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Find out your C8’s Order Status by asking!
Information provided to MidEngineCorvetteForum members, and with great thanks to Corvette Ed for answering your inquiry requests in our sticky’d “The C8 Order Inquiry Status Thread” in our “Purchasing Section.”https://www.midenginecorvetteforum.c...inquiry-thread
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2023 Corvette Info Including SR Pricing, SR 2023 Visualizer, 70th Anniversary SR/Z06 Press Release; The C8 Z06 Press Release, Order Guide & Its Visualizer Link
Also gives more justification for the “folding mirror” option. If nothing else to protect the mirror from the careless passerby/motorists in parking lots/stalls.
Also gives more justification for the “folding mirror” option. If nothing else to protect the mirror from the careless passerby/motorists in parking lots/stalls.
I don’t notice it that much, but it is probably me. I’m cross-eyed without my glasses. Appreciate the trivia.
Reserved C8 July 30, 2019, Ordered March 9, 2020, Reordered August 5, 2020, Manufactured January 8, 2021
C8 Specifications: 3LT, Z51, FE4, Lift, Red Mist, Natural Dipped, 5-Spoke Trident Wheels Gray, STI, FA5, EFY, JGN, RCC, VTB
Preceded by 2017 GrandSport Coupe Long Beach Red
Preceded by 1999 Corvette Hardtop Black
Preceded by 1994 Corvette Polo Green Metallic
Road and Track properly gives credit to the Corvette Blogger. The back story is that Keith pointed this out to me yesterday, so I grabbed my pocket tape measure and my camera and we confirmed that the passenger side mirror arm extends about 2 inches farther than the drivers side. Read Keith's blog post on this tidbit here:
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