factory pickup???
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From: Southeast Georgia
You should be able to get with the dealer and talk to them and they will be able to setup arrangements for you to drive it off of the assembley line. That is what the dealer in my area told me, if I was ordering it to my spec's.. I am not sure where you are in relation to the plant. I know that mine was assembled in K.C., MO. I hope that this helps you.
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From: Washington State
I don't see how the factory would be able to process your registration anyway. Plus, isn't there a checklist that the dealer go trough when prepping the vehicle?
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From: Flowood, MS
I can't pickup vehicles at Nissan's Canton, MS plant, and I work for the plant makes the frames for the Titan, Armada, and QX56. Like everyone else, I have to get the vehicles at the dealership.
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I asked if I could pickup my '02 Tbird at the factory and the answer was no. It has to go to the dealer first.
On a side note - I actually was on the production line when it was being assembled in Wixom, MI. They took me on a tour of the plant and even allowed me to take pics of my car and other parts of the line. That was quite an experience.
On a side note - I actually was on the production line when it was being assembled in Wixom, MI. They took me on a tour of the plant and even allowed me to take pics of my car and other parts of the line. That was quite an experience.
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From: Woodbridge N.J.
That would be cool to see my truck built. I called the ford hotline today and my truck is also due to be built the week of the 28th in V.A., with a delivery date in the week of December 5th. I caint wait!!!
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From: Damascus-Boring, Ore
"Museum Delivery" is a popular- and highly recomended Corvette option. The car is still shipped a few hundred yards from the plant to the museum on a convoy truck and yes, you pay the same freight as everyone else.