8 – 2016 Z51 Allocations Available – BELOW INVOICE PRICING!
09-17-2015, 11:21 AM
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8 – 2016 Z51 Allocations Available – BELOW INVOICE PRICING!
September 17,2015
Ken Fichtner, former owner and dealer of Fichtner Chevrolet has sold his dealership!
Ken Fichtner is now the Fleet Manager, Corvette Department Manager, and Protection Plan specialist for a very large Chevrolet dealer in Billings, MT! Denny Menholt Chevrolet
Ken Fichtner is now Ken@DennyMenholtChev in the Corvette Forum.
Ken Fichtner is offering new Corvettes out of stock and special order at competitive prices!
Ken Fichtner is still in business! I have enjoyed being the expert in the CorvetteForum for many years.
Ken promises great service and the lowest prices.
Matching and beating other offers is his goal!
Chevrolet notified me that I have 8 extra 2016 Z51 Stingray allocations!
Constraints:
Z51 Package – I have 8 allocations for this option
Standard Painted Roof Panel – I have 4 allocations for this option
I am ready and willing to place a special order today as follows:
Non-Supplier Qualifying Purchaser: Dealer Invoice less $200 + $199 fee
Supplier Qualifying Purchaser: Supplier price + $199 fee
Verification of Eligibility – Customers must provide their driver’s license and authorization number to the dealer to receive this offer.
GM Employee: Employee price + $199 fee
Verification of Eligibility – Customers must provide their driver’s license and authorization number to the dealer to receive this offer.
Please let me know how you want your Stingray equipped, i.e. Coupe or Convertible,options, and color, and I will provide you with a price.
kenfichtner@dennymenholt.com
Here's more about how things work:
Choice of delivery location:
1) Here at our dealership in Montana. Fly into Billings, MT on any major airline and I will personally pick you up at the airport and bring you to the dealership for a first class in depth delivery. (we are just 5 minutes from the airport) No charge for this option.
2) At a dealership of your choice subject to the courtesy delivery fee that they will charge you. You will need to contact a dealer in your area and tell them that you have a friend in Montana ordering a new Corvette for you and that you would like them to perform a courtesy delivery for you. We have found that the fee is lower at a smaller dealership. Further, we advise that you pay the fee directly to the dealership for 2 reasons: 1) you will have leverage to assure that the car is prepped correctly and to your satisfaction, 2) you will not have to pay sales tax on the courtesy fee as it will not be added to the sale price from us on the final paperwork.
3) At the Corvette museum subject to the $990 fee for doing so that is included in the MSRP of the car if you choose this option.
Once you have decided on the delivery location I will need the following from you:
1) Your choice of delivery location including a dealer contact if you are opting for a courtesy delivery.
2) Your name as you wish it to appear on the paperwork.
3) Your home address.
4) Your phone numbers, i.e. home, office, cellular.
5) Confirmation of your desired model, color and equipment.
We require a $1000 deposit to place an order. I am happy to accept a credit card by phone for the deposit.
I will then email you for your files:
1) A copy of the actual order submitted to GM
2) A copy of the GM Auto Book report detailing the standards and options of your order with pricing.
3) Your credit card receipt.
Once the car is produced I will mail you a complete packet of forms for your signature and return with your final payment.
When I receive the documents back with your check, I will prepare and mail you a 40 day temp tag and all of the paperwork that you will need to title and license your car.
Email ME today at:
kenfichtner@dennymenholt.com
You can reach me in my NEW OFFICE directly at 406-896-3088
If you call the old phone number that I used for years you will be told that I am no longer around. NOT TRUE!
Have a great day!
Ken Fichtner, former owner and dealer of Fichtner Chevrolet has sold his dealership!
Ken Fichtner is now the Fleet Manager, Corvette Department Manager, and Protection Plan specialist for a very large Chevrolet dealer in Billings, MT! Denny Menholt Chevrolet
Ken Fichtner is now Ken@DennyMenholtChev in the Corvette Forum.
Ken Fichtner is offering new Corvettes out of stock and special order at competitive prices!
Ken Fichtner is still in business! I have enjoyed being the expert in the CorvetteForum for many years.
Ken promises great service and the lowest prices.
Matching and beating other offers is his goal!
Chevrolet notified me that I have 8 extra 2016 Z51 Stingray allocations!
Constraints:
Z51 Package – I have 8 allocations for this option
Standard Painted Roof Panel – I have 4 allocations for this option
I am ready and willing to place a special order today as follows:
Non-Supplier Qualifying Purchaser: Dealer Invoice less $200 + $199 fee
Supplier Qualifying Purchaser: Supplier price + $199 fee
Verification of Eligibility – Customers must provide their driver’s license and authorization number to the dealer to receive this offer.
GM Employee: Employee price + $199 fee
Verification of Eligibility – Customers must provide their driver’s license and authorization number to the dealer to receive this offer.
Please let me know how you want your Stingray equipped, i.e. Coupe or Convertible,options, and color, and I will provide you with a price.
kenfichtner@dennymenholt.com
Here's more about how things work:
Choice of delivery location:
1) Here at our dealership in Montana. Fly into Billings, MT on any major airline and I will personally pick you up at the airport and bring you to the dealership for a first class in depth delivery. (we are just 5 minutes from the airport) No charge for this option.
2) At a dealership of your choice subject to the courtesy delivery fee that they will charge you. You will need to contact a dealer in your area and tell them that you have a friend in Montana ordering a new Corvette for you and that you would like them to perform a courtesy delivery for you. We have found that the fee is lower at a smaller dealership. Further, we advise that you pay the fee directly to the dealership for 2 reasons: 1) you will have leverage to assure that the car is prepped correctly and to your satisfaction, 2) you will not have to pay sales tax on the courtesy fee as it will not be added to the sale price from us on the final paperwork.
3) At the Corvette museum subject to the $990 fee for doing so that is included in the MSRP of the car if you choose this option.
Once you have decided on the delivery location I will need the following from you:
1) Your choice of delivery location including a dealer contact if you are opting for a courtesy delivery.
2) Your name as you wish it to appear on the paperwork.
3) Your home address.
4) Your phone numbers, i.e. home, office, cellular.
5) Confirmation of your desired model, color and equipment.
We require a $1000 deposit to place an order. I am happy to accept a credit card by phone for the deposit.
I will then email you for your files:
1) A copy of the actual order submitted to GM
2) A copy of the GM Auto Book report detailing the standards and options of your order with pricing.
3) Your credit card receipt.
Once the car is produced I will mail you a complete packet of forms for your signature and return with your final payment.
When I receive the documents back with your check, I will prepare and mail you a 40 day temp tag and all of the paperwork that you will need to title and license your car.
Email ME today at:
kenfichtner@dennymenholt.com
You can reach me in my NEW OFFICE directly at 406-896-3088
If you call the old phone number that I used for years you will be told that I am no longer around. NOT TRUE!
Have a great day!
Last edited by DennyMenholtChev; 09-17-2015 at 11:27 AM.
09-18-2015, 05:08 PM
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If I order my Vette from Ken, and fly into Billings (Not that far from Seattle), will Ken stop referring to himself in the 3rd person at the Airport? Cause that would be disappointing, I like to think that it's something Ken does all the time. 
Just harassing ya.
ETA: I'm unfamiliar with the Corvette ordering process. BMW often takes 8-12 weeks, what's the average for a 2LT Z51?
Just harassing ya.
ETA: I'm unfamiliar with the Corvette ordering process. BMW often takes 8-12 weeks, what's the average for a 2LT Z51?
