Mike Furman@Criswell

~Option Code R8C signifies Corvette Museum Delivery and has been noted as such since the early 5th Generation Corvette. Some folks at the Museum notified me this Tuesday the
18th that my customers from Morgan Hill,California (Gary and Diane) will be the 12,000th delivery at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY. I have probably had 300-400 customers over the years take advantage of
the R8C program and every one of them have had the Red Carpet rolled out as they experience their dream Corvette on the Museum floor. Think about that...12,000 Museum deliveries, what a Milestone...Congrats to everyone
involved at the National Corvette Museum! You can watch Gary and Diane (and family) on the Museum Web Cam this Tuesday...I also have two sets of other customers doing Museum delivery on Thursday the 20th.
Call my desk direct line when seeking your next Corvette 301-212-4420. www.corvettefurman.com or email mfurman@criswellauto.com
~The picture below was in the National Corvette Museum E News Friday Dec 14th 2018.





~I am going to spotlight one delivery this week....2019 Corvette ZR1 #1399.

~Richard B. Of Greenfield, Indiana last purchased a Yellow C7R from me just a couple years ago and he put his name on my next list of the highest horsepower C7 coming down the road. 7 weeks ago I placed his factory order for a Sebring Orange Tintcoat 2019 ZR1 Cpe with 755 horsepower ! Richard chose a 7spd manual transmission for his Orange Design Pkg ZR1. Equipment list: Dual roof Pkg, Performance Air intake, CF painted mirrors, ZTK Track Performance Pkg and 3ZR Pkg. We completed the Paperwork/payment process via Fed Ex and now it’s ready for Plycar Trucking to pick up and enclose trailer his new ZR1 to his driveway in Indiana. ZR1 #1399.











~Some others that left the yard...




~ I delivered a new Jeep to a referral that happens to be the Head Scout for the Washington Nationals Baseball Team. He brought in a gift for my son and I.
...Signed baseballs by Max Scherzer and Bryce Harper...



~I always wished that GM would have produced the Corvette Nomad...just something about it.




~In the Criswell Service lane yesterday...C6 ZR1 getting an oil change and my C7 ZR1 waiting delivery.

~Special people special cars. The following two pictures show two different people linked to the same man.
One a Vietnam Veteran best friend and the other his wife. Both meant so much to him but their time on Earth was
just too darn short... Never to be forgotten.



~The Frank Class Corvette Barn Find and Throwback section. Please post up your favorite picture this week.


















































































The original Brembo brake...

~Have a great week and travel safe.

Mike Furman
Criswell Chevrolet
Gaithersburg, MD
301-212-4420 desk direct
mfurman@criswellauto.com
www.CorvetteFurman.com
"I sell and ship Nationwide and have done so for 40+ years!"
Off Fridays and Sundays

1bdvet

Thanks Mike, another great Sunday post, of our past and present.

Thunder22

"1-ADAM 12 see the man......" Brought back a lot of memories.

Thunder22

This one because it was my first:

Thunder22

And this one because.... well, doesn't really need an explanation:

Mike Furman@Criswell

I can understand...

you never forget your first...Corvette.

Mike Furman

DALE#3

Thanks for posting so many great photo's.Not easy picking a favorite.
Well,2 in one picture helps a bit.
This is truly (Double Trouble)


Have a Great Week,Mike

Corgidog1

Bigredwing

Thanks Mike! I love the way this sets. Great proportion with the wheels.

rkj427

Thanks Mike for another great week of pictures and stories.

Congrats. to all the new owners, Corvettes and other models.

Very sharp ZR1 #1399 headed out.

Favorite photo(s) are the Stingray racer taken at the GM Technical Center here in Michigan.




Have a great week ahead, and keep bringing happiness and satisfaction to all your customers and friends!

Vetteman Jack

Steve Garrett

Happy holidays, my friend!!! I've seen this photo of William Shatner before, but I love it that he drove a '63 Split Window!

dvilin

Thanks for taking the time to share love looking at the photos present and past.

bigblock427

Hello Mike,

12,000 Vettes being delivered at the Museum is an impressive number considering the how long they have being doing deliveries there.

Another great week of throwback Corvette photos. The photos this week are my favorite group this year. There are many outstanding photos! I have a hard time picking a favorite. But I will go with this one since it is local to me. I instantly recognized the buildings in the background
I went by that building Friday night. It is in the part of downtown Oklahoma City called Automobile Alley due to the numerous old car dealer ships that were locate there at one time. Some of the buildings still have there large neon signs attached to the building and lit. All of the dealerships are gone, and the buildings have been converted to other uses. Many of the buildings were covered in Christmas lights Friday nigh and was a neat site to see. It is one of many neat areas of OKC. A man I worked for right out of college, who was my sister-in-laws step father, his father owned an Oldsmobile dealer ship on Broadway in downtown.

Have a great week and Merry Christmas.

got2hav1

Thanks for all the great photos this week. Congrats to all the new owners. I think this one will do this week.

23/C8Z

Mike, Great Thread.

this pic always gets me... something you'd expect to see in some backwoods work shop not the Corvette plant lol

Myfourth1

Wow....just wow.....Happy Holidays Mike....

Myfourth1

My boss actually said that to me when I showed up to work in my 69 Stingray. He didn't fire me though....lol

JK 23112

Thanks for more great photos this week!

My favorite is the white 1963 coupe with the Florida tag. Runner-up has to be the yellow C3 ZL1.

09Z06pj

Another great thread. Excellent! Thanks Mike.