Buying C7 Corvette in SoCal
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Thanks for the info man. I've sent an email to Tommy at MacMulkin if he has a preferred dealer in SoCal he has a good relationship with. Awaiting a response. He did mention to me courtesy delivery would be in the range of 300-500. Hell no I'm paying 1000 to rydell.
Btw, how long did the courtesy delivery take to get your car once it was all built and sent of to Cali? Tommy said it takes around 3 weeks from his experience.
Btw, how long did the courtesy delivery take to get your car once it was all built and sent of to Cali? Tommy said it takes around 3 weeks from his experience.
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...mira-loma.html
Again this has nothing to do with which dealer you ordered from and would be the extact same scenario if you bought local or did the courtesy delivery.
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Just keep in mind that there are lots of factors that could delay it further that your dealer would have no control over. They have to fill up the train in Toledo before it heads out here. I've read posts of it taking over 2 months but this seems uncommon. This thread has some interesting info.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...mira-loma.html
Again this has nothing to do with which dealer you ordered from and would be the extact same scenario if you bought local or did the courtesy delivery.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...mira-loma.html
Again this has nothing to do with which dealer you ordered from and would be the extact same scenario if you bought local or did the courtesy delivery.
I have a constraint to worry about first, ordered CFZ carbon fiber ground effects, and that's been on constraint.
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Yeah he definitely knows what he's doing. I just wanted to bring it up so everyone is aware of the possible uncontrollable delays. I have TPW of 8/18 and I'm trying to plan accordingly. Keep holding out for the CFZ. It looks amazing.
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Thanks for the info man. I've sent an email to Tommy at MacMulkin if he has a preferred dealer in SoCal he has a good relationship with. Awaiting a response. He did mention to me courtesy delivery would be in the range of 300-500. Hell no I'm paying 1000 to rydell.
Btw, how long did the courtesy delivery take to get your car once it was all built and sent of to Cali? Tommy said it takes around 3 weeks from his experience.
Btw, how long did the courtesy delivery take to get your car once it was all built and sent of to Cali? Tommy said it takes around 3 weeks from his experience.
(Truck to Ohio rail yard, sits in rail yard until loaded on train, train to Mira Loma rail yard, waits for truck to transport it to dealer)
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I was notified that my car was on its way to Ohio from Bowling Green on 4/25. I picked it up at the Courtesy dealer on May 23. The dealer my have had it a day or so for prep then called me to pick it up. So, expect around 3 weeks.
(Truck to Ohio rail yard, sits in rail yard until loaded on train, train to Mira Loma rail yard, waits for truck to transport it to dealer)
(Truck to Ohio rail yard, sits in rail yard until loaded on train, train to Mira Loma rail yard, waits for truck to transport it to dealer)