Does museum delivery speed delivery?

[jrz1]

Just wondering if this cuts down on the standard delivery time. Would think it would because the plant is right there but not sure.....

[Lankhoss]

I was actually wondering the same thing, since I've ordered museum delivery.

I would think that the bigger "issue" is simply organizing all of the individual tours.....I can't imagine what the hold up would be for "shipping" it.

[Red Kelly]

My experience is no. You still have to go thorugh the local dealer and he's in que like every other dealer. The NCM on-site pick-up is a process in itself. They run through ever feature and button the vette has. Expect to spend at least 1 + hours going over this. I just wanted to get in and drive.

[mike1952]

Originally Posted by Red Kelly

My experience is no. You still have to go thorugh the local dealer and he's in que like every other dealer. The NCM on-site pick-up is a process in itself. They run through ever feature and button the vette has. Expect to spend at least 1 + hours going over this. I just wanted to get in and drive.

actually the museum does it's own PDI now but they can only deliver so many a day and if it gets backed up you wait until you can get a slot.

Mike

[jrz1]

I was simply referring to the time from when the car is done being produced to it's delivery to me. Which is faster - museum or through dealership. I just thought maybe museum might be faster due to lack of travel time.