GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
#17
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by Birdman7389
I know the corvette guys can take delivery of the car at the plant or musuem, right after it comes off the line.
I would definitely fly out to anywhere in North America to pick up my Z28
I suppose it depends on where its built huh? Maybe I could drive it off the ship from Australia?
I would definitely fly out to anywhere in North America to pick up my Z28
I suppose it depends on where its built huh? Maybe I could drive it off the ship from Australia?
I would definately opt for this option having been to BG and seeing 4 picked up in 1 day, from the Museum, and seeing the pride the owners took, heck you can shake the hands of the people who built your car! That would just rock!
#18
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
One giant missing component for this is the fact that there is no "National Camaro Museum" across the street from whatever plant gets to build the car.
As far as I know, the National Corvette Museum does all the prep work for the car, and does the actual delivery of the car.
That doesn't mean that something can't be setup where-ever Camaro ends up being built (thought I doubt a freestanding facility would be built, so it'd have to worked in to the plant or something like that) , but having the NCM right across the street from Bowling Green Assembly plays a big part in the Corvette program.
As far as I know, the National Corvette Museum does all the prep work for the car, and does the actual delivery of the car.
That doesn't mean that something can't be setup where-ever Camaro ends up being built (thought I doubt a freestanding facility would be built, so it'd have to worked in to the plant or something like that) , but having the NCM right across the street from Bowling Green Assembly plays a big part in the Corvette program.
#20
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by 96ZED28
Its just a short drive up the 401 to Oshawa. Imagine watching your car being built then driving it home. Hey maybe we could stop at your place for a BBQ and gander at these new machines eh!
Originally Posted by Darth Xed
One giant missing component for this is the fact that there is no "National Camaro Museum" across the street from whatever plant gets to build the car ..... That doesn't mean that something can't be setup where-ever Camaro ends up being built.
Deal?
#21
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by Capn Pete
We can run this "museum" out of my garage. I'll run the BBQ, hire some local college girls to do the final wash & wax on the car (or wherever they'd like) and you guys BYOB .
Deal?
Deal?
#23
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by Capn Pete
We can run this "museum" out of my garage. I'll run the BBQ, hire some local college girls to do the final wash & wax on the car (or wherever they'd like) and you guys BYOB .
Deal?
Deal?
Hell I'd pay extra for that!
#25
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by 5thgen69camaro
Or when the boat comes in from Oshawa Canada . Do they get a discount for going directly to the plant?
#28
Re: GM Needs to do this on the 5th gen.
Originally Posted by 96ZED28
And don't forget its legal for the girls to go topless if they want and if we don't mind
...yeah, topless college chicks washing & waxing each other ... I mean, uh, the cars ... .
Sorry, I know, TTIWWOP.