Quick Question?
Race Director
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From: La Center WA
If indeed your car gets built that week (which it likely will), it could be built any time that week (not necessarily on the 14th). Once it comes off the line, it's anyone's guess how long it will be before it's loaded onto a truck and en route to your dealer. Allied will not load your car until it can be part of a full load headed to dealers in your area. That could take a couple of days or it could be weeks - it depends on how many assembled Corvettes are ready to go to nearby dealers. Once your car is actually loaded and the truck has left Bowling Green, it will obviously arrive no later than the next day (or even the same day depending on departure time and where your dealer is on the route list).
Racer
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Sacramento California
St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by mpuzach
If indeed your car gets built that week (which it likely will), it could be built any time that week (not necessarily on the 14th). Once it comes off the line, it's anyone's guess how long it will be before it's loaded onto a truck and en route to your dealer. Allied will not load your car until it can be part of a full load headed to dealers in your area. That could take a couple of days or it could be weeks - it depends on how many assembled Corvettes are ready to go to nearby dealers. Once your car is actually loaded and the truck has left Bowling Green, it will obviously arrive no later than the next day (or even the same day depending on departure time and where your dealer is on the route list).
