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2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (track prepared)
C3 of Year Winner (track prepared) 2019
Definitely not stock z06 wheels. That sidewall is huge too! Good lord those are fugly! Based on what little i can see, the center cap looks non-gm so I have to assume these are aftermarket. Maybe the museum made a concession to the buyer?
Very curious, I know it is just the NCM camera angle, but it almost looks like a printed cover on the center of the wheels. And the size of the sidewalls on the tires?
And I thought I was the only one watching these NCM cameras during the work day
I think the owner is participating in the NCM Experience which is similar to R8C Delivery. You bring your Corvette to the Museum and they clean it up and display your car in the delivery area of the Museum for the day. The cost is $500. You are also given a VIP Plant Tour along with a 1 year membership to the Museum, a wall plaque, a silver decal and a picture in front of the Museum. It sounds like a great opportunity especially if you weren't able to participate in R8C Museum Delivery when the car was originally manufactured. http://www.corvettemuseum.org/visit/...ams/xperience/
2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (track prepared)
C3 of Year Winner (track prepared) 2019
Originally Posted by 4R27TH
I think the owner is participating in the NCM Experience which is similar to R8C Delivery. You bring your Corvette to the Museum and they clean it up and display your car in the delivery area of the Museum for the day. The cost is $500. You are also given a VIP Plant Tour along with a 1 year membership to the Museum, a wall plaque, a silver decal and a picture in front of the Museum. It sounds like a great opportunity especially if you weren't able to participate in R8C Museum Delivery when the car was originally manufactured. http://www.corvettemuseum.org/visit/...ams/xperience/
That makes a lot of sense! First I've paid attention, or really heard of this program.
I think the owner is participating in the NCM Experience which is similar to R8C Delivery. You bring your Corvette to the Museum and they clean it up and display your car in the delivery area of the Museum for the day. The cost is $500. You are also given a VIP Plant Tour along with a 1 year membership to the Museum, a wall plaque, a silver decal and a picture in front of the Museum. It sounds like a great opportunity especially if you weren't able to participate in R8C Museum Delivery when the car was originally manufactured. http://www.corvettemuseum.org/visit/...ams/xperience/
I think the mystery is solved. All the mods were done by the owner prior to bringing to the NCM.
09-28-2016, 02:13 PM
