be in a parcel locker, would have to be delivered to the house) and another small package. The intake's tracking number showed it was delivered a several minutes ahead of the other package. The small box was in the parcel locker and the intake was nowhere to be found. I know the direction he comes in and a door delivery would have had later time than a locker delivery. I know a street over has a house with the same number......and there sat my intake.

I won't bother going into other things he has done that left me shaking my head. Like "sorry we missed you" when I am home

How about "This is the 3rd, last and final notice that we have attempted to deliver your package but we got no response"?
A. there were no other attempts
B. I was home and staring out the front door when the message was left

I have all my packages delivered to my P.O. box. If the part won't fit in the box, they put a yellow call tag in the box instead. I have had the box for over 10 years and have never lost a part yet. Oh, UPS, FedEx, and USPS all deliver packages to my post office box, no extra charge. You just use the post office physical address and your p.o. box number as suite such and such. Your post office counter worker can show you what paperwork to fill in so they can even sign for anything that needs a signature. Win-win in my opinion.

I have had FedEx mark a packaged "delivered" on more than one occasion that was not delivered. They generally showed up the next day. Seems to be a common practice where I live in Vegas. I wouldn't exactly call where I live in Vegas "rural" but we are not in right in the middle of town either.

USPS dropped a small package at the wrong home. The next day the carrier looked at the GPS scan and retrieved it from the wrong mail box. He knew exactly where it was.