Is anyone NOT choosing Museum Delivery?

[SilverC8]

Seems like everybody in the forums (here and elsewhere) are opting for R8C. What’s the capacity for that option and at what point do they cut it off?

I’ve been dying to do that and the buyers tour since the 90’s. Hate to have waited this long and get not get to do it!

[Maxster]

The idea of driving in the winter snow in December or January, all the way to Texas doesn't seem like a smart decision to me

[Mile High C8]

I will not be doing it, 17 hours back to Denver is not how I want to break it in.

[Jljordann922]

I won't be....seems nice but not at this point of my life....maybe the future.

[John]

Not going to do Museum Delivery (R8C) this time either, e.g., going over the Rockies in winter, but again in the future.

But BUYERS TOUR is one big YES if it happens in time for me to get my C8.

[BMBLBEE]

It's not an option for us Canadian buyers.

[ltomn]

I am not likely to choose a Museum delivery. I would really like to see my car being made but that seems impossible right now.

[Strake]

I will not be doing the Museum delivery. We've been there, and plan on going again but it won't be at delivery time.

[Milliwatt Rob]

My purchase will likely be at MacMulkin, a hundred miles from me. And I usually get some dealer installed upgrades not possible with Museum delivery.

[George]

No for us, although the plant tour would be great!

[Rocket68]

Did this in 2014 with my first C7, great experience! Probably not this time for the C8.

[C7Redneck]

I live in Denver and likely will do R8C. I’ll just have to time it so weather is not a significant risk. It was well worth it last time in Oct 2014.

1. What many don’t realize is that they do paint correction on the car prior to your arrival.
2. You are saving the cost of the dealer prep.
3. Anything they find wrong they make right before you get there. So you never know there was ever a flaw.
4. King and Queen for a day.
5. VIP tour with your own personal guide, commentary etc. Want to see something specific?
6. Plaque, door sill sticker, photo in front of the plant with your name on the sign, video leaving Corvette Blvd., laminated window sticker, access to special custom clothes, discount at the store!

As for breaking it in? That was not an issue. Sure this time I’ll probably have to arrange for an oil change somewhere. But a small inconvenience.

[Mile High C8]

I live in Denver and likely will do R8C. I’ll just have to time it so weather is not a significant risk. It was well worth it last time in Oct 2014.

1. What many don’t realize is that they do paint correction on the car prior to your arrival.
2. You are saving the cost of the dealer prep.
3. Anything they find wrong they make right before you get there. So you never know there was ever a flaw.
4. King and Queen for a day.
5. VIP tour with your own personal guide, commentary etc. Want to see something specific?
6. Plaque, door sill sticker, photo in front of the plant with your name on the sign, video leaving Corvette Blvd., laminated window sticker, access to special custom clothes, discount at the store!

As for breaking it in? That was not an issue. Sure this time I’ll probably have to arrange for an oil change somewhere. But a small inconvenience.

That's good to know! Thanks

[RoketRdr]

The idea of driving in the winter snow in December or January, all the way to Texas doesn't seem like a smart decision to me

Cars wont start being delivered until early to mid February. I will be doing the NCM delivery and driving to West Texas.

[John]

Exactly, and by heading south from Nashville first on the Natchez Trace, then west, you should be fine!